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15714436 No.15714436 [Reply] [Original]

What are some zero effort nutritionally complete foods you can buy in bulk and eat indefinitely without having to cook or prepare food?

I mean shit like eating straight peanut butter, cooking oil, packets of ramen noodles, etc.

>> No.15714467

just eat raw meat

>> No.15714474

Unironically soylent.
If you want actual food, you're gonna have to put in a modicum of effort.

>> No.15714480

Huel

>> No.15714484

nuts and jerky if you're a millionaire

>> No.15714494

>>15714436
Metrx bars

>> No.15714497

>>15714436
Pumpkin and sunflower seeds, almonds, any nuts.

>> No.15714526

Rotisserie chicken, cooked chicken breast, canned tuna/vegetables. Just meal prep simple meals once a week or hire a shitty meal prep service, if you're looking out for both convenience and health.

>> No.15714570

>>15714480
Honestly yeah, it's what soylent should have been

>> No.15714629

>>15714436
bread is what you're looking for

>> No.15714864

Chicken pieces + an air fryer is the absolute minimum amount of work to produce a decent dinner meal. Add potato chips/fries/gems/hashbrowns to make it a more complete meal.
Tortillas with jam/peanut butter/nutella etc and milk+cereal are the minimum work required breakfasts & lunches.