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Hey /ck/, I'm finally moving into an apartment on Monday. This will be my first time needing to buy my own food and shit. My food budget is going to be pretty low, I'm aiming to keep it under $100 a month but realistically I could afford $200 a month.

What are things I can cook that will stretch my dollar as far as possible? Any advice would be great.

>> No.5699956

Rice and beans.
Anything in bulk then frozen in portions.

>> No.5699959

You can save a lot of money by cooking these dubs

>> No.5699988

>>5699959

let me help you out there friend

>> No.5699992

>>5699955

Apply for food stamps.

>> No.5700000

>>5699959

check my quints

>> No.5700001

>>5700000
it's ogre

>> No.5700005

don't buy premade shit unless you're in a weird country where it's cheaper to
buy pasta, rice, potatoes
write a basic meal plan and follow it
don't buy brand anything, it'll make it more exciting when you can afford to splash out

>> No.5700045

>>5700000
Congratulations on your get on one of the slowest boards 6 years after people stopped caring about big gets.

>> No.5700060

>>5700045
>big gets
?

>> No.5700066

>>5699955
What do you have to make food with?

>> No.5700072

read budgetbytes or other low cost cooking blogs

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5700086

>>5699955

>> No.5700093

>>5700066
Right now just the standard pots and pans. Also will have an oven, electric stove, and a microwave.