You have $50 to spend on food for an entire month, how do you survive?

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Anonymous Mon Nov 22 22:40:38 2021 No.17027860 [Reply] [Original]

You have $50 to spend on food for an entire month, how do you survive?

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 22:41:35 2021 No.17027867 >>17027860 rice, beans, eggs, pasta

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 22:41:42 2021 No.17027868 >>17027860 By getting a fucking job.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 22:44:28 2021 No.17027883 >>17027860 Lard is cheaper than butter. Beans, rice, hotdogs, pork sausage, grind turkey, eggs, carrots, celery.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 22:44:58 2021 No.17027885 >>17027868 this. never be satisfied in your situation.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 22:48:45 2021 No.17027909 >>17027868 >Have job >Still want to see if I can live off of $50 for a month Okay now give me ideas or kill yourself tonight.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 22:49:44 2021 No.17027915 if I had no time to plan I would probably just buy like 15 lbs of pasta and some olive oil and a large bottle of vodka.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 22:50:34 2021 No.17027920 >>17027909 get a second job.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 22:52:16 2021 No.17027924 >>17027860 rice, beans, frozen spinach, and chicken thighs.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:06:04 2021 No.17027983 >>17027883 vegetable oil is cheaper than lard

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:07:33 2021 No.17027985 >>17027860 canned soup, cabbage dishes

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:07:37 2021 No.17027986 >>17027860 Pasta and apples

Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:07:41 2021 No.17027987

My monthly food budget is already around $40~50.

Wendy's has been doing $1 breakfast biscuit and free drink with any purchase promotions all month. If you buy a $2 frosty keychain, there's another free item. If you get a $1 sausage egg and cheese biscuit (replacing the biscuit with a croissant and adding onions are free), a free orange juice/milk/frostyccino, and a free frosty, that's a solid 1000 calories with plenty of complete protein. If you get paper coupons by mail, you can stack those too. Assuming you went daily, you'd still have another $15 left over to splurge on cheap multivitamins and >>17027867.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:13:56 2021 No.17028021 >>17027983 It depends where you buy it. My carnitas place sells it for like half the price of whalmart's.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:19:27 2021 No.17028052 >>17027860 bag of potatoes, cabbage and kale. cheap cut of meat once a week and learn to stretch it

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:20:06 2021 No.17028055 i shop at the foodbank first, then get fun stuff from grocery outlet bargain market, and then fill out any gaps in my diet from winco the costco sized co-op. and then suppliment the diet with dumpster pizza every other night

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:20:53 2021 No.17028057 >>17027860 Steal less than $800 worth of food from a grocery in SF. Not even illegal anymore.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:21:33 2021 No.17028060 >>17027987 >"My monthly food budget is already around $40~50." >next sentence is literally about fast food NGMI

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:21:36 2021 No.17028061 >>17027867 Yeah, it's not so bad. I've lived like that before.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:22:03 2021 No.17028063 Spiks and chinks perfected rice and beans. As a Russian, I'm good with just bread. I love bread.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:22:15 2021 No.17028066 take the barcode off a white onion put it on the bottom of pack of steaks / pork chops / frozen pizzas eat whatever I want for 49¢ per lb

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:22:48 2021 No.17028070 >>17027860 By sending my eleven children out on the streets to pickpocket.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:24:17 2021 No.17028077 >>17027987 please say sike

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:25:28 2021 No.17028083 >>17028070 Italian?

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:26:59 2021 No.17028091 >>17028083 Rom

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:29:05 2021 No.17028100 File: 33 KB, 486x751, sike.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17028060 I've already made it. >>17028077 :)

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 22 23:36:53 2021 No.17028133 >>17028066 remember when we had the LP ama and he said since the mask mandate, they cant easily identify theifs at the self checkout camera

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 00:20:29 2021 No.17028287 >>17027860 Rice and beans.

Anonymous Tue Nov 23 00:23:07 2021 No.17028295

I don't advocate theft, but I also find the deliberately overt use of cameras at self-checkout offensive, particularly considering the unstated use of facial recognition.

Facemask and a wide-brimmed hat. Keep your head down and wear shades if you're actually stealing.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 00:23:33 2021 No.17028296 Start sucking dick for money so I can afford proper food. Get addicted to cum so I can eat for free.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 00:39:40 2021 No.17028358 >>17027867 Don’t forget flour. All you need is water to make your own sourdough starter to make bread. Hell you can fry up the starter like a tangy pancake. And the bacteria on sourdough is actually very good for your health.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 00:42:55 2021 No.17028374 I'm surprised nobody has said 50 mcchickens yet. Of course, nowadays in Brandonworld it'd be like 15 mcchickens plus tax.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 00:48:09 2021 No.17028398 >>17027860 Oats and potatoes. Easy

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 01:05:15 2021 No.17028471 >>17027909 Buy a shitton of non perishables on the last day of the month, next month you're eating for free

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 01:54:12 2021 No.17028655 >>17027860 $32 on hunting tags and $18 on veggies and rice.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 01:55:27 2021 No.17028662 >>17028055 Winco chuckeye is the best

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 01:56:09 2021 No.17028666 >>17027860 Buy cheap hooch then go to a food bank.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 01:56:31 2021 No.17028668 >>17027860 Sweet potatoes, egg and peas the whole month

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 02:01:16 2021 No.17028685 >>17027983 So is rat poison.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 08:52:34 2021 No.17029814 Buy half a dozen chickens. Spend rest of the money on chicken feed

Anonymous Tue Nov 23 08:58:34 2021 No.17029828

just steal food from the supermarket. As long as you steal less than $999 it's perfectly legal and there's nothing they can do about it. Homeless people do it every day in Seattle. They call the cops. The cops come. They say "hey stop it." And the next day the same homeless person goes to the same store and steals more shit.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 09:01:50 2021 No.17029838 File: 77 KB, 720x432, Bugs-in-dog-food.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >dog food & bugs cheap, green, nutritious & flavourful!

Anonymous Tue Nov 23 09:09:43 2021 No.17029852

>>17027860
I´ve lived with a little more than 20$ budget for years now. I basically live off soups I prepare myself, rice with veggies. potatoes are good too and cabbage is amazing for soups. protein comes from beans, eggs and mushrooms. I am not vegan/vegitarian but meat is expensive and when I can buy that I usually stretch it as much as I can. But if you give me 50$ for food id go crazy for how much I can buy

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 09:11:48 2021 No.17029855 >>17028100 kek

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 09:13:59 2021 No.17029857 >>17027860 >You have $50 to spend on food for an entire month no I don't I have $400.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 09:17:29 2021 No.17029865 I can coast on the food stored in my house at least all winter. It's use the cash to buy dairy, fruits, luxuries.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 09:20:32 2021 No.17029871 >spend $50 on my lucky slot machine >likely win $200-$500 >buy a bunch of porterhouse steaks, ground chicken, pringles, vegetables >eat like a king

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 09:27:05 2021 No.17029891 Not that hard if you live in Easter Europe But generally - Rice, beans, eggs, canned tomato, turkey (cut it in portions and freeze it), variety of seasonal fruit and veggies It's gonna be a 1200 kcal diet though

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 09:30:42 2021 No.17029898 >>17027860 rice, beans, peanut butter, chicken, pasta, eggs

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 09:39:37 2021 No.17029922 >>17027860 on $12.5 a week

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 09:40:43 2021 No.17029925 >>17029871 >not buying meth for 50$

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 15:28:07 2021 No.17031219 >>17028100 Fucking hell anon, you need help.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 15:36:02 2021 No.17031258 Buy stale supermarket bread for like 30c a french stick. Takes more than a month to get scurvy

Anonymous Tue Nov 23 17:15:45 2021 No.17031720

>>17028063
I worked with a bunch of Russians and Ukranians in Alaska, they'd have the entire cafeteria trays loaded with bread, literally like 6 pieces along with small helpings of whatever other bullshit they had that day

my tray would usually be 50 to 60% meat, company's paying for it ofc that's what I'm taking

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 17:31:29 2021 No.17031790 >>17027987 >$2 frosty keychain had to look up what that is cool promo buy i feel like its one of those things if i try to do they wont take it because "we dont do those promos here"

Anonymous Tue Nov 23 17:54:38 2021 No.17031885

>>17027860

Here's a good book:
https://archive.org/details/Hidden_Secrets_of_Oriental_Wealth

Anon, think about what poor people eat around the world, and try and adapt it into your diet. Minimal on the animal protein, heavy on carbs like rice, beans and flour based foods (Bread/Noodles). Learn to take raw ingredients and make them into stuff. Milk into cheese, Flour into bread or noodles etc.

India and China feed millions, look to their cuisine as a guide.You can make rice bowls or veg dishes. Europeans eat lots of bread, pasta and soups. Learn to use what you have! The key to food frugality is DIY and using animal proteins to a minimum.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 18:07:30 2021 No.17031942 >>17031720 Life of Boris has great videos on Slavic starvation cooking. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKfmRhfuI8g&list=PLbS0HkS8Xsorrdr3pPk4lP80tUAzfyxP1&index=1

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 18:09:05 2021 No.17031947 >>17027860 But after the fish it'll have minty freshness.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 18:11:44 2021 No.17031957 >>17027860 It needs onion rings and tater tots as sides.

Anonymous Tue Nov 23 18:43:45 2021 No.17032110

Oilfield guy working in Mexico here, ain't like they do in these small villages. Sacks a pinto beans, harina prepareda, which is flour made for tortillas. White rice with V8 in it if you want to go cheap and potatoes with the beans for every breakfast. Every meal you have beans and rice except for breakfast which is potato and rice. Every meal served with tortillas. Then whatever the cheapest meat is out there that you can find. Quite often it's organ meat but whatever meat you can find you add in. It could be hot dogs for God's sake doesn't matter. That's how they eat around here. Every single damn meal. Oops forgot to add salsa. They have salsa with every meal too.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 18:51:27 2021 No.17032148 >>17027860 Lentils and sharp cheddar, next.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 18:53:42 2021 No.17032160 >>17028100 Based wendysbro

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 18:55:25 2021 No.17032170 >>17027860 Rob any grocery store in California. Like just walk out with the food.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 19:37:16 2021 No.17032403 >>17027860 rice and beans can usually see you through for less than a dollar a day. you're gonna hate it though.

Anonymous Tue Nov 23 19:52:40 2021 No.17032483

>>17032403
If you just eat rice and beans plain of course. Bowl of rice can be made very versatile. If you have canned Tuna, steam it up and add in soy sauce, ginger and green onion slices over white rice.

Here's some other ideas:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1Ads-jTOeQ

Beans & lentils probably have an unlimited amount of combinations. Just have to have some additional spices to make them more dynamic.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 19:58:16 2021 No.17032513 >>17032110 Not sure about the organ meat or the V8 in white rice, but otherwise I mean sounds good to me hombre

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 20:41:58 2021 No.17032729 >>17027860 One hundred tacos from jack n the box.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 20:54:16 2021 No.17032786 File: 193 KB, 750x1334, 1634978764114.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17027860 If you're actually this fucked just go to a food bank or church.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 22:32:04 2021 No.17033264 >>17028100 You really treated yourself on the 6th

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 22:33:09 2021 No.17033270 >>17027860 Find the guy from the other day asking how he coiuld live for $400 a month, and eat him.

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 22:35:08 2021 No.17033282 Bulk rice and beans 4 cartons of eggs for [animal/complete] protein spend the rest on 4 lbs of meat for a weekly treat

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 22:41:01 2021 No.17033299 >>17027860 rice potatoes oil cheap vodka (then dilute it like a fucking queer to make it last longer)

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 22:41:18 2021 No.17033303 >>17028374 >brandon no one is stopping you from saying "fuck joe biden" it's not against the law

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 22:44:00 2021 No.17033313 >>17033303 But I'm scared the libruls would cancel me, and that would heart my feelings.

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Anonymous Tue Nov 23 23:18:38 2021 No.17033455

>>17027860
32 Oz of black beans
4 pounds of lentils
20 pounds of white rice
2 cabbages
10 pounds of potatoes
2 pounds of carrots
3 pounds of onion
A pack of celery
60 eggs
42 Oz of oatmeal
4 sticks if butter
4 packs of sardines
A bunch bananas
A jar of creamy peanut butter

Comes up for around 52 bucks at my local Walmart. Actual real vegetables and fruit really help full out the diet to make it a bit less painful when you're balling on a budget. You can always sub in things like pasta, bags if frozen veggies, gallons of whole milk, Cheese, pasta sauce, chicken legs, dollar hot dogs and sausages, ect. U eate a large volume if food so I tend to stuck with as much bulk as I can

>>	Anonymous Tue Nov 23 23:56:30 2021 No.17033633 >>17027909 Water, beans, legumes, rice, canned deenz, potatoes, chili on cans. Happy?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 00:01:14 2021 No.17033651 File: 101 KB, 509x511, 1631812202748.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17028100 Holy kek

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 00:05:48 2021 No.17033673 >>17027860 rice, canned chicken. broth. ??? proffiy

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 00:06:16 2021 No.17033676 >>17028100 Could you start posting pictures of this every day?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 03:27:53 2021 No.17034438 >>17033673 Got that proffy, yuh

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 03:36:46 2021 No.17034453 >>17029925 We can fit it in the final budget.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 11:33:55 2021 No.17035595 >>17027860 i buy my whole 3rd world country and make the slaves farm the food for me

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 13:10:43 2021 No.17035909 >>17027860 Deenz & Boiled Eggs, possibly supplemented with Kale.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 13:24:32 2021 No.17035954 >>17028100 new /ck/ banner

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 16:14:15 2021 No.17036694 >>17028100 What did you buy anon? You living off small fries or something?

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>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:11:00 2021 No.17036894 >>17036888 fucking excellent, and checked.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:13:42 2021 No.17036899 >>17027860 That's ez mode OP. Stick to bulk and enjoy beans, rice and soups for the next month.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:16:56 2021 No.17036907 >>17028100 What a time to be alive

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:23:15 2021 No.17036934 >>17027860 >You have $50 to spend on food for an entire month, how do you survive? 6 rotisere chickens Eggs, potatoes, onions, peas, milk.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:26:21 2021 No.17036947 >>17027860 Rice, ground beef and spices for variety. Literally all you need.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:30:03 2021 No.17036971 >>17027860 Just eat penis pot pie 24/7 its easy

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:30:46 2021 No.17036977 >>17032110 How do they prepare the beans and rice?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:34:32 2021 No.17037005 File: 224 KB, 531x358, potates.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Just keep an eye out for coupons and buy whatever's on sale.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:35:37 2021 No.17037011 File: 219 KB, 849x960, fcau4xw1xgx71.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] You buy a cheap suit and visit a lot of fancy vernissages

Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:39:40 2021 No.17037033

rice and pasta
potatoes
bread
legumes
fresh vegetables (tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, )
fruits (bananas, apples, oranges, lemons and whatever is on sale this season)
onions, garlic
(fresh) offal
parley
cheap fishes like anchovies (not the tinned ones), mackerel and herrings if are cheap in your country

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:40:57 2021 No.17037037 >>17037033 forgot eggs

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 17:42:13 2021 No.17037043 >>17027860 You can survive with no money by just bullshitting about missed orders at maccies and walking in hotel breakfast menus

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:01:48 2021 No.17038215 >>17027860 Dumpster-diving and foraging.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:06:07 2021 No.17038229 File: 26 KB, 572x496, E893AE53-E711-4C99-BD90-6D6FC790195A.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17028100 >3 separate Wendy’s purchases on the 15th Holy fuck anon

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:07:49 2021 No.17038231 >>17038215 This fucking disgusts me, who would ever do this? Eating food that’s been covered in rat shit and rotting meat juices

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:09:37 2021 No.17038237 >>17027868 You're the kind of person that says neither to a Would you Rather question

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:10:38 2021 No.17038240 >>17027883 >Lard is cheaper than butter Where do you live?

Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:14:41 2021 No.17038261

If you want to make your life miserable, there is always mac and cheese. I can get 2 boxes for a dollar from my dollar store. so 30 bucks plus tip for a months worth. Use the rest of the money to buy a few huge jars of salsa. I eat salsa mac all the time, but doing it every day would probably make me want to kill myself.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:17:56 2021 No.17038277 >>17031885 >Flour into bread or noodles good > Milk into cheese Avoid, especially if you are a poorfag.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:24:59 2021 No.17038314 >>17028358 >And the bacteria on sourdough is actually very good for your health. Most of it dies when baking though?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:31:45 2021 No.17038347 >>17033270 my fucking sides

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:34:34 2021 No.17038367 >>17037011 i dream with a city like that, Anon, your post is gonna make me awake to something really important, thank you!!!! bless you, love you, i really wish your dreams come true

Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:38:14 2021 No.17038390

there's obviously tons of ways to do this but for my preferences I'd go
>10lb bag flour ($5, makes approx 9 booles - enough for the month)
>5lb lentils ($5)
>4pack butter ($5)
>cheese ($5)
>2 gal milk ($5)
Then I'd probably spend the remaining $25 on roteins like eggs, chicken, bratwurst and condiments, spices and veggies as needed to spice things up. I love cheesy buttery lentils with some bread and milk though personally.

gn2hx Wed Nov 24 22:40:32 2021 No.17038406

>>17038314
Bacteria convert stuff. You're generally not ingesting bacterial stuff for the bacteria itself, particularly with drugs, but also including their regular use in food. Sourdough fags are flaming, but they have a small point in their favor. They're not quite on the level of activated almond autists, but close.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:45:24 2021 No.17038427 >>17027860 one $5 hot n ready from lil ceasars every 3 days

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:46:10 2021 No.17038436 >>17028100 Did you go back to wendys multiple times of the day? If not why are they three different withdrawals?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:47:19 2021 No.17038441 Beans, rice and food banks.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:47:29 2021 No.17038442 >>17038406 Right but the statement was 'and the bacteria on sourdough are very good for your health'. I'm skeptical of this because most of them likely die, but I'm aware some may convert into endospores that do actually make it into the gut alive.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:49:07 2021 No.17038456 >>17028100 Where are: 11/03 11/07 11/09 11/14 11/19 11/20 11/21 ?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 22:54:37 2021 No.17038483 >>17028100 >arteries can't pump corn syrup forever (((they))) lied to us take the Wendy'spill

Anonymous Wed Nov 24 23:03:42 2021 No.17038525

My go - to food when money is tight:

>Eggs: Can often get an entire 12 pack for $1.25 and can be used in a lot of things and for any meal of the day.

>Rice: Usually 1 cup of rice will last me 2-3 meals on average. You can get a decent sized bag for less then $3, or a 20 pound one for like $18 that will last you a long ass time.

>Potatoes: 5 pound bag can last several weeks, is versatile in its uses, and costs like $3 bucks.

>Chicken Thighs. An entire pack can cost $6 bucks on average and can give you a decent amount for stews, curry, or other items when chopped up.

>Pasta and Pasta sauce: Almost always on sale by most places. Pasta is versatile and can be combined with a lot of sauces, and pasta sauce can often be gotten for like $1.50 or less. Can often make 2-3 meals per serving.

>Curry: You can often get Curry roux kits if you do not want to make your own from scratch for cheap, and using the chicken and potatoes along with some rice can give 2-3 meals on average.

>PB&J: A bit more expensive, but Peanut Butter often goes on sale and lasts a long time, and Jelly or Jam can also last a bit. Great for lunches.

>Dried beans: Pinto, white beans, etc. Often can get a decent sized bag for under $2 and is pretty filling. Requires a lot of prep work, but it does pair well with other things on here and can be made into different things.

>Italian sausage: Many times cheaper then ground beef nowadays, but has a lot of uses and pairs well with other things on here.

>Milk: Can be used in so many things and can be bought in a lot of places for under $2 bucks. Only downside is it spoils a bit fast.

>Cereal: OK, hear me out: Cereal is often on sale and can be good for a quick breakfast. Not the healthiest, but considering how often it is on sale it is worth it sometimes.

>Oatmeal: Has gone up, but you can get either a big tub of oat meal and customize it or get the packets for like $2-3 bucks for 10. Best option for a cheap breakfast.

Stew meat used to be on the list before prices went sky high.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 23:05:13 2021 No.17038528 File: 101 KB, 752x786, 1629819332633.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17027860 get on food stamps and increase wealth in exchange for pride

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 23:08:32 2021 No.17038541 File: 38 KB, 473x456, If_Only_Dave.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17028100 If only you knew how bad things really were...

Anonymous Wed Nov 24 23:13:19 2021 No.17038560
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>>17027860
If you like this topic I really recommend watching Atomic Shrimp on youtube. He'll spend £1 on a weekends worth a food, including foraging. He's really good, and does all sorts of videos.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 23:19:28 2021 No.17038591 >>17027860 50lbs of potatoes, $.90/lb 16oz of salt, $0.99 12oz coffee beans, $3.99 If it works for the Soviets...

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 23:22:16 2021 No.17038602 >>17028100 Jesus

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 23:22:48 2021 No.17038603 >>17038456 >silence

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 23:27:26 2021 No.17038623 >>17029852 You must be emaciated

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 24 23:32:01 2021 No.17038635 >>17036888 Based

Anonymous Thu Nov 25 00:23:46 2021 No.17038891
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>>17031790
I've never encountered one that doesn't do it. Chances are your local store is selling the 2022 keychains themselves right now. If you're worried about it, there is also a digital version you can buy that just adds coupons to your account when placing online orders, but it's less good since the physical keychain can be used in conjunction with other digital coupons.

>>17033676
The deal ends after the 30th, so there aren't many days left. We'll see if they're open on thanksgiving morning.

>>17036694
All of the $1.09 transactions are a $1.00 breakfast biscuit + free premium drink + free frosty as described in >>17027987. The $1.18 transactions are usually a $1.09 hamburger + free baconator fries + free frosty. The $1.29 transaction was special, since it was a $1.19 jr. fries + free spicy chicken sandwich with any size fries purchase (digital) + free medium fries (paper) + free 6 chicken nuggets (basketball promotion) + free frosty (keychain). It was about 1700 calories, so some 1400 calories per dollar for that order. They usually let me get away with using multiple coupons as long as they are all of a different "type".

>>17038436
>>17038456
The card transaction dates and post dates aren't in exact alignment, but I did go twice on some days, usually when there were some dinner hours coupons that I wanted to use. Most the gaps in dates are due to me using cash in-store because I was using both a digital coupon and a paper coupon in the same order. Though there was one day where I didn't wake up on time for breakfast hours.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 00:26:15 2021 No.17038903 >>17038528 Fuck you asshole. That shit is for struggle families and the mentally ill. Not for fucking people who want to eat what they wan’t when they are poor.

Anonymous Thu Nov 25 00:29:12 2021 No.17038920

>>17038442
Anon who made statement, it’s that and the byproducts they produce which increase mineral absorption and makes the bread easier to digest than yeasted bread.

But besides and back to OP, once you have a sourdough starter you can use it to make all sorts of foods like pancakes, crumpets, cakes, muffins on a budget.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 00:31:08 2021 No.17038929 >>17027867 >beans Soaking beans is tedious, so I prefer lentils or dried green peas. Or does everyone here have a pressure cooker? Do I need to soak them if I use a pressure cooker?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 00:38:45 2021 No.17038962 You can probably still hit 50-60g protein per day like this but I honestly can't think of how to do it. It would definitely be possible to survive but I know i'd have to change my dietary habits a lot to hit $50/month just to feed myself.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 10:34:58 2021 No.17040759 >>17027860 Easily and quite comfortably.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 10:50:34 2021 No.17040824 >>17027860 Pretty easily, I spend less than that on food every month.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 10:59:50 2021 No.17040854 Beans and rice

Anonymous Thu Nov 25 11:08:22 2021 No.17040877

>>17028655
How much for a gun/bow/ammo/gas plus the opportunity cost of sitting in a blind all day/ potentially getting a deer then there’s the time it takes to gut and butcher the deer and get it ready to be preserved and that’s IF he has a deep freezer. Hunting is a very costly endeavor

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 11:52:51 2021 No.17041015 >>17027987 >>17028100 Based Wendy's breakfast bro

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 12:05:55 2021 No.17041049 >>17028471 big brain thinking right here.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 16:07:02 2021 No.17041997 >>17027860 Deenz and eggs and onions

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 16:48:11 2021 No.17042189 >>17027860 Food bank and soup kitchen. $50 won't last you 2 weeks no matter how frugal you are.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 22:57:55 2021 No.17043743 >>17027860 Buy some silver and fast for 30 days.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 22:58:35 2021 No.17043745 >>17027860 eggs beans rice

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 23:01:18 2021 No.17043758 >>17028100 what are the 1.18 and the 1.09? the extra nine cents better be well spent

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 23:03:14 2021 No.17043765 >>17027860 >eat out of my pantry and freezer for a month >save $50 for a rainy day

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 23:11:19 2021 No.17043799 >>17038240 Quick search says the cheapest butter (not margarine) in my area is 18.4 c/oz. the cheapest lard is 8.5 c/oz. The cheapest margarine is 5.5 c/oz.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 23:25:38 2021 No.17043837 File: 111 KB, 128x122, OOHOOHOH_HOHOOH_OHOHOOHOHOOH.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17028100

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 23:35:35 2021 No.17043864 >>17028100 based

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 25 23:37:27 2021 No.17043875 >>17036888 mods make it happen

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 01:16:31 2021 No.17044238 >>17027860 sandwitches, you fool

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 01:46:48 2021 No.17044317 Six flags meal pass for $110. You get two meals, a snack, and unlimited soft drinks per visit for a year. You do need to purchase a season pass for $70 to get the dining deal but it would still be within budget...

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 01:48:14 2021 No.17044320 Considering I don't spend much more than $20 a month on food, pretty easily

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 01:53:23 2021 No.17044346 File: 1.44 MB, 1638x1080, polka_up.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17028100 holy shit

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 01:56:59 2021 No.17044364 >>17044320 how? third worlder?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 02:00:19 2021 No.17044374 File: 1.92 MB, 240x135, XmNQym4.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17038528 > increase wealth in exchange for pride What pride? Wagies work for me. I'd lose everything if I got a job.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 02:20:02 2021 No.17044427 >>17028100 >>17038891 Mirin the hustle, don't think I can do this in my cunt but godspeed.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 02:34:05 2021 No.17044464 >>17027860 A dozen eggs in my city is about $1.27 Guess I'd spend the rest on potatoes, beans, rice, and I would shoplift a bottle of iron pills just to be on the safe side.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 03:00:27 2021 No.17044542 >>17036888 MODS

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 03:42:46 2021 No.17044643 >>17027860 Potatoes and oil

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 03:50:46 2021 No.17044664 Buy meat on sale, freeze what you are not going to cook within a few days. Crate of eggs, vegetables(most are cheap af) potatoes. Grains are for animals but if you must have bread, buy flour and yeast, make a sourdough starter.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 03:52:20 2021 No.17044667 Oh and butter.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 04:06:10 2021 No.17044692 >>17027860 rice, beans, lemtils, iodized salt, rationed nutritional yeast, pasta, rationed lemons Might even have enough leftover for some weekly lettuce heads

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 08:14:55 2021 No.17045036 >>17027860 Eggs and celery.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 08:38:41 2021 No.17045082 >>17028100 well done

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 09:10:05 2021 No.17045150 >>17027987 You eat an orange juice and ice cream frosty every day for breakfast? I get it's free but come on.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 09:30:24 2021 No.17045195 >>17036888 this literally unironically has to be a banner whom do i contact to make it happen

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 10:55:21 2021 No.17045377 >>17036888 MODS PLEASE

Anonymous Fri Nov 26 13:10:20 2021 No.17045847
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Break down your shopping into protein (pb, eggs, meats, fish), carbs (pasta, bread, flour), veg, herbs/spices, and grocery (soap etc). Then bookmark the ad pages of every store within range. Every week pop open the ads and see what the sales are. Over time you will get a sense of the real price of foods and what is a deal to spend on.

Some tips:

>Buy in bulk at the lowest price then shop for smaller amounts as you go
>find the discount aisles in each store you visit, they all have at least one area
>Immigrant markets are your FRIEND. Find where they are and get their ads.
>You can buy some food and toiletries online cheaper, and at higher quality (e.g., bulk bags of good rice, paper, etc)
>If you have the room freeze your on-sale protein and get your veg fresh
>Potatoes, onions, and carrots sell dirt cheap in bulk bags. Learn to cook with these.
>Rice is a staple and there are a thousand ways to eat it
>Learn recipes that stretch out proteins with vegetables, rice, and pastas
>search for deals on herbs and spices like a thirsty simp and over a long period of time you will build a formidable spice collection
>Buddy up with the deli and butcher personnel and they will hook you up

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 14:05:30 2021 No.17046067 >>17036888 this is fucking perfect

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 14:36:30 2021 No.17046214 >>17027885 What an unhealthy view

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 14:37:04 2021 No.17046218 >>17027860 laughs in Life of Boris

Anonymous Fri Nov 26 14:40:54 2021 No.17046233
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literally just potatoes. you're fine on b12 for years

if you had $50 every month indefinitely, okay, reduce to like 1lb potatoes/day for vitamins, eat rice for the rest.

one meal of liver or bivalves/week

you'd be fine

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 15:23:12 2021 No.17046404 >>17036888 kek'd and checked

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 15:23:49 2021 No.17046408 >>17028100 Delete this before the grocery industry yakuza find out. We weren't meant to know living could be this cheap

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 15:31:14 2021 No.17046432 >>17027860 don't be a pussy and go to the food bank

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 15:40:06 2021 No.17046460 >>17027860 I spend it all on booze and drink myself into a month long coma That's how the bears do it

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 16:02:20 2021 No.17046557 File: 154 KB, 360x450, Tamanegi_UJL.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] $50 onions

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 16:20:42 2021 No.17046613 you can eat for 80 cents a day with just lentils, chickpeas and beans, spend the rest on spices, vegetables and maybe some eggs

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 16:22:15 2021 No.17046621 File: 238 KB, 400x350, 1617154631046.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17028100 put me int the screenshot

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 16:22:54 2021 No.17046625 >>17036888 >trips MOOOOOOOOOOODS CHOP CHOP

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 16:24:33 2021 No.17046626 >>17027867 This plus a loaf of white bread, cheese singles, and a tin of spam or two. I lived for 6 months in college off about $20 a month.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 16:24:58 2021 No.17046628 >>17028100 unironically impressive might do this for the last few days that i can. wendys value boigers are the best for their buck

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 16:30:02 2021 No.17046651 File: 9 KB, 250x250, 1637730137465.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>17036888 checked and kekked

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 16:30:43 2021 No.17046653 File: 348 KB, 225x225, 1619646278764.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] oats deenz lentils I think, between these 3 foods, you'd have most of the essential daily micronutrient-intake you'd need to last a month.....if not more

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 16:32:42 2021 No.17046661 >>17027860 20 for a box of 30 ramen packets. then just buy bread and soup for the rest of it.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 16:33:39 2021 No.17046664 >>17046661 >$20 for 30 ramen What shithole do you live in? It's like $5

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 17:14:21 2021 No.17046825 >>17027860 that's impossible, I spend nearly CHF 50 a day on food

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 17:15:31 2021 No.17046828 >>17027860 Murdering neighbours.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 17:21:02 2021 No.17046846 >>17046613 hello farts

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 17:22:35 2021 No.17046852 >>17027860 I usually spend $50/wk so I cut out the fancy vegetables and add more fresh pork

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 17:23:36 2021 No.17046859 >>17027983 PUFAs are poison

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 17:28:13 2021 No.17046870 >>17038903 Wrong. It's to keep the 40% of the population that is not employed from killing the rest.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 26 17:45:42 2021 No.17046946 >>17046859 kys stupid contrarian

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