/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Am I going to give myself mercury poisoning by eating a ton of canned tuna?

I've gone into ultimate bachelor mode as of late, and for the past month, I've eaten roughly two cans of tuna every day (lunch and dinner). Is this terrible, or is the presence of mercury in fish overstated?

Anyone else crazy for this? I think tuna is delicious

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Looking for cheap healthy-ish food(mainly not doused in fat)
The catch: fuck ramen done eating that shit
P.s. college student with no money

How do you prepare your canned tuna /ck/? Need some good dressings for my sandwiches

hey /ck/ i has a can of tuna what should a make

Sup /ck/ poorfag here. Ive got some spinach (home grown) and a can of tuna. What could I make that won't taste rancid turds. I don't really like cooked spinach. Was wondering if I could almost use the raw spinach as a wrap/tortilla. Filling would be tuna, with mayo and some tomato or onion or something. Does this sound like a good idea? any suggestions?

Hi /ck/ poorfag here. Ive got some canned tuna in the cupboard and some spinach in the fridge. What can I make for lunch with it? How should I prepare it?

thanks

/ck/ im sick, have a bad cold. What can I make with canned tuna? quick, simple and healthy? Ive only got 2 pieces of bread and I want to eat the whole can of tuna (dont know if il get a whole can to fit on 2 pieces of bread.) what to put in the tuna if I make a sandwich? (sorry for bad english, its my 3rd language)

I'm a big grown up boy now and I'm not living with mom and pop or using the university meal plan anymore. Just a simple question, what's your weekly food budget? I'm thinking I can live on like $2.00 a day.