/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18263580
-several Tyson young chickens
-frozen vegetables
-oats and more oats
-10lb bags of potatoes
-dried lentils and peas
-rice
-canned tomatoes
-evoo
-assorted fruit
Cook stews and rice and use the rendered fat in place of butter

>>18263580
i'd stop doing stupid shit so i had more than $150.
>list
pasta/instant ramen
hot dogs
stop by once a week to get fresh celery and bell pepper to add to the pasta/instant ramen.

>>18263590
Good list. You will live.
>>18263595
Okay list, but obvious and few items. You will die.

90 bags of chips for 90$ 3 per day
30 multivitamin 10$
50$ worth of weed

>>18263604
An interesting answer. You will receive an interesting death.

>>18263596
>Okay list, but obvious and few items. You will die.
you can legit survive on instant ramen with celery bell pepper and hot dogs by eating it twice a day forever unless you're a woman because it doesn't supply iron.

>>18263624
It's boring. You will die.

>>18263580
part of my new year's resolution was to not shop at walmart.
my resolution: shop only local, at small businesses.
i guess i'm going to die!

Frozen veggies, salami, floor and pasta

>>18263580
I dunno, that's about what I always spend on my monthly trips there and I usually just get whatever's on sale or sounds good.

You can easily get your daily protein ration from offal for less than £2 a day

The remaining money is more than enough to cover a months worth of potatoes and veg

>>18263648
Cheap > local
>Buh muh local economeee
Fuck local businesses. Die.
>>18263686
Good answer
>>18263707
Such as?

>>18263580
150 of those individually wrapped spicy pickles, would eat 5 a day.

>>18263580
i've already survived two years eating just tamago kake gohan and tea, your game is nothing to me

>>18263830
You win, you survive
>>18263853
DIE WEEB

>>18263580
I spend 100 on deenz, then the rest on chunky peanut butter.

>>18263580
Protein powder
Eggs
Eggs
Eggs
Rice
Rice
$50 of monster energy zero ultra paradise

>>18263889
You’re gonna make it

>>18263580
i do that every month
ground beef
chicken breast
bag of potatoes
bag of onions
bag of flour
bag of rice
block of cheddar
block of mozzarella
two cans of tomato sauce
bottle of crystal's hot sauce
bottle soy sauce
pack of flour tortillas
box of hard taco shells
lettuce
sour cream
eggs
milk
butter
green tea
frozen mixed veggies
garlic and other spices
oil
vinegar
carrots
celery

i make:
beef tacos
chicken fajitas
pizza
hamburgers and potato wedges
chicken stir fry
roasted chicken over salad
meat oaf and mashed potatoes
fried chicken and french fries
meatball sub
chicken noodle soup
buffalo chicken w/ carrots and celery and ranch dip
chicken salad sandwich
marinaded chick on the BBQ with a baked potato
dirty rice

>>18263925
ngmi

>>18263925
the trick wit hmy plan is i don't have to buy everything each month
herbs and spices last me 3 months
ketchup, hot sauce, oil/vinegar and mayo last me two months
i buy a year worth of rice at a time
i get a few months out of a giant box of green tea
etc.
buy in bulk, watch for sales/deals and rotate your spending power

>>18263947
i have been doing it since covid started, i'm actually spending $300/month but feeding 3 people and a dog
it also helps to grow simple things that don't take up much space like herbs, tomatoes and peppers

>>18263966
ngmi
>>18263948
ygmi

>>18263925
Good answer, you live

>>18263580
Canned tuna
Canned sardines
Dried beans
Dried lentils
Dried pasta
Rice
Olive oil
Eggs
Oatmeal
Protein powder
frozen chicken thighs/drumsticks (cheaper)
Frozen ground beef

If you buy non organic and buy in bulk this is easily obtainable for 150. Also none of this food spoils and hits majority of the micronutrients your body needs. Anyone saying ramen noodles and hot dogs needs to kill themselves.

>>18263973
Stop copying me

Why the fuck would I have to go to Walmart? Only the lowest of the low trash actually buys food from there.

>>18263979
>Also none of this food spoils
>chicken
>eggs
>ground beef
????

>>18263984
cheap

>>18263984
Rude

>>18264008
Wal-mart isn't cheap lol

>>18263984
because they sell the same exact brands as publix for a considerably lower price
i actually shop at publix, winn dixie, aldi and walmart
each store has deals

>>18263580
Eggs and vodka. Maybe some canned deenz for the weekends.

>>18264140
It must be suffering living in the South if all your grocery stores only sell the same basic bitch crap they have at Walmart. I've literally never been to a grocery store with anywhere near as bad as a selection as a Walmart.

Cabbage, potatoes, pork chops.

>>18263979
Good answer, you get to live
>>18264087
It is.
>>18264140
Aldis has G R E A T ribeyes
>>18264374
OK answer, you live

>>18263580
$150 worth of $0.50 Ramen Noodles chicken and beef flavored

>>18263580
Box of 72 eggs. 20 lbs bag of jasmin rice. 15 lbs of chicken thighs. 10 lbs bagged onions. 20 lbs potatoes. 1 liter of peanut oil. 5 lbs frozen broccoli 5 lbs frozen peas. Pint of soy sauce. 8 bulbs garlic. 1 lb ginger. 1 lb box kosher salt. Small bottle of black peppercorns.

Probably not even 150 bucks, and might last more than a month.

>chicken broth
>kale
>potatoes
>italian sauage
>flour
>garlic
>herbs
>butter
my girlfriend made me go to olive garden. i hate soup, then i had the zuppa toscana. now i love soup. i will live off of a copycat zuppa toscana recipe with homemade garlic breadsticks.

>>18264237
walmarts are very regional, in the south they tend to be very well stocked and even sell local food like honey and whatnot, they also will order anything you ask them to, my store has a whole aisle for just Mexican and Asian food with shit i have never see elsewhere.
it a store by store basis but some really aren't that bad, just go early in the morning to avoid the riffraff

>>18264486
>Aldis has G R E A T ribeyes
some of there cheese are pretty good to

>>18265118
Truthpilled

>>18263580
rice

>>18263580

6 bags of frozen veggies- $5
bag of flour-$1.50
olive oil classic large NOT EVOO- $5
pack of butter- $4
multiple packs of the cheapest boneless skinless chicken (10 lbs) - $40
15 various types of generic pastas- $15
4 various 16 oz blocks of cheese- $8
3 gallons of milk- $14
Kool Aid/Tea- $4
granulated Sugar- $5
2 Boxes of generic raisin bran- $8
10 lbs of potatoes- $10
10 lbs bananas- 7.00
5 Cans of Ranch Style Beans- $7.5
Big jar of generic salsa- $3
36 large eggs bought in the 36 egg pack- $5
1 gallon Cheap Apple Juice- $5
1 large generic dishwashing liquid BECAUSE YOU CANT MAKE YOURSELF SICK THIS IS IMPT- $3

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$150 exactly. Prices are my prices for generic goods at my local WMT.

>>18263580
if I'm at walmart I'll just steal whatever I want at the self checkout

>>18263966
this anon is right I spent $30 on 5 6 packs of starter tomato and pepper plants from Walmart and I haven't bought a tomato or pepper all summer. At one point last week I had 22 tomatoes on my table. A $3 cucumber plant from Bonnie Plants will give cucs all summer (buy the boston bush, not vine)

>>18265118
also pic related

>>18263979
>frozen chicken thighs/drumsticks (cheaper)

This was true 10 years ago and may be true in other countries but in the USA boneless skinless 5lb chicken breasts have more calories/$ and more grams of protein/$.

>>18264938
>i will live off of a copycat zuppa toscana recipe with homemade garlic breadsticks.


this is kind of a joke but in reality you think "what do mexicans eat" "what do italians eat" "what do asians eat" and kinda end up where this thread is now.

Think about it:

Cheap healthy carbs: Pasta, Rice, Whole Potatoes

Cheap healthy protein: Beans, Boneless skinless chix, Milk, Cheese

Cheap healthy fats: Butter, Olive Oil Classic (cooking olive oil), Cheese

Oh shit and I forgot because it's been a while since I've been super poor: A GIANT BOTTLE OF BBQ SAUCE.

You're going to end up with a lot of bland carbs and proteins. people are always saying buy hot sauce. Fuck that get BBQ.

Jokes on you, i live in the third world so 150 dollars is a lot

>>18263580
15 lbs of chicken
15 lb of rice
the rest of beef and brocolli

IIRC there was an anon on the board years ago who proposed to go an entire year on just one budget of like $200. Wonder what happened there.

>>18265847
>Wonder what happened there.
I budget on $300 a year now because of inflation, ama

>>18265444
How?
>>18265704
Chad but you'll still die
>>18265847
How the fuck is that even possible
>>18265922
What's in your pantry?

>>18263580
I do not require food for a month if I have access to water, so I pocket the $150

>>18265922
Anon, beggars make more than $300 a year
Explain yourself

>>18263580
cook all my meals at once and have it not going bad for the entire month??
can we move the limit to cooking once a week?

>>18263580
Can I go to Sam's Club?

I'd buy one 25lb bag of rice for $10 - that would be enough rice.

I'd buy 10lbs of ground beef, at $5 per pound, that's $50

I'd spend $10 on spices

I'd buy like 10lbs of chicken.

Also would get a few dozen eggs and some cheddar cheese.

Oh and some milk.

That should cover ti

>>18266211
Enjoy your scurvy

>>18266201
>Comes to the cooking board
>Doesn't like to cook

>$150 USD
If you can't get by on that you're massively retarded. Under $100 is where it starts being a challenge.

2 meals a day meals 60 meals a month. Skip breakfast or have coffee because you aren't a baby who needs food first thing in the morning.

All these prices are in AUD, by the way:
$65 worth of chicken is enough for a month. 2 meals a day, 6 days a week, have a meatless Monday.
$10 on 4kg of rice
$15 on 6kg of frozen mixed veg
$7 on 5kg of potatoes
$5 on dried beans
$5 for 3kg of spaghetti
$6 on 3kg of canned tomatoes
$10 on ketchup, BBQ sauce and some kind of hot sauce
All totaling $123 AUD, or about $84.48 USD. I could probably cut out half of that chicken and swap it for more beans and potatoes if I really had to tighten my belt.

>>18263580
>go to supermarket
>buy dried pasta
>buy pasta sauce
>buy 2kg of pork sausages ($8)
>couple of 5packs of Mi Goreng
>a dozen cans of spaghetti
congrats, you've got food for a month for under $30

>>18266239
>have a meatless Monday
friday*

>>18263580
$150 in weed

>>18266239
>All those carbs
Tell me you're fat without telling me you're fat

>>18266312
Oh i'm sorry it's not quinoa and pumpkin salad for every meal but if you're trying to get a budget meal plan you might not be eating the healthiest stuff. I exercise every day anyway, fatboy.

>>18263580
>$150 budget
Seethe more poorfag.

>>18266239
add some butter, cheese, and split the chicken with some beef so you have some fats in your diet and you're pretty good to go

>>18263624
>instant goyslop

Yeah, because what every human needs is 500% of their daily recommended intake of sodium.

Large bottle of multivitamins,
No salt,
Salt,
Apple cider vinegar if I'm feeling frisky,
About 4 large packs of bottled water if I don't have access to anything whatsoever.

Can probably survive a month with this. Bone apple tea

>>18266185
I keep my pans in the pan tree
>>18266196
I spend on other things, mostly work. (No, I can’t reveal my power level here)

>>18263580
150 dollars->384 eggs -> 12/13 eggs a day

>be fat
>put the $150 in the bank
>don't starve in a month
your move

>>18263604
How much weed does $50 get you in America?

>>18266569
1/8 of a oz of really decent bud if you're in a illegal area, idk about legal areas but i'm guessing 1/4 oz for $50

>>18263966
the tomatoes are not ripe anon, what the fuck?

>>18263580
Economy packs of:
Dried lentils
Dried beans
Jasmine rice
Bag of onions

Other stuff:
Salt
Ginger garlic
Olive oil
Two dozen eggs
Frozen green peas
Frozen alaska pollock or whatever other frozen fish is cheap.

If there is money left:
potatoes
Carrots
Celery

>>18266569
I dont know I'm not american.

>locate $2 hungry man meals
>buy all
75 meals for the month. Hah. THey say saving money is hard.

>>18263580
I did this for months on food stamps
Cheap bulk chicken, rice, potatoes, eggs, bacon, bread, and frozen fruits/vegetables

>>18266569
I can get a decent oz in oregon for $25

>>18263580
100 packages of instant ramen and multi vitamin gummies

>>18264227
imagine the unholy braps

What is like the cheapest and most soulless food you can eat while inducing schizofrenia? I need it

>>18266590
it's the variety they don't get very red also the bugs and heat wave were wreaking havoc on them so i salvaged what i could and made pizza sauce

Buy a 150 dollar gun and rob walmart.

This is a comically easy saw game. Even in hyperinflation ridden Canada.
One month is not enough time to really get nutritional deficiency.
Buy a big fuck off bag of rice and spend the rest of the money on whatever you want. Ideally some meat and fruit. Worst case scenario you eat rice for a month. people have lived on less for longer. Hell the most dangerous part about fasting for a month is refeeding.

>>18263580
I use the 150 dollars to buy a gun and kill myself.

>>18269412
>>18269542
bro your ammo

>>18263580
-discount meat, whatever it is, freeze it
-big bag of white rice
-big bag of dried beans
-frozen vegetables
-big tin of folgers coffee. keep it in the freezer and make cold brew
we're probably at 60$ now. that will last a month, everything after that is personal preference of dry nonperishable/canned/frozen food. don't get very many spices, pick 1 or 2

>dried oregano/thyme/basil/coriander/cumin
>garlic
>oats
>onions, green onions (replant the roots in water)
>tea
>milk
>canned tomatoes/corn

>>18268508
cage-unfree, hormone supplemented scrambled eggs with sliced hotdog.

>>18263580
Multivitamins, whey powder, lentils, rice, sugar. 150$ should be more than enough.

>>18265454
Yeah, this is true unless you debone the drumsticks and make stock from the bones.

I'd go to a Walmart that has a McDonald's inside and order 50 McChickens. Where I'm at they're still 2 for $3.