/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11721823]

Is eating healthy something poorfags can do in the us?

[Anonymous No.11721826]

Yes

[Anonymous No.11721847]

Yes. Just buy meat, fruit and veg, nothing premade. I eat home cooked meals and snack on fruit for about $40 a week. Mcdonadls would cost more than that.

[Anonymous No.11721851]

No.

>=(

[Anonymous No.11721854]

>>11721823
>breadface will never lovingly rub her face all over your dick and balls
Why even go on?

[Anonymous No.11721961]

>>11721847
I can get 4 mcdoubles a day for about 5$. That's 35$ a week and roughly 1800 calories a day

[Anonymous No.11721963]

>>11721823
They could, but generally lack any education, both parental and scholastic, about how to do so.

[Anonymous No.11722000]

>>11721961
This. I've honestly never understood the logic behind "It's cheaper to make your own food."

Because they all say "You're really only paying $1.24 per meal!" When in reality you're paying over $200 in order to reach that price point.

Case in point: I can go to McDonalds right now and for 6 dollars get 2 McDoubles, 2 McChickens and a large iced tea and be full for the majority of the day.

Or I can go to the store, buy $40 worth of stew meat, pay $50 for assorted "fresh" vegatables, another $20 on stock liquid, and $30 for spices and "bay leaves" to make a stew that "only" costs me $1.16 a serving.

I think people who say that home cooking is cheaper have been gone shopping for themselves.

[Anonymous No.11722029]

>>11722000
>This. I've honestly never understood the logic behind "It's cheaper to make your own food."
You're probably a little dumb.

>Or I can go to the store, buy $40 worth of stew meat...
christ, anon, how many people are you planning on feeding? $40 worth of stew meat would be something like 40 portions..

>pay $50 for assorted "fresh" vegatables,
You could feed yourself for a month on that.

>another $20 on stock liquid
Buying stock is for idiots who can't cook. you make stock.

> and $30 for spices
...which will keep you set for half a year, if not more.....and you have a ton of shit left over which you can use to cook with the next day, and the day after that, and the day after that.

You think cooking for yourself is expensive because you lack the skill or the forethought to use up all the things you bought before they go bad.

[Anonymous No.11722035]

>>11722000
It's cheaper after a certain point. Once you have the proper staples in your home, which like you said takes one to two hundred dollars, you can start saving some money sort of. Buying meat on sale and freezing it is the only way to save money on that anymore though. Same with in season vegetables or just frozen veggies on sale

[Anonymous No.11722065]

>>11721823
Depends on your definition of healthy
You can get lots of staple grains dirt cheap in bulk. How many carbs you can eat and not get fat or have bad blood sugar largely depends on how active you are. If you're exercising frequently by all means load up on the rice and barley. Meat is a trickier thing if you go cheap you mise well be eating soi. You almost have to go to a butcher to get cost effective clean meat. You can even cut ground meats with tvp to make it go further but thats soi so not ideal for senditary people. Nut butters are cheapish. Onions, carrots, cellery, potatoes, cabbage are pretty cheap year round. Broccoli is close and probably worth the extra money in regards to diet. Eggs are kinda shit but you can get away with eating a few so long as the rest of your diet is in check and youre healthy. Pickling is an amazing money saver and pretty healthy if you pickle things worth pickling. And by that I mean more lacto fermentation than dumping everything in vinegar and salt. Being a poorfag and eating healthy is more about oppertunism than having a strict meal plan. You have to know your markets and whats cheapest where minimizing waste also goes a long way.

[Anonymous No.11722068]

>>11721961
don't you get sick of only eating mcdoubles?

[Anonymous No.11722072]

>>11721823
>dumbasses confusing calories with health
Enjoy being a broken down piece of shit on your diet of mctendies and burgers, you retarded stains.

[Anonymous No.11722074]

>>11722029
>>11722035
>by spending more money, you're actually spending less
The fuck kinda mental gymnastics you do to get to this point? Are you just trying to defend your lifestyle choices now? It's okay to admit you were wrong. You don't have to keep a mistake just because you spent a long time on it.

[Anonymous No.11722079]

>>11721823
Eating healthy is cheap as shit

[Anonymous No.11722080]

>>11721823
If you live alone and the grocery store is more than a five minute walk away, probably not. The startup and opportunity costs are simply too high in comparison to the alternatives. Even one other person in the household who will join in to split the budget and outcome tips it in favor of being worthwhile to learn how to cook though.

[Anonymous No.11722085]

>>11722068
Don't you get sick of eating beans/rice, frozen veggies, and budget chicken?

[Anonymous No.11722092]

>>11722074
>>I can't figure out basic arithmetic, and I don't possess basic life skills
cool story bro.

Anything you might pay a restaurant for you can prepare yourself for about 1/3 the cost. It is much cheaper to cook at home.

[Anonymous No.11722098]

>>11721961
I guess that makes you the winner? I'm willing to put in the extra $5 for some nutrition and variety. It's still cheap with difference being pretty slim and living on 4 mcdoubles a day sounds horrible.

[Anonymous No.11722108]

>>11722085
Nope. I cook from scratch and I rarely duplicate the same meal more than once a month (unless you count breakfasts).

[Anonymous No.11722112]

>>11722074
>eating healthy is a mistake
Everybody point and laugh at this dumb fatty.

[Anonymous No.11722116]

>>11722085
i'm not poor i just eat what i want

[Anonymous No.11722144]

>>11722092
This you're paying for the labor, restaurant upkeep, materials, and 40% they tack on to make a profit.

[Anonymous No.11722160]

>>11722098
Not really I'm just saying you can eat cheap with premade shit. When I run out of time to cook before work I'll just get mcdonalds and it doesnt make a fuckin dent. Even chipotle isnt too bad on the wallet if you know how to order there, but homemade does taste better and cooking is pretty fun when you start getting better at it

[Anonymous No.11722189]

>>11721823
No.

Many flyovers do not have access to grocery stores and get their groceries from the dollar store instead.

[Anonymous No.11722192]

>>11722074
Do you know how investments work?

[Anonymous No.11722197]

Do ignorant 'mericans still think that obesity and poverty are linked? It has way more to do with culture and discipline.

[Anonymous No.11722202]

>>11722197
They are though. Poor people are usually uneducated and uneducated people usually make poor decisions in life, diet included

[Anonymous No.11722205]

>>11722108
Then why would you ask if someone gets sick of eating beef bread and cheese that's fried?

[Anonymous No.11722208]

>>11722074
I refuse to believe you're this stupid.

[Anonymous No.11722214]

>>11722205
I didn't ask that question.

[Anonymous No.11722215]

>>11722197
>Do ignorant 'mericans still think that obesity and poverty are linked?

It is when the poverty pimps and welfare workers allow poor people to buy Taco Bell, El Pollo Loco, Burger King, and Jack in The box using EBT cards.

[Anonymous No.11722217]

>>11722214
Then why did you reply faggot

[Anonymous No.11722219]

>>11722197
>It has way more to do with culture and discipline.
You just described the exact link between obesity and poverty.

[Anonymous No.11722223]

>>11722217
Because I wanted to make it clear that eating cheap doesn't necessarily mean you have to eat the same shit for every meal.

[Anonymous No.11722224]

>>11722215

God bless California

[Anonymous No.11722247]

>>11722223
We don't know how much you make you're probably not even fucking poor

[Anonymous No.11722252]

>>11722189
Flyover here, can only post for a couple of minutes because pa needs to use the barn generator to watch The Jerry Springer Show re-runs.
The smallest most bumblefuck town I ever lived in (~1500 people) had a walmart with a grocery section that always had produce and staples.
Not to mention growing vegetables is so easy a braindead retard can do it if they're willing to put in some work on the weekends.
Stop making excuses for lazy fat fucks who bitch and moan about not having access to good food. They go to McDonalds because they don't care about themselves or their children's health and don't want to feel bad when people rightfully call them out.

[Anonymous No.11722253]

>>11722215
>>11722224
This shit does not happen on the east coast, must be exclusive to commifornia

[Anonymous No.11722256]

>>11722247
Both of those assertions are true, but also have nothing to do with the topic at hand. It doesn't matter if it's by choice or necessity, it's still entirely possible to eat cheap and not monotonous.

I could afford to eat out every meal but that would be wasteful and therefore stupid.

[Anonymous No.11722262]

>>11722253
No, I can guarantee you it does. It's just you don't ever leave your golden tower and go among the unwashed masses to see it.

[Anonymous No.11722266]

>>11721961
>>11722000
I'm waiting for the both of you to bleed internally by the lack of Vitamin K. Nice trips, though.

[Anonymous No.11722267]

>>11722253
Are you serious? It absolutely does

[Anonymous No.11722279]

>>11722262
I've worked in fast food and supermarkets, never handled ebt except in supermarkets. I don't know why you think I live in a golden tower, but I've definitely rang up and took orders for rank ass people. I also lived in the ghetto with niggers and saw none of this

[Anonymous No.11722286]

>>11721823
I'm a poorfag in canada where foods pretty expensive and it's not hard, just buy stuff on sale and don't buy premade garbage. A large bag of rice is cheap and covers 1/3rd my food intake at the cost of pennies a day. For protien eggs are pretty cheap or you can buy bulk protien powder. Vegtables/Fruit take up most of my budget but you kinda need them.
I could probably get it down to about $200/mo Canadian ($150 US) but I like to buy expensive fruit/berries for desert

[Anonymous No.11722287]

>>11722279
>I've never been raped, so rape never happens

[Anonymous No.11722289]

>>11722262
That kind of thing varies entirely by state.

https://lowincomerelief.com/fast-food-restaurants-ebt/

[Anonymous No.11722290]

>>11722256
It does matter, because you can afford to drive to some good supermarket, hold a membership "cheap" deals, meanwhile poor fucko can simply walk to McDonald's and order off the dollar menu. Go fuck yourself

[Anonymous No.11722295]

>>11722287
That's nonsense, anon. If you've worked the register at a fast food place you would certainly know if EBT was accepted there or not.

[Anonymous No.11722299]

>>11722287
I have fucking experience and live here. I would have heard about it if I literally live with the poorest minorities. What retard compared it to rape, wtf is rape experience count for when rape is an action that occurs randomly. EBT is not.

[Anonymous No.11722302]

>>11722290
>It does matter, because you can afford to drive to some good supermarket
That would matter if eating cheap depended on going to a "good supermarket". It doesn't.

>>hold a membership "cheap" deals
I don't hold any memberships.

>> meanwhile poor fucko can simply walk to McDonald's and order off the dollar menu.
He "could", yes. But his dollar would go much farther if poor fucko walked into any grocery store, Wal-mart, etc.

[Anonymous No.11722308]

>>11722074
It's a long term investment. I only spend about $60 dollars to feed myself for a whole month.

[Anonymous No.11722321]

>>11722302
He walks to the grocery store spends 12$ on chicken that wouldn't last a week unless it was a disgusting cut, rations it, feels like shit because he's eating sub 1200 calories and loses weight. Has to pay extra electricity cost for his cooking, has to pay for 30$ to fill his gas tank. Just so he can spend 2 hours preparing a meal.

[Anonymous No.11722326]

>>11722266
I grow my own veggies in the summer. I simply proposed it as an option you fuckin dunce.

[Anonymous No.11722328]

>>11722302
>But his dollar would go much farther if poor fucko walked into any grocery store, Wal-mart, etc.
No it wouldn't. What can you buy at Walmart that costs 2 bucks? Nothing. That's a McDouble with bacon.

[Anonymous No.11722330]

>>11722326
>”veggies”
presumably an adult typed this

[Anonymous No.11722336]

>>11722321
Wow, someone is sure buttmad for no reason at all, and keeps sharting out strawmen.

Who pissed in your cornflakes, friend?

[Anonymous No.11722342]

>>11722326
your option sucks and so do your veggies

[Anonymous No.11722344]

>>11722074
You are an absolute idiot. Keep eating fast food and die out already

[Anonymous No.11722349]

>>11722321
>>He walks
sometimes. Other times I bike or drive. Why does this matter?

>>$12 on chicken
They're more like $4 each for whole chickens. you'd be stupid to buy any other "cut" since those cost a lot more money.

>>wouldn't last a week
Since my fridge is set below 3C it will last about a month, not that it needs to.

>>Feels like shit
That's a fast food problem, not a good home cooked problem.

>>has to pay for electricity
Sure. The average meal takes about a cent's worth of electricity to cook. that sure beats the 200% markup at Mickey Dee's.

[Anonymous No.11722353]

>>11722330
>>11722336
>>11722342
>>11722344
You see what happens when you cook your own meals? You get irritable and lash out at those who aren't throwing away money.

Maybe you'd relax if instead of eating bland rice and tasteless bargain chicken for the 100th time you got a Double Cheese Burger from the BK value menu.

[Anonymous No.11722357]

>>11722330
>>>/reddit/
>>11722342
Kys

[Anonymous No.11722361]

>>11722349
>They're more like $4 each for whole chickens.
Where do you live where chickens are $4? Cause here in America a whole cost costs a minimum of $5.95 a lb and weight between two and four pounds.

[Anonymous No.11722362]

>>11722321
I can’t even imagine being so poor that you try to dismantle home cooking in order to defend your homeless unhealthy lifestyle. Absolutely pathetic. I don’t even want to change your mind, please keep eating what you’re eating

[Anonymous No.11722366]

Depends on your minimum standards for "healthy", but nothing but rice and beans is both far cheaper and somewhat healthier than what most obese poorfags eat.

[Anonymous No.11722372]

>>11721823
No, if you can't afford to eat free range organic heirloom vegetables every day from Whole Foods then you might as well not bother trying to eat healthy and stick to fast foods because anything less isn't going to be healthy for you.

(I'm being sarcastic if you can't tell)

[Anonymous No.11722374]

>>11722353
>all homecooking is that picture i saw on /fit/
Wew

[Anonymous No.11722375]

>>11722328
Best advice for a poorfag eating at Wally World would be to buy a rotisserie chicken, a couple carrots, an onion, some celery, a pound of dry pasta, and some rice. You could buy all of that for under $10, and it would give you several meals:
-4 main servings of chicken (2 legs, 2 breasts) with rice
-Now take the carcass and the veggies you bought, plus the pasta and make yourself a bigass pot of chicken noodle soup.
That comes out to about 50 cents a serving. (When I did this to save booze money back in college it cost about 40 cents a meal)

[Anonymous No.11722382]

>>11722361
>$5.95 lb for chiecken

wtf? I usually only pay like $1.80 a pound for chicken and I just bought a whole rotisserie chicken for $6, do you live in Commiefornia?

[Anonymous No.11722384]

>>11722361
>Cause here in America a whole cost costs a minimum of $5.95 a lb

Well, here in Texas they're about $0.79/lb on sale, or $0.99/lb when they're not.

[Anonymous No.11722391]

>>11722362
I'm not even poor, it's just stupid to think cooking at home is cheap. Maybe if you want to eat fucking mystery cuts, I'd rather buy a fucking mystery meat burger guaranteed not to taste like shit because I don't also need to buy a bunch of spices for it and ketchup is free.

[Anonymous No.11722411]

>>11722391
>I'd rather buy a fucking mystery meat burger guaranteed not to taste like shit.

That's precisely why I learned to cook. Fast food burgers aren't delicious. They're the very definition of mystery meat, and they do taste like shit compared to what you can make at home.

Mystery meat? Nah, you buy beef short rib. Buy the wholesale packs and you get a nice discount. Grind that meat yourself right before you cook the patty. Cheaper than fast food, much tastier than fast food because it's fresh and cooked to order. Not to mention you can season it to your personal tastes rather than lowest-common-denominiator shit, and you have full control over the doneness you want. Mickey Dee's is sure as hell not going to serve you a perfect medium-rare, and their meat is going to be ass by comparison too. That's the beauty of cooking for yourself: it's not only cheaper, it's cheaper AND it's better. It's win--win.

[Anonymous No.11722422]

>>11722391
You...don’t own any spices?

[Anonymous No.11722425]

>>11721823
Fuck eating healthy start fasting fatty

[Anonymous No.11722434]

>>11722425
fasting, now THATS a cheap diet...

[Anonymous No.11722469]

>>11722391
>I’m not poor, I just choose to eat fast food because I’m frugal!
Wrong. It’s already been shown above that cooking your own food in large batches is both healthier and cheaper. You’re either:
1. Lazy
2. Poor
3. Intimidated by cooking
4. Autistic
5. Fat and dependent
6. A combination of the above
Nobody voluntarily eats fast food everyday unless there is something else going on. Based on your previous replies, it’s safe to assume (5). You don’t buy spices and don’t cook, so probably (3). You claim not to be poor so I guess we can omit (2) (though I’m unconvinced). Definitely (4). (1) is probably the biggest factor at play here, but I suppose now you’ll tell me that you’re actually really active and just got done through-hiking the AT. All in all, you have a lot of issues. You should start cooking and get your life in order.

[Anonymous No.11722503]

>>11721961
>>11722000
It's cheaper to make your own HEALTHY food.
No shit garbage food like the McDouble is cheap, you can get 2000 calories' worth of pure sugar for $2.50. That doesn't mean eating it is a good idea.
It's a counterargument to people pointing at pre-made healthy meals like some options at actual restaurants and Lean Cuisine and shit and saying it's not feasible.
You can make a pot of chili that feeds 6 for like $10.
If you can't even afford that, then you should honestly be on food stamps or going to a soup kitchen or something, not eating at McDonald's.

[Anonymous No.11722521]

>>11722503
Yeah but chili fucking sucks dude

[Anonymous No.11722528]

>>11722521
supreme shit taste.

[Anonymous No.11722530]

>comparing discount groceries to menu-price fast food
I eat out twice a day. After coupons, I'm paying $10-$20 a week on food total. I don't get why you guys are buying trash bin cuts of meat and eating rice to save money, but you're perfectly fine with paying full price on a fucking combo.

[Anonymous No.11722543]

Can't you replace meals with protein powder for like $2/serving?

[Anonymous No.11722568]

>>11722530
Nobody is talking about eating trash cuts and rice to save money. Even buying relatively expensive luxury ingredients can easily compete with fast food costs.

I do eat beans and rice, but they are costly heirloom varieties which are fucking delicious. Even paying a serious premium for what is honestly a "luxury" ingredient STILL comes out cheaper than most fast food costs.

>>I eat out for $10-$20 a week total
You are saving far more money than most people. It's easy to spend that much a DAY for most people.

[Anonymous No.11722574]

>>11722000
>t. brainlet

[Anonymous No.11722586]

>>11722000
>buy $40 worth of stew meat, pay $50 for assorted "fresh" vegatables, another $20 on stock liquid, and $30 for spices
You’ve never been to a grocery store have you

[Anonymous No.11722617]

>>11722197
>black men get fatter with money, black women get skinnier
They've got it all: good food, more money, and hotter wives.

[Anonymous No.11722628]

>>11722197
>men get fatter as they get wealthier, women get skinnier
this is some enlightening shit right here.

[Anonymous No.11722674]

>>11722361
Whole chickens are about 6-8 dollars apiece, and I'm in NY.

They're pretty fuckin cheap dude

[Anonymous No.11722685]

>>11722361
Whole chickens are fairly cheap bro. I can buy one for around 5$

[Anonymous No.11722743]

You home cucks are forgetting one important resource that you have limited qualities of: Time.

[Anonymous No.11722758]

>>11722743
I doubt anyone is forgetting that.
I can't speak for everyone, but it's usually faster for me to prepare myself a meal than it is to travel to a restaurant and back. It's certainly faster than waiting on delivery.

And I'm curious what people think is more worthy of their time and attention than ensuring their own nutrition. Just what exactly are people doing when they say they're "too busy to cook"? No spergie, playing video games and shitposting on social media is not more important than food.

[Anonymous No.11722761]

>>11722743
Actually, no! The healthier you eat, the more time you, in all likelihood, have on this earth. Healthier hearts live longer lives :) if you value your time, start cooking at home!

[Anonymous No.11722778]

>>11722085
You can make hundreds of different meals with those ingredients, using different spices, herbs, and cooking methods anon
That's more than a single McDouble

[Anonymous No.11722790]

>>11722000
>$50 for assorted "fresh" vegatables
You can get like a pound of the cheap veggies for like a buck and if you need 50 pounds of vegetables for a single serving you need professional help (or bullet), not home-cooked meals

[Anonymous No.11722791]

>>11722743
Why do take out cucks always think cooking takes so long? You don't make fancy dishes and sauces every night. Most nights are season some meat and put it in the over or in a pan, clean some veg and heat them. It's 15-20 minutes of work. How long does getting take out take?

[Anonymous No.11722825]

>>11721823
yes and easily if they learn how to cook.

dried beans are dirt cheap, fresh greens are dirt cheap, baking bread takes some time, but not impossible, most asian or hispanic markets sell fresh meat very, very cheap.

[Anonymous No.11722833]

>>11722208
why isn't she wearing pants? lewd.

[Anonymous No.11722869]

>>11722791
>Why do take out cucks always think cooking takes so long?
Because they have no idea how to cook.

[Anonymous No.11722892]

>>11722743
If you are truly working so much that you don't have two or three hours one night a week to make a big pot of something, then you should be making enough money to afford healthy pre-made food. If you're working that much and you can't afford it, then you're either shit at work or shit at managing your money.
Hell, you don't even have to cook to eat healthy at home. You could buy a rotisserie chicken and spend 5 minutes making a salad with fresh vegetables.

[Anonymous No.11722905]

ITT poor people who are angry for being poor lash out at people who aren't lazy and who made something of themselves to the point of being able to cook at home healthy meals. There's a big difference between not being given something and not having earned something.

[Anonymous No.11722910]

>>11722905
nice bait famalam, I'm sure that will get you a lot of "yous" and improve your wizard level on that there computer board of yours.

[Anonymous No.11722915]

>>11722791
It usually takes me like 2 hours to completely prepare a dinner, but I'm cooking for multiple people and I always tend to try and make composed dishes rather than something simple like a salad or sauteed vegetables.
I also think I might just be abnormally slow in general, It always takes me at least twice as long as the recipe says it'll take. I've got the time for it, though.

[Anonymous No.11722916]

>>11722761
Yes goy! Live longer and give us more of your tax dollars in the name of Israel!

[Anonymous No.11722921]

>>11722910
Sorry I'm 20 with a house, a girl, and a salary while you're 32 and going nowhere in life.

[Anonymous No.11722932]

>>11722916
>the jews want you to live longer and have a healthier lifestyle
Damn, these guys don’t sound too bad.

[Anonymous No.11722936]

>>11722921
Translation: I live with my parents, my girlfriend's name ends in .jpg and I get money from the government cause mommy vaccinated me.

[Anonymous No.11722940]

>>11722921
>20 with a house
Impressive. I’m 24 living with the folks for free rent until I go abroad to work next month. But good on you

[Anonymous No.11722942]

>>11722921
Wow, I'll bet your dad works for Nintendo too, and that he could beat up my dad, right? Wow, I wish I was as cool as you.

[Anonymous No.11722955]

>>11722915
That doesn't have to be every night tho, even with a family. Putting a whole chicken and some potatoes in the over to bake takes minutes. Then you have an hour before you have to make some more sides.

[Anonymous No.11722975]

>>11722936
>dude who's 24 living at home wondering how I did it
>>11722940
Free rents great, I had to start paying my bills and rent to stay with my parents at 18 hence why I left so early.
>>11722942
Actually my dad writes contracts for SOCOM to order explosive ordinance. He probably could beat up your dad but he wouldn't because he's a good person with non-degen hobbies like browsing 4chan. Anon you can be as cool as I am if you just try.

[Anonymous No.11723005]

>>11722975
>SOCOM!
Cool story bro. Lemme guess, he goes out drinking every week with SEAL Team Six, once beat a Green Beret in a knife throwing competition and out drinks US Marines then draws dongs on their faces when they pass out?

[Anonymous No.11723014]

>>11722975
>Anon you can be as cool as I am if you just lie.
FTFY sweetie.

[Anonymous No.11723017]

>>11721823
Anyone here follow her on insta? What does she show if you're in her "close friends" list?

[Anonymous No.11723020]

>>11723005
No he was only ever a Sargent major, commanded troops during desert storm, spent most of his time behind a desk ordering things and ordering people around. Just because he a retired marine doesn't mean he wants to do any of that childish stuff. He brews beers with his buddies and practices woodworking. Idk why you just can't be cash money like me.

[Anonymous No.11723033]

>>11723014
Isn't that half of being cool?

[Anonymous No.11723035]

>>11723020
>Idk why you just can't be cash money like me.

Looks like you got wealth in life but the lottery of fate fucked you over the in the brains department? I'll stay ""poor""

[Anonymous No.11723057]

>>11723035
>Looks like you got wealth in life but the lottery of fate fucked you over the in the brains department?
I'm sorry is this a statement or a question? Are you asking if fate fucked me over in the brains or telling me? Even poor public schools teach grammar bud, so go ahead and stay ""poor""".

[Anonymous No.11723084]

>>11723057
>>idiocy confirmed

[Anonymous No.11723093]

>>11722530
>I eat out twice a day. After coupons, I'm paying $10-$20 a week on food total

bullshit

[Anonymous No.11723094]

>>11722932
Gotta harvest healthy organs to stay immortal from the goy

[Anonymous No.11723259]

>>11721823
You'd be surprised how much money you save by not eating three meals but rather two and by eating heartier, more satiating meals. Consume more fat, consume fewer refined carbohydrates, and drink more water.

[Anonymous No.11723262]

>>11722000

[Anonymous No.11723273]

>>11722074
how much do you weigh, fatass?

[Anonymous No.11723304]

>>11722384
True here in the shithole MS as well for the factory farmed stuff. Hell, even organic is under $2.00/lb.

[Anonymous No.11723897]

>>11721823
If you're able to go to a grocery store more regularly than once a week, then maybe.

[Anonymous No.11723908]

>>11721823
Yes
Chicken
Beef
Broccoli
Cabbage
Rice
Potatoes
Tuna
Flour
Seasoning

[Anonymous No.11723912]

>>11723897
...what?

[Anonymous No.11723913]

>>11723897
Frozen goods can last months

[Anonymous No.11723934]

>>11721823
>giant bag dried beans 5 bucks
>giant bag rice 5 bucks
>giant bag frozen mized veggies 4 bucks
>assorted spices, pepper and salt from dollar store 5 bucks
there, 20 bucks and you have like 3 weeks of food. if your budget is a little higher, get a big ass bag of frozen chicken thighs, or better yet, but whole chickens when they are on sale, break them down yourself, and use the bits and bones to make your own stock, to make your beans and rice even better. eating healthy is easy and cheap, you just cant be a lazy shit

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Set aside one day a week and your set