/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[k No.9983064]

hey /ck/, how long will 200 Euros last me in Austria? I have enough food for two more days, but then I'm out, how long can I last? Any tips that can make the money last longer? What foods should I use to cook?

[noko No.9983086]

>>9983064

Is that money just till the end of the month?

Rice, pasta, bread, cheap vegetables...

Meat can generally bring the bills up, unless its shitty and cheap. Depends on what you´re used to.

I´m currently living in Portugal and on a tight budget. 200 euros here gets me through the month very nicely. Wine, cheese, chicken, pork, cigarettes.

[k No.9983091]

>>9983086
A bit later than that, till the 5th.

[noko No.9983101]

>>9983091

a bit less than €10 a day. you should be ok. Just dont spend it on silly stuff.

[k No.9983110]

>>9983101
Thanks

[Anonymous No.9983157]

Just get bulk food at Hofer my dude

[Anonymous No.9983163]

>>9983064
Im selling one of those cartridges on ebay right now

nice

[Anonymous No.9984643]

>>9983064
oh hey, I played that game a lot a kid but only to crash and blow up.

>>9983163
Surely it doesn't sell for much.
Tell me brah, can I make bank if I sell my old copy I still own?

[k No.9984722]

>>9983157
was planning on doing that.

Im glad that theres nothing to worry about. thanks /ck/

[Anonymous No.9984984]

>>9983064
You could always steal a credit card or some money. I mean, who gives a shit.?No one is going to extradite you for petty theft.

[Anonymous No.9984990]

>>9983064
>pod racer
Damn that was a fun game.

[Anonymous No.9985148]

>>9983064
Austrian from Vienna here. As mentioned in the thread. Shop at Lidl and Hofer for veggies and get lentils, beans, rice, pasta and bread from anywhere its cheap.