/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Like £7 a month, I usually grab a burger or something as ubereats deals roll past

I get fastfood about once a month I think. So around €8.

Around $45 dollars every two or three months.

>>15119893
About 10 dollars a day. But I count getting my gallon of water and coffee at the wawa before work every day.

>>15119893
£0 a month.
Possibly £10 - £20 a year at the very most.

$0

I cook all of my own food. As God intended.

>>15119973
Alhamdulillah

probably about £300 / $400 but food is a lot more expensive here I think

>>15119942
can you not buy a gallon sized water bottle on Amazon and just refill it?
you'd save a lot of money my dude.

You could have bought a house instead if you weren't lazy

About $400-500 for two people a month. Sometimes a bit more if I'm busy with work and shit.

>>15119893
About fifty euros

>>15120207
Can neither of you cook?

>>15119893
About 20€ a year, mcdonalds order once a year when my wife wants it. Might be less than once a year, dunno

>>15119893
like $500-600....i gotta STOP the uber eats bros

I can cook. I dont like the drive, the wait, the cost, and the thought of some filthy ass monkey touching my food. So zero point zero.

>>15120272
Can neither of you cook?
Anon, >>15120207 never said there was another one.
Just that he purchase enough fastfood for two people and that it cost him $400-500 a month

Probably $100. I work 9-5 M-F so it makes sense to just do meal preps for the week, and then Ill usually get drunk on Friday night and order delivery, usually from a local diner that isnt too expensive.

I was spending roughly $1k a month at bars and restaurants for several years before COVID.

>>15120293
>like $500-600
That is almost double my monthly food budget

>>15121268
Fat bastard

>>15119893
I buy sushi or something for the family once a week, so probably about 200-300 a month.

>>15119893
Takeout+restaurants about $400

I'd say like 10 bucks a month. Just cook for yourself you faggot.

>>15121529
>preparing your own food and paying more in utilities each month
Hehehehehe yes goy cook at home more

>>15119893
200$ and I live in poorfag eastern european shithole

£0 before lockdown
Probably £50 these days with the lockdown depression, I've gained 15kg

There was a time when I was working 12+ hours a day. I ate takeout pretty much everyday, cost nearly £500/month. Glad those days are over now.

>>15119893
Before COVID? $600 in delivery and restaurants or so, a bit more when I go out regularly. Now, it's more like $200-$300 a month.

I don't really know how to cook, so I'm fine with it. When I was making a lot of money, it was better than being more stressed out after work.

>People ACTUALLY use shit like UberEats, DoorDash, etc.
kys yourself.

>>15123394
Delivery is cheaper than a DUI, anon.

>>15121819
Actually laughed

>>15123399
'no'

Unironically was spending about 600-800 a month on pizza and other delivery. I kept asking my family for more and more money saying it was for "groceries" when it was for alcohol and take-out lol

>>15120181
What fucking bridge do you live under? 2400 isn’t a down payment for shed, dude, let alone a house.

>>15123434
Disgusting.

>>15119893
Family spends about $200 at Costco takeout, convenience stores and Fresh Go Go.

>>15123394
Get a job. You could order for every meal on a Walmart manager salary. You do make that, right?

>>15123467
Bros....

>>15123467
>Willingly spending more on a service because you have money
Yeah nah, you're a retarded faggot. You'll never own a car worth more than 5 grand, you'll never have money to invest, you'll never own a house doing what you're doing. But hey, that's the general millennial mindset. Zero forethought, just live in the moment.

kys doubly so, retard. When you're 30 and have nothing to show for it, you'll have only yourself to blame.

>>15123501
I spent two-three years ordering in almost every single night, or eating out, and I have a paid off $40k car, and a three bedroom home in one of the safest areas of the country.

Maybe... get good at what you do? Or find a new career?

>>15123572
Yeah? Well I'm a math major, any job I want 300k starting. You're nowhere near my level, kiddo.

>>15123572
lol, this. I did nearly the same exact thing, although my car was only $32k.

Get a better job and learn to spend money on things that matter and how to save and invest.

>>15123434
Living the dream

>>15123589
Okay, good for you, enjoy ordering in then.

>>15123614
Ok chud

>>15123501
How the fuck do you know how much he's worth? You're getting angry over some strangers finances and you don't even know his situation lol. He might have "fuck you" money in which case he should be spended as much of it in the economy as he can

>>15123641
>Funding large corporations who care absolutely none about their employees and are only there to shyster retards like him out of money
Once again, having money is not an excuse. Get in your fucking car and pick it up, you lazy sack of shit.

>>15123649
You realize delivery exists independent of whatever meme app scammed you out of your fries right dipshit?

By the way you sound like a fuckin retard, do you not wipe your ass too because of "big TP" getting your shekls? Lol loser to the nth degree

>>15123649
>Get in your fucking car and pick it up, you lazy sack of shit.
I'll repeat, delivery is cheaper than a DUI. Not to mention, up until these things existed, you had two choices to order in, mostly: pizza and Chinese.

Not to mention, not every person has a car available. I know people want to bitch about the shit margins restaurants get from this, but they're also opening up a huge market to restaurants that would never have gotten this kind of publicity or been able to advertise themselves.

maybe like $100, $120 max but I drive for a living so I usually grab a quick, cheap, hot lunch. dinner is always home cooked except maybe a nice $15 takeout once a month on the weekend

>>15123491
S-stomp clap, s-stomp clap