/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.17836973]

why is food so expensive bros?

[Anonymous No.17836978]

Thbbbbbppttt

[Anonymous No.17836989]

why does he say "if we have sandwiches one night" as if eating sandwiches all day eery day isn't the patrician life style?

[Anonymous No.17836995]

I buy in a super cheap store, everything is non-brand products or products near their best by date, I pay $200 and it lasts me for a whole month.

[Anonymous No.17837005]

>>17836995
You buy products near their expiry date and you're still eating them a month later?

[Anonymous No.17837008]

Who needs that much Mountain Jew and why buy Sprite on top of that?

[Anonymous No.17837013]

>>17837005
yes? when a product reaches their best by date doesn't mean they become poison, it's just the date they are allowed to be on the shelves, and that's why they usually end in those stores. now if I was eating a can of sardines that expired 3 years ago then that would be crazy and dangerous.

[Anonymous No.17837018]

>>17837008
Seeing the lunchables, I'd guess picky kids.

[Anonymous No.17837021]

>>17837018
Oh didn't notice the lunchables until you mentioned them

[Anonymous No.17837023]

for me, it's the single can of bush's baked beans near obscured by the family size bags of chips

Now imagine if this family dumped the soft drinks, chips, lunchables, and deli products.

[cont'd No.17837028]

>>17837023
>this $155 got us snacks that will last not one week
wait wait wait, 6 family size bags of chips, bag of dum-dums, family size container of double stuffed oreos, and two boxes of cereal will not last a week. All they eat are snacks

[Anonymous No.17837032]

>>17836973
cut on shit food like soda, chips, pop tarts and frozen pizza.
Get veggies and legumes and eggs

[Anonymous No.17837033]

How much do you want to bet that this person used a scooter to shop for this slop
>24 mountain dews and 36 sprites only lasting 3-4 days

[Anonymous No.17837037]

>>17836989
This anon gets it
The Sandwich is the peak of culinary cuisine.
It's where the beginner starts, and the master ends.
You can put literally anything edible between two slices of the right bread, and with the correct sauces you will make it delicious.
You just have to understand flavor profiles, and have imagination most do not.

[Anonymous No.17837038]

>>17837023
The beans are probably for gramps

[Anonymous No.17837044]

Ah so this is what the CICOlads eat. Well more meat and dairy for me

[Anonymous No.17837048]

>>17836973
>72 cans of soda
>lasts 3-5 days
One family drinking 15 cans of soda a day? How big is this family?

[Anonymous No.17837049]

>>17836973
What an absurd grocery list

[Anonymous No.17837051]

>>17836973
NATO warmongering.

[Anonymous No.17837062]

>>17837048
260 lbs average

[cont'd No.17837073]

>>17837048
gonna assume 3-4 family, soda w/ every meal (children included) and mother has a little 'pick-me-up' partway through the day

[Anonymous No.17837085]

>>17836973
There are about 5 food items there that I would eat(bread, meat and cheese, cream cheese, baked beans) if you just buy fresh/frozen fruits and vegetables, cheap cuts of meat, bread, and coffee, you can eat healthy and cheap.

[Anonymous No.17837098]

>>17837073
I would never give my kids a whole can with every meal, that's 11 teaspoons of sugar in each one at least.
The rest of the stuff in OP photo is literal junk food

[Anonymous No.17837112]

>>17836973
It always blows my mind just how different the average shopper's groceries look from my own. I really don't think OP's image is far off from the shit I regularly see people wheeling out of the store. It is always virtually entirely sugar water/soda, junk food and processed, packaged goods, with little to no fresh produce in sight. I really don't understand how people live like this, it physically repulses me.

[Anonymous No.17837113]

>>17836973
Mountain Dew 12-pack = 2.99 x 2
Sprite 24-case = 4.99 x 2
Lunchables simple trays = .99 x 4

20 bucks so far

Large bag of a variety of Frito Lay products = 2.99 x 6
Can of Bush's beans = 1.99

40 now

Expensive babybel fishnet baggies = 5.99 x 2
Bob Evans garlic mash potatos = 3.99
Heinz BBQ Sauce = 3.99

60 now

pound of salami or ham = 8.99
pound of swiss or provolone cheese = 8.99
Sara lee white bread made with whole grains = 1.99

80 now

Pound chicken breast = 3.99
Large oreos package = 3.99
Box of 12 pop tarts = 3.99
Frozen texas toast = 3.99
Bag of frozen ravioli 1lb = 3.99

up to 100 bucks

Red baron pizza = 5.99
Box of cereal = 3.99 x 2
Philadelphia cream cheese = 3.99
salt and pepper shaker = 1.99

up to 120

add whatever those velveeta products are (unknown), the cranberry (?) juice, the frozen country biscuits and whatever baked item or premade salad is in that plastic tupperware and I can see it barely scraping $150 after taxes

[Anonymous No.17837116]

>>17836973
>90% of the budget goes to processes sloops junk
>"WHY IS MY FOOD SO EXPENSIVE!!!"

let them die

[Anonymous No.17837119]

>>17836973
>Drinks that will last 3-5 days
I don't think I drink that much soda in a year. Even when I was in middle school and drank Dr. Pepper like water I feel like that much soda would last me an entire summer.

[Anonymous No.17837124]

>>17836973
>eating all that in 3 days
Do Americans really?

[Anonymous No.17837130]

>>17836973
>food
that image is literally 75% (by weight) sugar, vegetable oils, and empty carbs

[Anonymous No.17837135]

It's okay guys. Her son has brain damage. That's why she feeds him nothing but simple carbs.

[Anonymous No.17837137]

>>17837005
Yeah. it doesn't auto expiry irl. There was yoghurt that i have eaten months after it expired date wise and it had not problem. Or chocolate chips (of course the package was sealed not damaged) was also at least a month past it's date.

[Anonymous No.17837144]

>>17836973
>this is $155 worth of food
Wrong. There is barely $20 of food on the picture, the rest is literal trash of zero nutritional value.

[Anonymous No.17837151]

>>17836973
Should've gotten a Costco member ship

[Anonymous No.17837153]

>>17837135
So her kid is disabled and she feeds her this? Why not euthanize at this point, even that's more humane.

[Anonymous No.17837189]

>>17837113
>Mountain Dew 12-pack
>2.99
stopped reading there, what year do you live in, was the last time you went to the grocery store 2005? The normal price for them nowadays is like 5 bucks now (plus deposit depending on the state), and I guarantee you a household going through 4 or 5 cases of soda in 3-4 days is not waiting for a sale to buy them

[Anonymous No.17837190]

Soda for the cereal too since they didn't buy any milk.

[Anonymous No.17837195]

>>17837189
if you are buying 12 packs at the retail price and not on a 4 for $12 discount then it is you who is living in 2008 my fren

[Anonymous No.17837200]

>>17837037
>flavor profiles
KYS. good post until you said that. flavor profiles isnt a thing.

[Anonymous No.17837201]

>>17837135
god i'd love to see a pic of this family

[Anonymous No.17837205]

>>17836973
>48 cans of soda and 6 bags of chips in a week
do americans really do this?

[Anonymous No.17837213]

>>17837195
there are no discounts at stores like this whenever you want. you dont decide the discounts you fat faggot

[Anonymous No.17837214]

>>17837135
Wild. High carbs is basically the worst kimd of diet for kids with autism. So many studies showing the benefits of low carb for them. Guess they just dgaf

[Anonymous No.17837219]

>>17837213
yes there is you stupid nigga literally every supermarket, big box store, or gas station convienence store has some kind of special on soda running at almost all times

read a fukken mail flyer

[Anonymous No.17837233]

The lady says she isn't rich but if she can afford $1100 a month on food she's way richer than me.

[Anonymous No.17837281]

>>17837214
>vegetablans parent
>every meal was carbs with peas or carbs with beans
>in an average week get 2-3 unseasoned chicken breasts roasted for 45 minutes for protein, maybe some cheese
that explains why my autism did not improve until i moved out

[Anonymous No.17837355]

>>17837005
Retard most foods don't expire when it reaches the best by date.
The only foods that expire is stuff like milk.

[Anonymous No.17837361]

>>17836989
screw patrician lifestyle, i spent the first 15 years of my life essentially having sandwiches or leftovers for dinner, there's nothing wrong with it if you avoid overprized deli stuff and shitty sugar bread.

[Anonymous No.17837368]

>>17836995
The non-brand products started increasing their prices too..

[Anonymous No.17837369]

>>17837005
many dairy products are perfectly fine even months after the best before date. i had 6 months old quark and greek joghurt that were in fine shape

[Anonymous No.17837380]

>>17837144
digits of truth

[Anonymous No.17837388]

If this is the kind of s*** you feed your kids and then complain that you don't have any money.
you're just a bad parent with poor life and decision-making skills.

[Anonymous No.17837406]

>>17836973
That's all the food she bought.

[Anonymous No.17837417]

>>17837388
>s***
Go back. Your kind is not welcome here.

[Anonymous No.17837420]

>>17836973
>this much sugar water
why are americans

[Anonymous No.17837426]

>>17837388
There should have to be some kind of test you have to take before having kids .
At least CPR and nutrition

[Anonymous No.17837428]

>>17837388
>s***
Nigger what?

[Anonymous No.17837431]

I hate poor people so much.
I make 120k as a new grad and live on $80 per week.
>chicken breast
>whole milk
>eggs
>rice
>broccoli
>orange juice
Make up 80% of my diet and provide everything I need: calories, protein, micros

[Anonymous No.17837435]

>>17837428
It is all corn syrup ,salt, carbs , highly over-processed Deli Meat.
This person does not care about the health of their children in fact it looks like there was no give them childhood diabetes

[Anonymous No.17837459]

>>17837431
>chicken breast
>whole milk
>eggs
>rice
>broccoli
>orange juice
>make up 80% of my diet
I hate people like you almost as much as the lady in the OP. You only care about numbers and don't enjoy anything, only seeing food as fuel. You lead a miserable and disgusting life, and are just as much of a drain on the people around you as the fat, poor, uneducated people who live on sugar water and processed snack foods.

[Anonymous No.17837473]

>>17837459
>only seeing food as fuel.
yes
post body seether

[Anonymous No.17837495]

>>17836973
Terrible bait. Nonetheless, we are being robbed via inflation (and have been for a long time). A lot of trends/pressures which undermine purchasing power aren't officially considered to be 'inflation', but in practice they amount to the same thing and wages (especially unskilled) haven't kept pace.

[Anonymous No.17837512]

>>17837495
>wages (especially unskilled)
I mean... I don't see the problem here. Raising the minimum wage results in inflation and increasing minimum wage wouldn't benefit me in any way

[Anonymous No.17837536]

>>17837459
Imagine being so delusional that you think eating normally is dieting

[Anonymous No.17837545]

>>17837473
He's right though. While I might commend you for your disciplined and healthy diet, you're ignoring the fact that the rate of food price increase is a symptom of profound underlying problems (and ignoring an important aspect of quality of life for most people). Furthermore, having a snobbish attitude towards poors is frankly pathetic... It's our failing and corrupt leadership who are deserving of ire.

[Anonymous No.17837549]

>>17837473
>that quote
>notably goes to drinking parties and fucks twinks
lmao

[Anonymous No.17837559]

>>17837536
Only retarded /fit/fags think that's what "eating normally" looks like, and 90% of /fit/fags grew up obese (or more likely still are obese and just looking for inspiration) so they always project and act like anyone who criticizes their diet must be fat and lazy because they're not aware of what healthy living actually looks like aside from eating chicken breast with rice and broccoli for every meal.

[Anonymous No.17837561]

>>17837545
>having a snobbish attitude towards poors is frankly pathetic.
Poor people are poor for a reason. They're stupid and don't understand budgeting. They deserve to be euthanized honestly, they are a drain on society

[Anonymous No.17837573]

>>17837512
when average people can't afford the fundamentals of life (rent, proper food, commuting) anymore, there's something wrong. when retards pushing around cryptos and bots doing automated trading is the only thing driving up growth and keeping the economy afloat, there's something wrong. if capital is only "invested" in for short term gains instead of for developing industry and creating jobs, there's a problem. if you disenfranchise ordinary people by driving down wages via importing third worlders who just want to leave their shithole and will put up with anything just to stay here, there's something wrong. minimum wages are not inherently wrong, they just need certain conditions to work, e.g. protectionism, border control etc. and if you think it's a good idea to get more people to the point where they are excluded from life (working, participating in social life, starting families, creating something, having their voices heard) by just importing more third worlds to do your dirty work and increase your profits, then you might want to reconsider if there is no problem.

[Anonymous No.17837594]

>>17837512
a) No man is an island.
b) I'm not suggesting we keep propping up our 'growth at all costs' cancer-conomy. I'm suggesting that deflationary phases are an important correcting process that should be generally allowed to occur. Stop mass immigration, kick out illegals, stop bailing out irresponsible institutions, stop with frivolous debt spending and self-perpetuating welfare spending, and eventually affordability for the average person will get better. Of course our benevolent leaders don't give a shit about that, they want even more 'useless eaters' who've been conditioned to accept a lower standard of living.

[Anonymous No.17837596]

>>17837573

[Anonymous No.17837615]

>>17837559
Maybe it's because you say phenomenally retarded shit like:
>and are just as much of a drain on the people around you

Please. Explain how these people are a drain on you, because it sounds like the only one projecting here is you.

You clearly have some sort of hang up or mental disorder

[Anonymous No.17837617]

>>17837561
>They're stupid
Even moreso then, having scorn for people who couldn't possibly know better is pointless and stupid itself. Blame the corrupt non-poors who subsidize and import those people.

[Anonymous No.17837640]

>>17837615
>explain how these people are a drain on you
They're a drain on me in exactly the same way walking past a homeless person is a drain on me. I don't want to see them, interact with them, and honestly wish they didn't exist. They bring down my day and ruin my mood.

[Anonymous No.17837675]

>>17837005
Volunteering at a food bank has shown me that dates on food are absolute bullshit, outside of things like milk and meat. Even then, as long as they don't smell bad, or the package isn't bulging, they're usually good for a couple days past the sell by point

The one I always laugh at is canned food. Like that shit will survive nuclear war, but they stick a year sell by date on there just so shops will have to order more even if it doesn't sell

[Anonymous No.17837679]

>>17837073
"pick me up"

My mother did that, except it was wine, and beatings

[Anonymous No.17837689]

>>17837195
Here in rural Kentucky its 3 twelve packs for 13 dollars.
Where the actual fuck do you live that you can get 4 for 12?
two cases for 10 dollars is fucking insane as well. One case is like 8-10 dollars I usually buy Faygo so I don't memorize case prices.

>>17837189
I bought a 12 pack of Dark Berry Dr. Pepper last week and it cost 6 bucks. It wasn't even good.

>>17837113
Lunchables brand are 1.50 or possibly even more.
Lays are 3.30

Red Barons are only 5 here I think.

[Anonymous No.17837699]

>>17837640
Not my problem. Kill yourself then if you're so miserable and easily triggered.

[Anonymous No.17837718]

>>17837699
Yeah that dude seethes when he sees non-fat people. Would probably fit in better on r*ddit

[Anonymous No.17837748]

>>17836973
who ever made that pic is a moron. $155 would feed my wife and I for at least a week, but then I buy actual food not garbage. of the pile I see 1/3 of it is food the rest are "snacks".

$155 would get me a large pork roast (cut in to steaks).
2 gallons milk
2 loafs of bread
bacon
eggs
butter
produce

stop buying crap.

[Anonymous No.17837757]

>>17836973
>full sugar soda
they have enough calories to live for a month then

[Anonymous No.17837763]

>>17836973
incredible, not a single non processed food item on that picture

[Anonymous No.17837773]

>>17837689
>Here in rural Kentucky its 3 twelve packs for 13 dollars.
>Where the actual fuck do you live that you can get 4 for 12?
it 100% depends on the store
my harris teeter is doing 3 for 14, but the food lion 3 miles away is 4 for 12
it all costs ten cents for them to make anyways so they just arbitrarily raise and lower the price on a whim

[Anonymous No.17837829]

>>17837640
Your post is a drain on everyone here.
Maybe you should just fuck off.

[Anonymous No.17837937]

>>17837773
damn from a Food Lion? I haven't in one in years but I remember thinking they had high prices.

[Anonymous No.17837961]

>>17837135
This makes me feel better about the rising costs of food because it means idiots like her will eat worse and/or less and die faster.

[Anonymous No.17838041]

>>17836973
Jesus Christ I love being Polish. 15 Bucks gets me and my GF through a week easy.

[Anonymous No.17838131]

>>17837675
I believed the canned food bit until I watched ashens, only thing that survives is dry canned food like military ration crackers but even those come with some sort of spread that contains moisture.

[Anonymous No.17838294]

>>17836973

[Anonymous No.17838537]

>>17838294
why do americans think the president sets the price of petrol

[Anonymous No.17838769]

>>17837013
>if I was eating a can of sardines that expired 3 years ago then that would be crazy and dangerous.
someone never watched steve

[Anonymous No.17838802]

>budgeting food
>6 bags of chips
>cereal
>soda
>poptarts
>three boxes of velveda
>oreos
>complain that it isnt enough for a week
Fucking fat ass retards deserve to starve. Consoomer trash

[Anonymous No.17838815]

>>17838537
Everyone I know is getting dicked hard on their internet bill but they won't bring it up in public. But for some reason pain at the pump is supposed to be a metric of how healthy the country is. Just media things.

[Anonymous No.17838825]

>>17836973
Junk food is not economical. They are luxury treats.

[Anonymous No.17838833]

>>17836973
>100% processed dogshit
Really not a very good example op

[Anonymous No.17838961]

>>17838833
fresh food is even more expensive now
just goes to show even the zogchow is getting pricey

[Anonymous No.17838999]

>>17837512
>not my problemism
The day will come when it is more feasible to dress you urbanites like steer than to work a minimum-wage job.

[Anonymous No.17839007]

>>17838961
Zogchow has always been pricey. Compare the price of canned Coke to the price of the nutritionally equivalent amount of carbonated water and Domino sugar.

[Anonymous No.17839008]

>>17838999
Good luck with that Ivan. The people's revolution will commence in just 2 more weeks

[Anonymous No.17839013]

>>17839008
Your brain is so overstuffed with gay, subversive memes that I can't make heads or tails of what little actual thought you were trying to express there.

[Anonymous No.17839037]

>"""food"""
OP's pig is worse than pig slop

[Anonymous No.17839079]

>>17836973
I rarely buy brand foods anymore. For one, I can't afford it, but more importantly, I can't see the point of paying 4x times more compared to store/off brands when the only difference is minor changes to the recipe. Many of the store brands are even made in the same factory as the branded stuff.

[Anonymous No.17839082]

>>17836973
Do amerifats really?

[Anonymous No.17839083]

>>17836973

I don't know. Times are tough all over.

[Anonymous No.17839687]

>>17837113
>all this effort just to finally claim she might be off by $5
ISHYGDDT

[Anonymous No.17839756]

>>17839083
what kind of childcare costs $42k a year, do they both work 3rd shift and need the kids watched all fucking day?

[Anonymous No.17839790]

>>17836973
damn this used to be me a few years ago. not the same consumption rate, but the same shit i would've bought. been slowly cutting out stuff, i'm down to the sugar water, frozen pizza, canned beans and deli meat.

[Anonymous No.17839813]

>>17839083
Shouldn't the 18K in charity donations count as a tax deductible?

[Anonymous No.17840016]

>>17836973

[Anonymous No.17840030]

>>17836973
How about cut back on the soda, fucking gross. idk why people like that garbage. Use that cash to get some fruit and veg seeing that fucking diet.

[Anonymous No.17840051]

>>17837459
you eat like and then go out to nice places with friends on weekends

[Anonymous No.17840061]

>>17836973
300lb diet
>>17840016
150lb diet

[Anonymous No.17840069]

>>17840016
nice shop anon
We have a very similar diet but I don’t believe in brown rice

[Anonymous No.17840087]

>>17840051
Those people aren't really your friends...

[Anonymous No.17840094]

>>17840016
yo it's soup kitchen bro

[Anonymous No.17840106]

>>17840016
Do I have to avoid showering for a week and wear my oldest and dirtiest clothes to go to the foodbank or what?

[Anonymous No.17840226]

>>17840094
>>17840106
you can see the bill on the right, retards
>>17840016
good weeks worth for $100. Good job, but it could use more protein than chicken and chickpeas

[Anonymous No.17840289]

>>17836973
>that many bags of potato crisps
>no scoopables
Utter retards.

[Anonymous No.17840305]

>>17836973
I want to believe some family actually eats like this

[Anonymous No.17840314]

>>17837033
>>24 mountain dews and 36 sprites only lasting 3-4 days
When I worked in a call center I had a few coworkers who brought in 2 liter bottles of regular full sugar soda and drank the whole thing during a shift. I don't even know how much soda they drank at home. I love soda, but I can't drink nearly that much every day.

[Anonymous No.17840330]

>>17840314
>a few coworkers who brought in 2 liter bottles of regular full sugar soda and drank the whole thing during a shift
Some people are beyond help.

[Anonymous No.17840341]

>>17839813
>charity
You can take a deduction for charity contributions (some limitations apply, we'll assume they don't here). A deduction reduces your taxable income, it's not a dollar for dollar reduction in tax.

Like using the 40% tax rate in the calc, an 18,000 contribution would give a deduction of 40% of 18,000 = 7,200 in tax savings.

There are tax deductions for property taxes, state taxes, mortgage interest, student loans (subject to other rules, limits, etc.)

[Anonymous No.17840453]

>>17836973
It's only expensive if you aren't shopping at Costco.

[Anonymous No.17840510]

>>17836973
Instead of expensive brands buy store brands. Don't buy as much potato chips. Stop feeding your kids lunch ables and just put some sandwiches in a lunch box. Wow suddenly you can afford way more

[Anonymous No.17840534]

>>17836973
Yeah, it's hard to feed the family for $150/week when all you buy is fucking junk food.

If you buy actual food you cook yourself it's pretty easy.

[Anonymous No.17840541]

>>17839083
$500,000 household income and neither one is maxing their 401k. Fucking dumbasses.

[Anonymous No.17840630]

>>17840016
>canned rather than dried beans
>produce in a fucking sealed plastic bag
>can't even pick his own wild strawberries
people live like this?

[Anonymous No.17840826]

>>17836973
Why are americans like this? Why do they hate good food? I'm a lazy piece of shit and I still cook every meal. Just last month I've started trying and experimenting with ramen and borscht.

[Anonymous No.17840848]

>>17836973
Why a bag of candy?
Why so much soda?
Why so many chips?
Why so much breakfast food?
Why the lunchables?
This is like how a child buys food, where they just grab whatever looks good to them at the time on the shelf. If you're budgeting, you write down a list of stuff you want to cook for the week, often times things with shared ingredients, and then you buy those ingredients. At least one meal should be pasta, because pasta is cheap as fuck to make. Usually a good way to do this is actually crack open a newspaper and browse through the coupons. Chicken on sale? We're making chicken that week. But you can't rely on stuff just being "on sale," if you buy only chips because they're on sale, you're going to have a bad time because that's not going to provide you the meals you need. You're going to get more bang for your buck buying ingredients and cooking them into meals.
Honestly, not even that much thought has to go into it because once you budget a couple times you get a pretty good feel of what you need to buy each week or so.

[Anonymous No.17840851]

It's almost exciting to see how rapidly this society is decaying and falling apart.

[Anonymous No.17840853]

>bootsucking lackeys itt defending the wildly out of control inflation that is making life more difficult to live no matter what you buy at the store
Fuck off

[Anonymous No.17840863]

>>17840314
I've known people like that, even had the misfortune of living with one. When he complained about feeling like shit I told him to drink more water and he started making Kool-Aid and went through POUNDS of sugar in a week. I ended up hiding my sugar and he went back to chugging soda. The beetus is gonna hit that man hard and he's going to insist there was no way to see it coming.

[Anonymous No.17840867]

>>17836973
Because food takes HARD WORK to produce and not many people want to perform HARD WORK. A lot of the money that gets printed and injected into the system go to people who do not WORK HARD to make food or distribute food.

[Anonymous No.17840883]

>>17839756
daycare probably clocks in around $2.1k/month/child.
Considering the combined gross salary is $500k AND the 401k contributions, both parents work fulltime.
My early childhood differed only cause my parents (1) were friends with other parents who were within a few minutes' drive from each other AND had children attending the same school, (2) didn't work max hours, exchanging monetary gain for time w/ kids, (3) no sports, group piano lessons and books from the school and public library.
Carpooling, staggered work shifts, low expense leisure activities

[Anonymous No.17840935]

There is no food in the picture

[Anonymous No.17840979]

>>17840226
Yogurt and cottage cheese have protein.

Also I have a bag of tilapia and a bag of shrimp in my freezer from last week's shopping. Some of which I will be eating into next week.

[Anonymous No.17840983]

>>17839083
>1.5 million dollar house
>18k in charity
>3 vacations every year
>an average of nearly $2,500 dollar in clothes for each family member per year
>$12,000 in extra-curricular lessons for a couple of twerps
Man, imagine being so fucking average

[Anonymous No.17840984]

>>17840094
>>17840106
That haul cost $95 and that is with me buying th faggy chia and flax seeds for my smoothies. I can eat well off $100/week.
I will say though 10 years ago I remember my food bill being like $50/week so food prices have definitely risen. Used to be able to get 6 chicken breasts for $10, now only 3 breasts for $10.

Food prices are rising, but it's still not impossible to eat healthy on less than $500/ month.

[Anonymous No.17841005]

>>17836973
Canadians eat shit food

[Anonymous No.17841006]

>>17840630
>>produce in a fucking sealed plastic bag
They aren't sealed retard. They have plastic bags in the produce section to put the produce in. So you can weigh them and print a label to scan at checkout.

>can't pick Strawberries
Strawberries aren't in season you fucktard. And those are raspberries. My Strawberries are pre crushed and in containers in my freezer when my garden fresh Strawberries ripen I'll have fresh, but that will be a while.

[Anonymous No.17841009]

>>17840630
>>canned rather than dried beans
Yes, because I don't want to wait million years for the beans to cook.

[Anonymous No.17841012]

>>17836973
Excellent bait. Really activated my almonds this morning. Thank you OP.

[Anonymous No.17841188]

>>17836973
Joe Biden wants you starving and wants your children turned into trannies.

[Anonymous No.17841213]

>>17838294
>>17838815
>But for some reason pain at the pump is supposed to be a metric of how healthy the country is

Outside of NYC, America is a car-dependent nation. The four-door sedan is the symbol of the American middle class and its prioritization of freedom and independence. The price of gas directly influences the bottom line of that fading middle class, and thus is used as a barometer for its health.

[Anonymous No.17841247]

>>17841213
There is also the fact that you have to use fuel to make and transport goods. So, the more expensive fuel is, the more expensive everything is going to be.

[Anonymous No.17841275]

>>17836973
Stop eating trash. Round here locally produced stuff lately even less than it was in 2020. Anything that had to be shipped or was processed has gone through the roof. A lot of the recent price hikes have been due to food costs. My fellow rural bros demand your local farms sell their shit locally too. Often it just gets sent to the cities because they can make more money. If it wasn't for the Trucker and trailer shortages you wouldn't see much local anything in most cases.

[Anonymous No.17841280]

>>17841275
>*fuel not food costs

[Anonymous No.17841302]

>>17836973
>why is food so expensive bros?

All our food is moved by truck and diesel fuel is now over $5.50 a gallon.

I work for a food distribution company supplying grocery stores, restaurants and convenience stores (that does $2.3 billion per year in business) and got a text Wednesday evening telling me we'd be shut down on Thursday and then on Thursday evening, I got another text saying we'd be shut down on Friday also.

I'll admit I'm kinda worried...

[Anonymous No.17841352]

>>17837459
>You lead a miserable and disgusting life
Projecting much? Fatties are the miserable ones. They cope with their mental issues by stuffing their faces with food. Endless procrastination and hedonism that'll be rewarded with health problems down the line. Then comes the real misery. If you'd have foresight, you'd eat and live so that your future self doesn't need to suffer. Your body is a temple and you are shitting in yours. I'm saying this as someone who used to be fat, but is now thinner and feeling better than ever.

[Anonymous No.17841365]

>>17837559
Actually eating strict like that is probably preferrable if you live a sedentary lifestyle. You can eat more if you are active and burn the calories. But chicken and broccoli is mighty fine if you just shitpost on 4chan.

[Anonymous No.17841366]

>>17840867
Farming and processing are quite asymmetrical in developed countries due to automation. Utilization of agricultural land is very high. Still plenty of truck drivers around as far as I know.

So no, it's not due to lack of work... It's due to many other factors including thoughtlessly increasing population via mass immigration, rampant money printing as you say, increasing costs of basic inputs like fuel and fertilizer, cartels & monopolization, weirdly designed regulations/subsidies incentivizing crop destruction, etc.

[Anonymous No.17841459]

>>17841302
They being forced to put of building repairs because of the cost of fuel and the availability of parts for repairs? I was deep diving the food processing fires bs because something didn't seem right. So far 3 of 3 that I dove into have been shipping/distribution companies not processing plants. Take the most recent Saladinos fire in Fresno. News reports said processing plant, little misleading language, they're a distributor they don't make food. I bet this is the case for half the aledged fires.

[Anonymous No.17841495]

>posted 50 times in the past 24 hours
why?

[Anonymous No.17841691]

>>17841459

We've been slowing done since New Year and barely had any work the last couple of weeks and what he had, had due dates two weeks ahead of time. Though the company implemented a night shift late last year and said we've got a bunch of potential customers waiting in the wings.

I dunno what's going on, I guess I'll find out on Monday?

[Anonymous No.17841703]

>>17837355
Even the milk that I buy from costco can last like a month past the expiry date

[Anonymous No.17841727]

>>17836973
I know this is a meme but holy shit, the idea that someone could live like that and complain online without any self awareness. Not a single cost-effective starchy item like pasta, rice, or potatoes. Not even any wholesome meat like chicken, pork, or beef. Truly a tragic picture.

[Anonymous No.17841750]

>>17836973
this is American culture

[Anonymous No.17841754]

here's what i'm getting tomorrow for 75 dollars

[Anonymous No.17841826]

>>17836973
>soda
>snacks
There’s a reason these people are poor.

[Anonymous No.17841864]

>ITT anons fall for the obvious bait and argue amongst each other instead of turning attention to our inept/corrupt leadership and their undermining of your purchasing power in general

Why are you guys like this?

[Anonymous No.17841924]

>>17841727
spoken like someone who's never had a refreshing slice of velveeta toast after a hard day at work

[Anonymous No.17841936]

>>17837545
>towards poors is frankly pathetic
Said no one who has ever lived near poor people. They revel in their stupidity and poor choices.

[Anonymous No.17841949]

>>17841864
They’re just having to deal with the fallout from Trumps retarded fiscal policies.

[Anonymous No.17841952]

>>17838815
Internet is a luxury. Gas is a necessity.

[Anonymous No.17841953]

>>17836973
Because the Americans destabilized a key food-producing region. And then Europeans fell on their sword for America-sama.

[Anonymous No.17841961]

>>17841864
if i wanted to do something productive why would i be on 4chins

[Anonymous No.17841974]

>>17836973
When I was growing up I had friends who’s kitchens looked like that. I used to hate that my parents rarely let me have junk food, but now I’m extremely thankful

[Anonymous No.17841975]

>>17841302
They don't want you to know this but the food at the distribution centers are free. You can take any pallet home. I have 1,000 lbs of canned goods.

[Anonymous No.17841976]

>>17837459
>only seeing food as fuel
as one should you fucking fatass. Food should never be seen as a luxury

[Anonymous No.17841984]

>>17841976
speaking of food, how does the stuff here https://frankiesfreerangemeat.com/ compare to local store prices? My local stores are pretty limited and I'd rather be getting good food at a decent price.

[Anonymous No.17841994]

>>17841976
t. pic related

[Anonymous No.17841999]

>>17841936
They don't know better anon. It's irrational to hate a being for lacking a capacity; you should hate people who can/do know better but manipulate and pander to stupids for short-term gain instead.

[Anonymous No.17842005]

>>17841302
I also work in food distribution and we had a fun day when all the veggie oil went to the moon. Telephones ringing nonstop, buying and selling trucks multiple times. Felt like a wall street movie

[Anonymous No.17842006]

>>17841949
Nice bait. The robbery has been ongoing longer than any of us have been alive.

[Anonymous No.17842007]

They're actually retarded. I just spent $700 on bulk organic dry goods that will last 6+ months for a family of three. Gardening and chickens is also a wise investment.

God damn people are dumb. "Why are muh junk foods so expernsive!!?? They used to be cheap wah."

[Anonymous No.17842011]

>>17836973
>6 different bags of chips
>3 12 packs of mtn dew
>2 24 packs of sprite
>fucking dum dum lolipops
>3 lunchables
that's like $75 worth of nothing right there that could've been spent on meat, pasta, or ingredients or a good meal

[Anonymous No.17842019]

>>17839083
Lmfao i can't believe how out of touch people are. There is an easy 50k available if they just dont live like cunts.

[Anonymous No.17842021]

>>17841975
Cool. I assume you have to pay someone to load it on the back of your truck though? Or are there just self-serve forklifts sitting around?

[Anonymous No.17842027]

>>17841961
Fair enough, at least you're honest.

[Anonymous No.17842051]

>>17840106
No, poors don't even use them. Food banks, thrift, goodwill are for the people not poor enough for welfare. Shit use them as a millionaire for all I care, I would.

[Anonymous No.17842182]

>>17836973
>155 worth of "food"
>1/3 of it is canned soda, another 1/3 is bags of chips
>this might not be enough to last an entire week
There better be 5 grown adults eating this shit, and even then they deserve to be hungry and poor if this is what they consider food.

[Anonymous No.17842191]

>>17839083
>21k/a pp on childcare? a full time live in carer?
>6k/a pp on food
>20k/a on vacations
>10k/a on payments for painfully average cars
>6k/a pp on vpiano lessons
>2.5k/a pp on clothes
>donating 18k/a to charity
>10k for whoopsy rainy day
>man i feel so poor :(((
it must be tough to be that level of shithead

[Anonymous No.17842204]

>>17836973
you get what you vote for

[Anonymous No.17842212]

>>17837512
>Raising the minimum wage results in inflation
It didn't cause any noteworthy inflation in any of the places where it's been raised, but you guys keep saying this stuff over and over.
Minimum wage was the equivalent of $20/hr through the 70's and early 80's.

[Anonymous No.17842246]

this picture is the equivalent of a peasant posting a picture of a stack of grain or something
in this case, it's been made more appealing with huge amounts of salt, sugar, spices, seed oil, and engineering

[Anonymous No.17842258]

>>17840867
Comfy birb webm made me happy for a moment

[Anonymous No.17842262]

>>17837135
'picky eating' comes from blowing a kids brain up by injecting it with high fructose corn syrup

[Anonymous No.17842282]

>>17837135
Yeah like all those people with "avoidant food intake disorder" which basically means they've been fed nothing but nuggies and tendies their entire life and gag at the sight of a green

[Anonymous No.17842344]

>>17842212
1973-1983 inflation was 5-15% every year

[Anonymous No.17842683]

based brandon punishing ameripiggies

[Anonymous No.17842771]

>>17837459
>only seeing food as fuel
That is exactly what it is, you can enjoy the fuel you're putting into your body and vary it up but at the end of the day if you're only eating when you're hungry it's because your body needs fuel and food is that fuel.

[Anonymous No.17842786]

>>17841213
Car dependency is like obesity, all but a few percent is caused by choices and it's too much effort to change.

[Anonymous No.17842818]

>>17841009
Pre-soak bruh, if you know what you're eating tomorrow there's no reason not to, only downside to dried bean is the risk of pebbles.

[Anonymous No.17842830]

>>17841754
You could've at least added some organic anal lubricant if you were gonna make a millenial meme shopping list.

[Anonymous No.17843366]

>>17840016
This is how not retarded people budget for food that isnt total garbage

[Anonymous No.17843487]

>>17836973
f-food ? anon ?

[Anonymous No.17843520]

>>17842786
yeah bro I chose for public transit to suck

[Anonymous No.17843531]

>>17836973
>All that junk food
>Dude why is it so expensive

[Anonymous No.17843980]

>>17836973
That’s disgusting, i buy waaay more heathy food for cheaper

[Anonymous No.17843997]

>>17837048
in America the tap water is not fit for drinking and bottled water costs more than Mountain Dew

[Anonymous No.17844035]

>>17843997
Neither of those things are true, but is the norm in latin america, so can be expected here within 20 to 30 years

[Anonymous No.17844045]

>>17836973
this is a fake post right

[Anonymous No.17844083]

>>17836973
I feel pity for the ignorant. We need to help them make better choices. Those groceries are utter garbage.

[Anonymous No.17844092]

>>17844035
>Neither of those things are true
He is correct. American tap water is not fit for consumption. An independently verified fact, so much the case that news outlets ran the stories. The corrupt EPA isn't going to tell you the truth. Packed with chemicals and other toxins---Intentional and unintentional.

[Anonymous No.17844263]

>>17837473
>>17837536
>>17840051
>>17841352
>>17841976
>>17842771
Holy shit. Literally every single reply is from a former fatass who is compensating and therefore needs to project their trauma onto everyone else. Guess what? Most people just eat normal, balanced meals, and do regular shit that involves walking around and having fun, and it keeps them at a healthy weight. You think you need to eat boneless, skinless chicken breast with broccoli and brown rice for every meal because you are a fat fuck who doesn't know any other way not to be a fat fuck. If that's what works for you that's fine; you'll probably live your miserable existence longer than you would have. But the rest of us just do normal shit and are fine. We're also sick and tired of you talking about your "progress" and how your special diet is super special.

[Anonymous No.17844284]

>>17837008
You drink mountain dew in the morning and afternoon and sprite at night before going to bed.

[Anonymous No.17844301]

>>17837005
Nigga if the meat starts going weord you just makebabfreah herbed heavybgarlic curry with mustard, vinegar and honey, 3 hpurs at fire and we would eat the plate.
If it looks skewy, stew it!.

[Anonymous No.17844320]

>>17837200
It can be if people "feel" it and understand it. I feel the dude and bitches love sandwiches. And if you make the bread is a sure fuck, not for me anymore tho. I cooked the hella of a sandwich and poliosgarmed my actual wife 5 years ago.

[Anonymous No.17844432]

>>17837426
Yes, because giving people permits to have procreative sex will prevent retards from having children.
What do you do with children that were born without your sex permit?
You gonna do the china thing and deny them personhood and all social services for life?

[Anonymous No.17844688]

>>17836973
>get on diet pill
>eat one can of sardines every 2 days
>$10 dollars a week.
>become /fit/
Simple. As.

[Anonymous No.17844692]

>>17839083
>$110 pp a week on food
>owns a fancy car and SUV
>$198 a month on clothes
>$500 a month on extracurricular activities
$18k a year on charity
Fuckers spend half my net wage on funking charity and call themselves "average"? Maybe it's time to fire up the guillotines.

[Anonymous No.17844735]

>>17842786
Those choices were made 80 years ago, I wouldn't have made them but they were made for me and I have to deal with it.

[Anonymous No.17844753]

>>17838131
Canned food is before the best by date

[Anonymous No.17844760]

>>17839083
>3 vacations a year
>Average
How can they be so out of touch jesus christ

[Anonymous No.17844768]

>>17844301
What the fuck is wrong with you shitskin parent poo shart retard, die from salmonella you fucktard

[Anonymous No.17844942]

>>17836973
stating the obvious, but that's not food

[Anonymous No.17845108]

>>17838041
fuck off 70pln will not last you more than 2-3 days.

[Anonymous No.17845114]

>>17836973
>drinks will last 3 to 5 days
>60 cans of fizzy sugar water
>20 to 12 cans per day?
>family of 4, 5 to 3 cans per day for a single person
>12 ounce cans, 60 to 36 ounces of sugary fizzy water per fucking day
Do Americans really?

[Anonymous No.17845194]

>>17836973
I hope my country taxes all this shit to the point no one can afford them. You want something good? go to a proper bakery, not this absolute trash.

[Anonymous No.17845201]

>>17845114
Yes

[Anonymous No.17845263]

>>17844263
The only one who sounds like they're compensating here is you anon, just the fact that you think of food as some special treat or occasion lets me know you're probably currently a fatass and the reason these types of post piss you off isn't cause it's annoying always hearing about this shit but rather cause you see a bunch of people who've managed to do what you think you can't and it pisses you off.

[Anonymous No.17845293]

>>17842818
Pre soaking is a meme it still takes a long as time for them to cook.

[Anonymous No.17845307]

>>17843997
>bottled water costs more than Mountain Dew
The fuck? A 12 pack case of mountain dew is $6. A 24 pack of store brand water bottles is $4.
Even name brand bottled water is cheaper than pop. But the real solution is to get a water filter. A pitcher with a filter doesn't cost that much at all.

[Anonymous No.17845312]

>>17844092
Depends on where you live, and your source of water.

[Anonymous No.17845320]

>>17845201
>2014
Something tells me that is is a lot worse now, more than half the people I see are land whales, and people who aren't land whales are either stick bitcj twigs, or beer gut overweight. It's so bad that people with a beer gut look normal.

[Anonymous No.17845407]

>>17844735
this hole was made for me

[Anonymous No.17845436]

>>17845263
>just the fact that you think of food as some special treat or occasion lets me know you're probably currently a fatass
The projection is palpable.

[Anonymous No.17845454]

>>17836973
>Mountain Jew
>Doritoes
>Lays
>Cheetos
>Doritoes
>Lays
>Cheetos
>Butter
>Butter
>Butter

WHY IS MY SLOPPA SO EXPENSIVE?!?!??!

[Anonymous No.17845487]

>>17845436
What projection? I will gladly admit I'm a fatass but I'm working on it currently and step one was to figure out why I was such a fatass which was treating food as an or something I looked forward to everyday. If you're happy being a fatass then all power to you anon but you should at least be honest and stop pretending that the reason those people and their post annoy you is cause they constantly preach about their healthy eating.

[Anonymous No.17845488]

>>17837018
Each one of those lunchables is like $6 dollars too, which is more expensive than 2 weeks of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with an apple and a cookie. That's what my parents gave me in school. Well, that however much it was to to buy a carton of milk; $1?

[Anonymous No.17845515]

>>17837112
Yesterday I went grocery shopping and bought about a week's worth of food for $50. It will actually last longer than that because several items I purchased were value packs, 10 chicken thighs for example which will take longer than a week for me to eat completely. Even then $6 of that receipt was alcohol. People buy the most ridiculous shit.

[Anonymous No.17845525]

>>17845487
>what projection
You literally just spelled it out. You are a fatass and you think that because you have to stop enjoying food in order to get healthy the same holds true for everyone else. You're going from, "I'm a fatass because I look forward to food" to, "everyone who enjoys food must be a fatass".

[Anonymous No.17845548]

>>17837459
You leave whole milk out of this. People who drink whole milk do it for the taste not because it has more calories.

[Anonymous No.17845559]

>>17845548
People who drink milk for the taste drink chocolate milk, because they're children.

[Anonymous No.17845562]

>>17845525
>"everyone who enjoys food must be a fatass".
When did I ever say this? I guarantee you're a fatass because of your post, I'm not talking about anyone else besides you and what can be ascertained from your post here which like I said scream of fatass cope. I'm more than sure people can and do enjoy food and even look forward to it while being healthy and fit but those same people aren't gonna sit around bitching about people posting that all they eat are chicken breast and rice like you do.

[Anonymous No.17845565]

>>17845559
Flavored milks (chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, etc.) are not even remotely comparable to plain milk.

[Anonymous No.17845592]

>>17845562
>those same people aren't gonna sit around bitching about people posting that all they eat are chicken breast and rice
Or maybe because you're posting on a food and cooking interest board everybody hates /fit/ fags because all the do when they come here is talk about how much they hate food and cooking, and then call everyone here fat when they tell them to fuck off with their chicken breast and rice. Example #254243452345263454325: (you)

[Anonymous No.17845623]

>>17845592
Jesus this really got under your skin huh? I guess facing reality is just something you're not ready for. Either way this thread wasn't exactly made to celebrate cooking and food, it was made to make fun of some fatass claiming 150 bucks worth of food is 3-4 days worth of food while most of what they bought was junk food and soda.

[Anonymous No.17845873]

>>17837135
>its ultimately cheaper to buy premade foods
The fuck?

[Anonymous No.17845942]

>>17841952
>internet is a luxury
Maybe 20-25 years ago. Nowadays you can't really do anything without a connection or a lot of things become unnecessary difficult to do.

[Anonymous No.17845971]

>>17836973
"People" who live in cities should be killed

[Anonymous No.17845992]

Why not a $50, 50 pound bag of rice, $80 of chicken breast, and $20 of spinach?
You can order that all online with zero research

[Anonymous No.17846007]

>>17836973
MFW I spend $50 per week on lunches and all I have is celery, beetroot, artichokes, pickles, and hummus. Most of it is fruit for juicing, to be honest.

It's comfortably double that for dinners, so $600 p/m? Not including eating out. (UK)

I make enough so it isn't an issue but I am three dinners away from it being $1000 p/m on food.

[Anonymous No.17846098]

>>17845873
It's a really commonly held belief, same for fast food mostly cause these people will compare the cost of a single McDonald's hamburger or something to the cost of all the ingredients needed to make a single home cooked one without taking into account how many can be made with the home cooked ingredients.

[Anonymous No.17846124]

>>17846098
forethought is dead. 60% of americans live paycheck to paycheck. even people making 6 figures manage to be that retarded

[Anonymous No.17846138]

>>17846098
I can, to a degree, understand that sentiment from singles. I rarely manage to completely use all my veg and fresh stuff (I'm shit at meal planning, I admit) and generally have to toss at least a little which irks me, but cooking for a family these issues should be a nonissue

[Anonymous No.17846141]

>>17846138
Meal plan then go shopping??

[Anonymous No.17846591]

>>17846141
wtf no this is a free country i can waste as much as i want and not plan ahead

[Anonymous No.17846607]

[Anonymous No.17846655]

>>17837431
No fish?

[Anonymous No.17846676]

>>17836973
>buys processed junk shit at a gas station
>complains that it's overpriced
What a surprise!

[Anonymous No.17846694]

>>17844263
Do you even lift?

[Anonymous No.17846707]

>>17836973
don't buy overpriced chips. More than half of their money went to snacks

[Anonymous No.17846722]

>>17846607
dumb cunt, just ditch the advocado and 6 of the limes.

[Anonymous No.17846749]

>>17836973
"if we have sandwiches one night"?? Bitch sandwiches every day. 1 bread loaf, 2 jars of sandwich paste will give 5 days' lunch for ~£1 in UK.

[Anonymous No.17846983]

>>17846607
>not eating a lime per day

[Anonymous No.17847194]

>>17836973

[Anonymous No.17847214]

>>17836973
Post bmi fatass

[Anonymous No.17847222]

>>17837135
She's right though. It *would* be a lot more expensive to make homemade Cheetos/Oreos, etc.

[Anonymous No.17847276]

>>17836973
None of this is food, it's all junk and I bet the OP is fucking fat

[Anonymous No.17847281]

>>17846607
>6 limes
Every time

[Anonymous No.17847292]

>>17837549
the fucking is the living

[Anonymous No.17847489]

>>17836973
inflation sucks sure, but
>sandwhiches one night
tf
>drinks
are you a third worlder that you cant drink your tap water?
>snacks
grow up

and what did they buy?
>chips
>chips
>chips
>chips
>cheetos
>doritos
>candy
>candy
>childrens cerealy
>childrens cereals
>snack cheese
>frozen canky
>industrial pizza
>energy drinks
>soda
>stuff to put on bread
>no bread but some sort of buns

how bout you go buy potatoes and eggs for 155$? Believe me, 12 eggs and 500gramms potatoes are basically nothing and will feed ya for a day

[Anonymous No.17847515]

>>17837135
>most of the time it's ultimately cheaper to buy premade foods
Do americans really believe?

[Anonymous No.17847532]

>>17846607
> trying this hard to virtue signal
Bitch don't know about the real poor life. Been there. Many a time when I stode my happy ass on up to the checkout loaded down with bricks of ramen and tuna pouches. No shame, bitch doesn:t know the struggle.

[Anonymous No.17847579]

>>17846749
Where are you shopping? A single medium loaf is £1.10 alone.

[Anonymous No.17847820]

>>17837431
Stuff like salmon, beef, etc. is the 20% I didn't list. But I eat fish rarely, like twice per month

[Anonymous No.17847823]

>>17837431 was meant for >>17846655

[Anonymous No.17847923]

>>17839083
>40% effective tax rate
found your problem

[Anonymous No.17847959]

>>17845201
>that deep south
Why do these maps almost always line up with the African-American population density maps...?

[Anonymous No.17847963]

>>17845201
>>17847959
Like, it's uncanny.

[Anonymous No.17847972]

>>17847959
Lel, it's the opposite in the UK.

[Anonymous No.17848012]

>>17847963
stop spreading misinformation

[Anonymous No.17848519]

>>17837459
>He can't make an interesting dish out of minimal ingredients
This is how you spot a shitty cook

[Anonymous No.17848544]

>>17836973
>buys metric shitload of unhealthy name-brand junk food
>Oh mY gOD wHy does $150 dOlLArs OnlY gEt yOU a fEw DAys of FOOOOOOOOOOOD?!

Boring. You're boring, OP.

[Anonymous No.17848545]

>>17848012
Kentucky is deceptive. Most of the population isn't heavily urban, so outside of Louisville and Lexington, the black population just doesn't really exist apart from one or two neighbourhoods per town.
Like, it's 7% overall population but up to 20% in the cities.

[Anonymous No.17849092]

>>17836973
That's not food guy

[Anonymous No.17849121]

>>17837459
Look at all those seething replies you got, must have struck a nerve.

[Anonymous No.17849138]

>>17836973
Small amount of food for the average man

[Anonymous No.17849148]

>>17840314
>>17840330
A friends mom used to do that, funny enough she was rail thin

[Anonymous No.17849155]

>>17845307
That nigga is clearly trolling, 99% of the us is fine waterwise unless your city is a retard about maintaining shit

[Anonymous No.17849162]

>>17849155
Fun fact: the tapwater in Flint, Michigan, has been perfectly safe and drinkable for a few years now. Of course, the local population is so distrustful of the authorities now that they assume it's still unsafe, and "muh Flint water" has been the rallying cry for a decade now that people won't drop it.

[Anonymous No.17849169]

>>17842262
Picky eating is just parents having spoiled kids. Send the shit to bed hungry and see how picky they are

[Anonymous No.17849172]

>>17836973
I am enjoying the poor people getting what they voted for. Worthless pieces of human trash get in the bread lines like you begged for.

[Anonymous No.17849174]

>>17847515
For some shit maybe, like its cheaper for me to buy a generic $1 bag of frozen veggies than it is to chop and dice shit seperately myself. She is just a lazy ham planet.

Real people on the struggle bus eat rice and beans with maybe some hot sauce on christmas

[Anonymous No.17849393]

>>17840314
it's called addiction, i have an relative who would get those giant big gulps of coke at every restaurant and get 4-5 full refills while eating, ususally "one for the road" too. that's like minimum 2k calories of pure hfcs and sugar. some people just don't even care.

[Anonymous No.17849404]

>>17846749
>sandwich paste

do bongs really?

[Anonymous No.17849405]

>>17849121
was just gonna say the same thing. throwing stones, glass houses, etc.

[Anonymous No.17849486]

>>17837135
>it's ultimately cheaper to buy premade foods
how the fuck are there still people spewing this bullshit

I buy mostly premade stuff because I prefer not having to do the work but I'm not dumb enough to say it ends up cheaper

[Anonymous No.17849735]

>>17836973

This cost £70

>12 x 1ltr cartons of milk
>4 x 1kg oats
>3 x packets of biscuits
>1 packet of crackers
>12 x jars meat and fish paste
>4 x tins of tuna
>4 x tins baked beans
>4 x tins of peas
>1 tub of parsley sauce granules
>1 tub of instant mash granules
>1 kg dried pasta
>2 kg rice
>1 loaf of bread
>1 cabbage
>1 pack spring greens
>1kg fresh carrots
>1kg onions
>2.5kg potatoes
>6 tomatoes
>1 cucumber
>2 x 400g cheddar
>4 x bags of boiled sweets
>1kg chicken thigh fillets
>1kg beef mince
>20 pork sausages
>4 x 200g kippers
>1kg frozen carrots
>1kg frozen broccoli
>1kg frozen brussels sprouts
>1kg frozen cauliflower
>1.2kg frozen chips

All I need to buy is a cucumber, tomatoes and bread each week. Maybe the odd bit of fruit or a new condiment. That's basically four weeks worth of food. for me.

[Anonymous No.17849757]

>>17836973
Jesus that's a lot of crap. Not even a single fresh vegetable. Why are Americans like this?

[Anonymous No.17849821]

this has got to be fake

[Anonymous No.17849826]

>>17849821
Have you ever been to a white suburb?

[Anonymous No.17849840]

I got that much food (basically similar stuff too) plus vegetables for 51 USD at Aldi's yesterday. And this was in commiefornia so don't claim I live somewhere cheap.

[Anonymous No.17849843]

>>17837135
>y'all

[Anonymous No.17849855]

>>17849840
>Aldi's
Hello yes I'd like to speak to John Aldi. What's up with hillbilly Americans adding 's to every store they go to?

[Anonymous No.17849856]

>>17844263
>boneless, skinless chicken breast with broccoli and brown rice for every meal
but anon that sounds yummy
if you dont want your chiccie bweasts and your bwoggolie and your bwown wice, then more for me :)

[Anonymous No.17849857]

>>17849855
cram it fag's

[Anonymous No.17850061]

>>17849735
for me, its getting 1400 frozen sausages for £70 and stealing ketchup/mustard packets for flavour

[Anonymous No.17850065]

>>17836973
Thwre is no food in this image.

[Anonymous No.17850270]

>>17850061
Where do you buy 1400 frozen sausages?

[Anonymous No.17850340]

>>17837459
I agree with you completely. Most people would make something basic like a hot dog, then slap ketchy and musty on it, or not because they need 'something quick and easy' so they can do work. These people will never understand the pleasure of cooking off a hot dog in beer then topping it with mustard, olives, sauerkraut and relish because they don't have the IQ or understanding that you can enjoy everything in life.

These same people don't marinate fried chicken in buttermilk overnight then brine it.
These people don't know what asiago, romano or bleu cheese taste like.
These people dont know the difference between parsley varieties

Etc.

[Anonymous No.17850456]

>>17836973
>Complains that food is too expensive
>Buys nothing but junk food and corn syrup drinks
>No water anywhere to be found
>Almost no ingredients for cooking meals
>"Why can't I survive more than 3 days with $155?"
Skill issue.

[Anonymous No.17850530]

>>17850456
>No water anywhere to be found
Unless they live in a shithole they can drink their tap water although in my experience people like this rarely do.

[Anonymous No.17850592]

>FUCKING POOR PEOPLE NOT JUST BUYING 100 RAW POTATOES AND MAKING EVERYTHING FROM SCRATCH, KNOW YOUR PLACE, 2 LITERS OF SODA ARE RESERVED ONLY FOR MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE AND UP
>ITS YOUR FAULT FOR NOT JUST HAVING ENOUGH MONEY TO HAVE A STAY AT HOME MOM OR HELP TO COOK THINGS FOR YOU
>YOUVE ONLY WORKED 50 HOURS THIS WEEK, IMAGINE IF MR SHEKELSTEIN HAD TO PAY YOU ENOUGH TO BUY PREPACKAGED DELI CUTS INSTEAD OF YOU BUTCHERING THE ANIMAL YOURSELF? HOW WOULD HE AFFORD HIS 3RD HOME? WHERE DO YOU GET OFF THINKING YOU DESERVE A LIVING WAGE? WHERE DO YOU THINK YOU LIVE, AMERICA?

[Anonymous No.17850646]

>>17846722
>6 of the limes
You'd need at least four limes to use a half a day to stave off scurvy. The up side is that you'd only need to buy three the next week.

[Anonymous No.17850729]

>>17837037
>sauce
Only butter should go with a sandwich

[Anonymous No.17850740]

>>17846607
>1 tomato
>1 avocado
>1 onion
>1 potato
>1 jalapeno
>1 ear of corn
Gets me every fucking time.

[Anonymous No.17850800]

>>17836973
bait

[Anonymous No.17850823]

>>17836973
Chips and mountain dew

No wonder we have 300lb people

[Anonymous No.17851071]

>>17836973
replace the junk with more actual food and it's alot better.
don't buy a ton of overpriced junk and it's alot less expensive.
>>17843997
you can get 5 gallon refill of water for like a dollar where i am. (i buy from the store cause the tap is bad for coffee).
and the tap is far from toxic,its just a bit unpleasant due to being a bit hard.

[Anonymous No.17851470]

>>17837135
>cheaper to buy pre-made food

moved into a new apartment last week, lived on frozen dinners/junk food while I was waiting for my new kitchen supplies to arrive (new pots and stuff like that)
went grocery shopping today, bought food for a week, literally spent like half the money I spent last week and it wasn't nothing fancy either;
rice, beans, chicken, vegetables, some minced beef/pork, spices
these people are so full of bullshit