/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Hey /ck/, just moved and the only walking distance location to get food is now burger king.

I never had a reason to visit fast food restaurants until now. What's good there?

Hay /ck/, /v/agr/a/nt here. I just moved into a student corridor and realized that I have no more than ~$100 to spend on food this entire month. Aside from butter, eggs, oatmeal and a few frozen slices of bread, I have absolutely nothing. Not even salt and pepper.

I saved a few advice/suggestion images I found here years back on how to make cheap yet tasty food, but they all went missing somewhere along the line. I think one of them was how you could make cheap ramen a lot better by adding eggs, green onions and so on.

This anon would be really happy if you would mind sharing some basic advice/links on where to get started, or some basic recipes. My cooking skills are entry-level so I would probably forget a lot of obvious stuff. Should probably also mention that I live in northern Europe, so famous American brands would have to be substituted for something else, and everything is expensive as shit.

I am sick, /ck. I am unsure as to rather or not it is a cold or my allergies at this point, as the main problem is just a sore throat. What is something I can ingest (other than medicine) to help? MY grandmother suggested oranges, citing that the vitamin C would help, but the amount of acid in them makes it sound counterproductive.