/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I'm impressed how much fucking trash he managed to fit in a single trip

>>17835351
>snacks that won't last a week
>6 bags of chips and a bag of oreos among other things

You'd save a whole lot of money if you weren't an obese faggot

>>17835351
>Food
>3/4 of it is snacks and various concoctions of corn syrup
>rest is premade meals

These retards deserve their starvation and poverty.

>>17835358
probably like this

Back when I was a cashier, I would judge a person hard core of they came through the check out lane with this shit.
100% chance that this person is paying with EBT.

>>17835351
Can complain about what they chose, but the end result is still correct; even garbage is massively overpriced compared to normal now.

>>17835373
yep

>>17835351
i could live like a king off of that for two whole weeks and i'm built like shrek

>>17835351
Is this how trump voters eat?

>>17835351
>large single bags of lays, doritos, ruffles, AND cheetos
>62 cans of soda goywater
>pop tarts AND oreos
>fucking lunchables

holy shit their feet are going to literally EXPLODE from the sheer diabeetus

how are Americans alive

>>17835351
pretty based that it's killing off retards like this

>>17835351
>waaah why things so expensive!?!?
>ignore the fact that we spend $80 of it on fucking mountain dew
>>17835367
also this
its like that dumbcunt actress who posted about food banks being expensive when she bought just kale and fucking limes.
this is your brain on believing everything the internet posts

>>17835351
I'm still amazed by how many people think conglomerate brand name junk foods and instant meals counts as "food".

>this grocery haul is MAYBE 3 meals

jesus christ, was this tweet by movieblob?

>americans complaining that they can no longer afford to be morbidly obese

>>17835351
I'm not convinced that's actually 155 dollars worth of stuff.

>>17835429
dont feel like totalling but it sounds about right, it's all nationwide brand junk food

>>17835481
You would be horrible at price is right.

>>17835351
Why don't americans eat fresh healthy food?

>>17835491
I'm only vaguely familiar with junk food, hardly anything I buy has name brands except for stuff like condiments and commodities.

>>17835351
I'm counting maybe $25 of real food. I buy junk occasionally too but this is embarrassing, muh hamfist economics aside

>>17835491
those prices don't seem too off, plus someone buying shit like this definitely isn't waiting for a deal on their dewie to get their fix, they just throw this shit in the cart and their jaw hits the walmart floor when the total comes up at the register

>>17835374
Only garbage is overpriced. Learn to shop

>>17835534

They could easily save $20-30 if they bought walmart brand items but I bet they would complain that Mt Lightning doesn't taste as good as Mt Dew

>>17835382
Can we have one thread without black girls?

>>17835550
hell, I'm sure all of those bags of chips, 'cereal', and poptarts are normally ~$6 a pop each, and because they shop like a toddler they're paying out the ass. manufactures set prices weekly or bi-weekly, if you have a modicum of self control, just wait and they'll be down to $2-3 one week, guaranteed. hell, sometimes I'll buy lunchables if they're 2/$1.50, but normally they go as high as $2.50 each (last I looked which was a while ago)

>>17835351
>$155
>Soda & chips
Based Biden dabbing on obese retards.

>>17835393
>donations
what? donations to what? why would i literally just give away almost a fourth of my paycheck?
>>17835351
i feel like if a nigger took a picture, that should be disclosed via a little stamp in the corner of the image. just as a reminder that this is not normal human behavior. only sub 95 iq individuals buy this kind of shit at the store

>>17835351
Seriously though, if a person's eating habits get to this point why not take a multivitamin and drink corn syrup straight from the bottle? Why even bother with chewing solid foods?

>>17835481
accurate except for the soda

>>17835561
wtf why would you buy lunchables? do they have good ones now? unless they're for your kids idk why youd get those

>>17835383
>62 cans of soda goywater
62 cans that the person says will last them 5 fucking days, even for a family of 4 which I highly doubt the person in the picture is feeding that would be 3 cans of soda per person per day. Although with the more likely scenario the person is feeding 2 it's more like 6 cans a day probably combine with a whole bag of chips a day.

>>17835429
Name brand snacks and sodas are surprisingly expensive. I added up about 80% of what was in the pic on the Walmart website and it was already over $110. Then it looks like there are some little spice bottles/bags and that can add up quickly too especially if they're name brand. And getting stuff sliced at the deli is like twice as expensive as buying presliced.

Rising food prices are a problem but it doesn't completely excuse poor shopping habits. They spent like $50 on more expensive name brand chips and soda. Also it looks like there's a $12 bag of lollipops there.

>>17835351
Things are more expensive, but holy shit please stop buying boxed foods and carbonated sugar water. 155 can feed two people for a month even now as long as you don't wast it on shit like kraft boxed foods, chips, soda, and cereal. I can count less than 5 things you should actually buy in that picture.

>>17835597
just a little nostalgic shitty cheese meat and crackers. I'd never spend over a dollar on one

>>17835602
>And getting stuff sliced at the deli is like twice as expensive as buying presliced.
eh, I can get a pound of slices salami at the local deli counter for half of what the same weight costs pre-sliced. Make sure you're comparing the prices pound for pound.

>>17835351

42 years of Reaganomics.

>>17835569
its a tax evasion tactic
every dollar you donate to a charity you can claim and receive back in your tax return
rich people donate large chunks of money so then when tax time comes the govt goes "oh, cool, you dont have that much money then" and returns them all the money they spent on donations

>>17835607
cmon man just buy some salami and good crackers or something lol
getting those nuggies and putting the seasoning in the bag and shaking it violently sounds fun though

>>17835351
>got us
How many is us?

>>17835602
>And getting stuff sliced at the deli is like twice as expensive as buying presliced.
Idk about wally world but the opposite is true at every grocery store I go to. the store has the slicer and bulk products to save overhead without boar's head taking a bigger cut on the supply line

>>17835426
>oatmeal
>corn
retard

>>17835611
>returns them all the money
The donated amount is deducted from your tax liability amount, and then your owed taxes are calculated from that Adjusted Gross Income, there is no situation where you can have a tax bill of zero unless you invest ALL of your liquid capital back into your business and write it off as a business expense.

>>17835611
but youre not having a net change in your wealth from that after tax returns.... i dont get the point.... you still lose the money you donated

>>17835624
*unless you invest all of that year's income back into your business