/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15269912
>no fresh vegetables or fruits
>single serving meals in cans or frozen TV dinner trays
>2500 grams of sugar in those sodas
That mongolian beef doesn't sound bad though

Those Devour meals are tasty but I can't ever justify buying them because they're like fucking $4.50 for one little TV dinner

>>15269912

>>15269912
unhealthy.

>>15269912
I'm trying to add up in my head how that was $130 but...

>Van Camp's Beanee Weenee

holy based

>>15269912
you're going to consume it all in 4 days then go back for another fix you fat bastard

>>15269912
>not a single vegetable, fruit or raw ingredient
does /ck/ even cook or is it a larp like /out/?

I will take the eggnog, you can eat the rest.

>>15269912
Good god man, learn to cook.

>>15269962
>no fresh vegetables or fruits
I only buy fresh vegetables when I have a meal in mind, like carrots, onions, celery, and potatoes. I have a stockpile of canned green beans, peas, tomatoes, corn, beans, and rice.
>single serve meals
Damned convenient when I'm too lazy to cook, or in a rush to work.
>2500 grams of sugar in those sodas
The cokes are for boubon-and-cokes. The mountain dews are for a morning blast of caffeine and sugar.
>Mongolian beef
It's P.F. Chang's. Super-easy to pop in a pan, get some rice going, and have a tasty meal of beef, peppers, onions, string beans, and rice.

>>15269976
You should've seen the chicken tenders thread from the other day

>>15269912
>$130-ish
Is there a 6lb standing rib buried underneath all that crap?

>>15269988
>I only buy fresh vegetables when I have a meal in mind
I have a meal several times a day

>>15269995
I have one maybe once a day, sometimes less

>>15269976
I can cook a mean omelette.

>>15269993
2 lbs. of roast beef, 1 lbs. of Havarti cheese, and a whole fried chicken.

>>15270002
That’s like $30 with tax.

>>15269995
Canned veggies are more convenient for my day-to-day. I stockpile green beans, peas, corn, tomatoes, and rice.

>>15269912
>$130-ish
Is the alcohol out of frame or something? There's nothing there.

>>15269912
Post receipt

>>15269912
You spent $130 and didnt pick up a jar of these?

>>15270008
>day-to-day
>stockpile
?

>>15270006
>>15269993
the TV dinners cost 90$ probably

>>15269912
You are a disgusting human being and an idiot.

>>15269989
The one with the fat guy living in a shack? Its still up

>>15270091
Yes. My dinners are usually a protein, a starch, and a vegetable. It's easy to stockpile canned vegetables so you always have some convenient for whatever meat+ starch you're making. What's the confusion?

>>15270002
>A whole fried chicken
A whole rotisserie chicken is $5-6

>>15269912
I have the same countertops. Have you posted here before?

>>15270116
Buy frozen veg. Better taste, nutrients and less BPA

>>15270113
oh god you're right lmao
>>15264819
I've never once looked at just a thumb and a few fingers in frame of a picture and thought "this is a very fat man"

>>15269912
vege vege vege

>>15270116
>What's the confusion?
the reason why you don't have any fresh vegetables, or fruits for that matter, in your house

>>15270120
Yes, but not on these counters. Bought this house brand-new. Are you my neighbor?

$18 on junk

>>15269912
How does that garbage add up to 130 dollarydoos

>>15270136
I buy carrots, onions, celery, peppers, mushrooms, and garlic fresh when I need it, mostly to make a soup or pasta. I buy potatoes fresh when I'm making baked or mashed potatoes.

>>15270144
>jujyfruits
too based for this world

>>15270143
I dont really have neighbors. Built the house 2 years ago.

>>15270144
Finally, someone contributing to the thread! This isn't about me, this is about you guys!

>>15270156
Processed & prepared foods are really expensive. Sad because $20 worth of meat & $20 worth of vegetables could have made basically everything on that counter, tastier and with less chemicals

>>15270163
I don't know what to tell you, I'm not your mom, but like everyone else said man you need to eat some vegetables on a daily basis and not just the slop that's served in campbells soup cans

>>15270144
That seems cheap

>>15270184
It could, and with more time investment than I care to spend!
>>15270188
What part of "I eat green beans, peas, corn, tomatoes, rice, and beans" on a daily basis are you having difficulty with?

>>15270209
I have tons of prepared shit for lunches, but I cook dinner every night. My wife also buys way too much shit. Im a little ashamed when people see how much shit we have

>>15269912
$90

>buying groceries
l o l

You are everything wrong with the modern American diet OP. Go fuck yourself. Its people like you that make it harder for others to get actual nourishing healthy food.

>>15270209
>rice, and beans
famous vegetables, rice and beans

>>15270258
What are you talking about? I'm the reason fresh vegetables are cheap! More for you! You want me to buy up all the chicken thighs and drive the price up on those?

I'd like to think I'd just go to prison before I reached this point.

>>15270285
Prison, famous for the fresh fruit and vegetable diet!

>>15269912
Obesity/10

>>15269912
My Kroger has 4/$11 twelve packs right now so you would have been able to get 12 more sodas for like 4 less dollars. Good time to get egg nog it's almost last call on that although I did get some on my milk truck today. You should try the Kroger ham steaks to replace that one (Cooks?), they're cheap and in a resealable package. Which Sargento is that, provolone? Are the soups on sale now, I know last week the Progresso was when you purchased 8 (or 10, I forget)? That's usually the time to stock up, they do it sometimes with the Campbell's chunky as well. I don't get much frozen food aside from private Selection berries and the occasional ice cream but I imagine those items made up a good chunk of the total. Use any coupons or ecoupons on your Kroger (or local banner store) card?
One last note, I love the deli fried chicken, it's probably the least healthy thing I eat on a regular basis (1-2 times a week for lunch, other times it's deenz).
T Kroger dairy fag

>>15270370
And this is one of my typical hauls. The eggs, ham steak, milk, bananas and berries are what I eat every day along with some multigrain bread not pictured. That costs about 35 per ten days. The steak, boars head, spinach and sparkling ices were just for my day off since I usually get that deenz and a protein bar on my work days.

>>15270456
$35 per *EIGHT* days, sorry.

>>15270370
>>15270456
My brother! I was a producefag for Kroger for around two years. The Sargento is Havarti, for ham-and-cheese sandwiches. The ham is a local Kentucky brand conveniently sliced. And you're right, the deli fried chicken is tasty as fuck. I can eat it hold or cold for lunch or dinner.
Ironic, I know, the former producefag doesn't buy any fresh produce. Didn't need any this trip, but I've explained that elsewhere.

>>15270456
Also, it doesn't show up well, but I got myself a bag of small loaves of bread to have with soup and pasta, and a bag of hotdog buns. I'm not a big hotdog guy, but my aunt got me a case of stuff from Omaha steaks for Christmas, and it came with a case of beef dogs, so I had to get some mustard, chili, and buns to eat those. I'll probably spring for a fresh onion to dice up there.

>baguette
>dozen eggs
>2L milk
>jalapeno focaccia
>kit kat
>chicago mix popcorn

Made a strata with the eggs milk and baguette and ate the kit kat and popcorn

I'm drinking some of that Kroger nog right now.. It sucks. Think maybe I added way too much rum.

>>15270144
how the tillamook huckleberry? I couldn't find it my grocery store :(

>>15270144
those chili fritos are so fucking good

>>15269912
https://voca.ro/1hG6Lf7u913k

>>15269912
>haul
Stop watching crap youtubers and post a photo of your body.

>>15270660
Yeah I would have recommended the promised land or southern comfort brands. You get half as much for the same price but how much nog does one really need?

>>15269912
It's obvious you don't know how to cook.

>>15269912
Based and retard who doesn't know how to cook polled.

>>15269988
>when I'm too lazy to cook
I'm guessing that's always.

>>15269912
I can't tell if these grocery threads are serious, or if they are started by people who know they consume nothing but garbage knowing they will rile up the retards on this board.

>>15269912

>>15271309
gr8 r8 m8

>>15269995
I personally keep stocks of frozen vegetables. They have a longer shelf-life and are just as healthy.

>>15269912
Absolute trash. Nothing but sugar water and shitty pre-processed meals. Absolute waste of money. Same kind of a retard that doesn't know to shop for ingredients and then claims its too expensive to eat well.

>>15270209
>and with more time investment than I care to spend
It takes no more than twenty minutes to prepare most of my meals, stop being a lazy, fat piece of subhuman that does everything out of "convenience" and "... when I'm lazy"(what the fuck do you do you're too busy not to eat like an insectoid in a termite colony?)

>>15271309
i love you rate anon

>>15271309
based rate anon

>>15269988
>The cokes are for boubon-and-cokes
do you know that coke / pepsi zero work absolutely perfect with any alco you want, you sugar junkie?

I love that OP's haul was such fucking garbage it managed to produce a 75 post thread without a single other contribution

>>15269912
>This is the people that criticize the tobacco threads