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ur moms breast milk

>>10134264
How do I obtain this?

>>10134330
suck ur own dick

Rice. I'm serious. You can get a ten pound bag for less than ten dollars in some places. You can add whatever spices you want to it, and you can eat it with literally any dressing, sauce, or condiment.

Rice noodles can be bought quite cheaply, and you can make them in the same sort of way that you would make ramen.

Invest in some bouillon paste to add to Ramen, noodles, and stews, if you don't like having meat around just for broth.

Sardines are really good for you, although you have to remove the spines before you eat them. If you don't like them, Tuna is pretty good you as well. Add a little bit of mayo and hotsauce and mix it all up, and you can eat it on crackers, bread, rice, whatever.

Have some computer candy handy, like lollipops, or tootsie rolls. You can always buy these at the dollar store.

>>10134274
that looks disgusting

Rice and beans one day and rice and beans the day after. Repeat.

Healthy and cheap.

>>10134396
Would you happen to be Mexican?

>>10134402
ño

>>10134365
I'm going to try this out thanks

Spaguetti is easy to make and cheap.

>>10134422
Yup! Good luck! Here's a graphic about Ramen

>>10134261
Rice is a good cheap source of carbohydrate, especially brown rice.
Beans that you soak yourself are cheap and full of protein. I like to put them in a big chilli that I can eat over 4 days.
Lentils are also cheap, they can be used to bulk up curries and soups.

>>10134383
It actually tastes better than it looks!
Not that much better though.

>>10134437

You could just buy real pasta if you're going to spend money on all that.

>>10134365
>Sardines are really good for you, although you have to remove the spines before you eat them.

Why?
I always eat them.

>>10134453
Hahaha what a dumbass.

>>10134453
post ur xray when you go to the hospital lol

rice with various other stuff
pasta
instant ramen with frozen veggies
grits
salad when bought in large bags
oatmeal
shopping sales in general

>>10134448
Yeah, but pasta and ramen are totally different things..

Plus, a lot of these ingredients come in large quantities, so you can use them for multiple dishes of ramen (like mushrooms and Green Onions). They're worth it if you eat Ramen three or four times a week.

I love pasta, but preparing a sauce takes a while, and is generally harder to clean off of pots and pans afterwards, which doesn't make it good for shut-ins or NEETs.

>>10134480
>salad when bought in large bags

Dude, you're putting yourself at a serious risk... Those bags are famous for salmonella...

>>10134453
Oh man, did they teach you anything in school?

How much do food stamps provide in USA? I doubt I would get much living on my own

>>10134504
You're so cute :3 Remind me of my mom