What can you cook for thirty-nine cents?
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BTW, if you are a struggling college student with very health coronary arteries, he has a whole series of cooking cheap (really cheap) videos...
Link to video“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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That is kind of cool.
A few years ago, I was in Indonesia, and there was a street vendor selling snacks. His specialty was kind of like an omelet with a hot chili. And it was not super small size either. It was sold for between 5-10 US cents. I remember thinking to myself , "How can you sell at that price and still make money for yourself?" LOL
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BTW, if you are a struggling college student with very health coronary arteries, he has a whole series of cooking cheap (really cheap) videos...
Link to video@jolly said in What can you cook for thirty-nine cents?:
BTW, if you are a struggling college student with very health coronary arteries, he has a whole series of cooking cheap (really cheap) videos...
Link to videoToday’s college student is Gluten-Intolerant and Vegan... Nothing in that sandwich will work...
Today, Lucas and I were talking about something else and I brought up that there was nothing good, cheap, and fast. He responded “Ramen!”.
Touché, young man, touché...
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That is kind of cool.
A few years ago, I was in Indonesia, and there was a street vendor selling snacks. His specialty was kind of like an omelet with a hot chili. And it was not super small size either. It was sold for between 5-10 US cents. I remember thinking to myself , "How can you sell at that price and still make money for yourself?" LOL
@taiwan_girl said in What can you cook for thirty-nine cents?:
That is kind of cool.
A few years ago, I was in Indonesia, and there was a street vendor selling snacks. His specialty was kind of like an omelet with a hot chili. And it was not super small size either. It was sold for between 5-10 US cents. I remember thinking to myself , "How can you sell at that price and still make money for yourself?" LOL
Free meat.
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Veggies are your friend. Most of them are cheaper than fruit and meat on the whole, there are many varieties that provide a lot on the nutrient spectrum with minimal bad shit.
Starches are good for rounding out a meal, dirt cheap, and can be stored long enough that your grandkids can use 'em if you don't.
Veggies + starch + spices = many, many cheap meals that are easy to make, easy to come by.
...I just add meat or a high-protein equivalent to mine because I am not a communist.
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BTW, if you are a struggling college student with very health coronary arteries, he has a whole series of cooking cheap (really cheap) videos...
Link to video@jolly said in What can you cook for thirty-nine cents?:
BTW, if you are a struggling college student with very health coronary arteries...
When I was a poor college student Kraft Mac & Cheese was only 25c per metric tonne.
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@jolly said in What can you cook for thirty-nine cents?:
BTW, if you are a struggling college student with very health coronary arteries...
When I was a poor college student Kraft Mac & Cheese was only 25c per metric tonne.
@jon-nyc said in What can you cook for thirty-nine cents?:
@jolly said in What can you cook for thirty-nine cents?:
BTW, if you are a struggling college student with very health coronary arteries...
When I was a poor college student Kraft Mac & Cheese was only 25c per metric tonne.
When you were a college student, tuition was about the price of a full tank of gas.
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@jon-nyc said in What can you cook for thirty-nine cents?:
@jolly said in What can you cook for thirty-nine cents?:
BTW, if you are a struggling college student with very health coronary arteries...
When I was a poor college student Kraft Mac & Cheese was only 25c per metric tonne.
When you were a college student, tuition was about the price of a full tank of gas.
@aqua-letifer Yes, but the tanks were much bigger back then.
