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What meal do you always have on standby?

>> No.15592301

Egg

>> No.15592307

Frozen ribeyes.

>> No.15592314

Rice & Beans

>> No.15592356

>>15592300
I have autism, but I always have those ramen noodles ready to go. Even at work I'll add some hot water and then wait 4 minutes and put in the flavor packet. It's easy.

>> No.15592816

dried pasta + jarred marinara

>> No.15592843

>>15592300
I'm in college so the obligatory ramen, but my usual main stay is a can of reduced sodium soup, because some days it is really cold and a can of soup just feels good.

>> No.15592867

>>15592816
This is one. I also always have potatoes, onions, peppers, and eggs, great for a hash for breakfast or dinner and the veg can also go in sauce or soup. Almost always some canned chili or soup in the cupboard, to have by itself or with leftover bread or for chili dogs or to top on fried potatoes.

>> No.15592909

Rice, beans, frozen shrimp, ramen, tortillas, canned fish, several kinds of pickled vegetables, miso paste and instant dashi.

>> No.15592932

rotate between...
>bar s hotdogs, buns or bread, and barbecue sauce or mustard
>cup ramen, cheese or lime shrimp
>frozen 8 pack breakfast burritos
but recently I've been making good money, been trying a lot of new things, haven't had those in over a month

>> No.15592942
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15592942

For me, it is the McChicken

>> No.15592956

>>15592843
>College

>> No.15594059

Pasta and sauce, every time
I might throw in a few olives as well for flavour and variety

>> No.15595469

>>15592843
>dude ramen lmao
I never ate ramen in college, you fell for a marketing meme

>> No.15595793

>>15595469
not him, but not really
if he's in a dorm, a hot plate may be all he has to cook with
that limits him to one pot/skillet dishes
stir/deep frying is too messy and potentially dangerous
so that limits him to things like canned foods (soup, chili, beans), kraft mac, hot dogs, and so on
add fixed/limited income to the equation, and you get ramen

>> No.15595801

>>15595793
When I lived in a dorm, all I had was a microwave on the floor. I still didn't use it. There are easy jobs to be had on campuses like a computer lab baby sitter where you can just do your homework or browse the internet if money's really that short (as if most people don't take out loans which could go towards food plans anyway).

>> No.15595912

>>15592300
Pasta and stir fry, sometimes lazy homemade tacos
>Rice, pasta, bag of mixed frozen veg, canned diced/sauce tomato, eggs, onion, lettuce, tomato, frozen ground beef