Thread 21389576

I'll be giving up on food. I don't care about taste, what is the best cheap option for me?

>>21389576 (OP)
a bullet

>>21389578
Lmfao.

>>21389576 (OP)
bulk frozen chicken breast. either boil them before every meal, or boil a few days worth of chicken breast to optimize the cooking. salt to taste.
bulk whole oats. microwave them with water. flax seed for more fiber. frozen berries for antioxidants and so it isnt bland as shit.
carbs: potatoes, rice, bread, pasta. all of them last a fair amount of time.
snack: bulk trail mix. buy your own nuts and dried fruit in bulk and mix them yourself.
drinks: green tea, black tea, instant coffee, water
i dont have a good veg option yet. idk how to get good veg inside a cheap/quick/efficient form. i want something that lasts a long time, can be bought bulk, and can be prepared quick&easy. i dont want to stop at the grocery store every 3 days to get more fresh veg.

>>21389592(me)
>i dont have a good veg option yet.
i need to research which veg has the best shelf life. id imagine carrots last a while. i do like carrots in the air fryer with oil and salt and pepper.
i also like spinach with oil and red wine vinegar with tomatoes but the lifetime on these are horrible.

>>21389576 (OP)
Rice potatoes beans oats for cheap carbs
Nuts are very dense in calories and nutrients peanuts are very cheap or those cheap mixes
Boiled eggs can prep like a dozen eggs at once for a couple days worth
Ground beef, chicken legs for meat sources
Spinach and broccoli greenbeans idk which are cheap vegetables.
Frozen berries mix with the oats

>>21389592
>idk how to get good veg inside a cheap/quick/efficient form. i want something that lasts a long time, can be bought bulk, and can be prepared quick&easy. i dont want to stop at the grocery store every 3 days to get more fresh veg.
canned and frozen veg are fine. frozen broccoli and peas, canned corn and green beans.
for fresh veg - cabbage, celery and carrots all last ages in the fridge.

>>21389576 (OP)
a cat farting in your mouth could contain some nutrient sustenance.

>>21389576 (OP)
rice and lentils. assuming you have a potable water source you'll survive on rice and lentils for several weeks.

>>21389576 (OP)
eggs with rice + beans

bumpa incase anyone wants to share more optimized cheap/healthy/minprep foods

>>21389576 (OP)
chicken broccocli

meat and eggs and butter

Instant ramen all the way

>>21389576 (OP)
Ill call that bluff
Your menu for the next month is unleavened bread

Flour + water + salt
Bake
Eat

>>21389576 (OP)
boiled chicken and rice

>>21389592
>salt to taste
He doesn't care about the taste, pay attention.

>>21389578
I hope you die a cruel death.

>>21391697
some amount of salt is necessary for blood pressure and hydration reasons and for the iodine they usually add to it. you'd die without it.

>>21389576 (OP)
potatoes, butter, milk
the occasional fruit or vegetable (optional)

>>21389576 (OP)
just eat gruel if you truly don't care about taste.

>>21389576 (OP)
Meat eggs and butter.

>>21392886
what the fuck are meat eggs? scotch eggs?

Just get some horse feed and soak it in some water. Can't be any worse than eating oats.

>>21389576 (OP)
Well... My refrigerator has busted and I gotta get the thermal control switch to activate the defrost cycle. The freezer still works, but the refrigerator isn't cold anymore. I'm kinda broke, so here's what I live on...
>Beer: Put one in freezer when I take one out.
>Frozen pizza
>Frozen vegetables
>Tendies
>Canned shit
>peanuts
It's been a few days, but so far, it's working out well.

>>21393012
Good Lord, man!
If that's what being broke looks like to you...
Can I borrow your mom's credit card so I can buy a pizza from Little Caesar's?

>>21393016
My mom is dead, but I'll give you some tips...
>Canned food is nutritious and relatively cheap.
>Dry pasta and jarred spaghetti sauce is also cheap.
You can survive.

>>21389576 (OP)
How come no one mentions buying a shit ton of flour?

>>21389576 (OP)
>don't care about taste
Then easy. Very low sodium rice, banana, bread, potato diet with tap water to drink. You don't need meat or dairy to live or thrive, it's about the taste for people.

>>21389576 (OP)
A 50lb bag of oats is $30.

>>21389576 (OP)
Cocaine, butter, cigarettes and beans.

>>21393387
If you only eat carbs you'll waste away...

Ground meat, rice & lentils, turnips, apples. These a cheap yet nutrient dense foods, atleast where I live.

>>21389578
fpbp

rotisserie chickens are like 5 bucks bro

>>21389576 (OP)
Ramen

>>21394558
no

beans
rice
lettuce

>>21394558
woody old chickens

>>21394558
Greetings, time traveler from 2008

>>21389592
>idk how to get good veg
dude it comes that way. Just eat it raw
Fresh green onions, bell peppers, and radishes are cheap and delicious
Fruit are the best dessert. Naturally sweet, but more expensive so limit accordingly

>>21391738
Irrelevant. He doesn't care about the taste, so adding salt to taste is bad advice.

>>21389576 (OP)
canned cooked chicken, rice, beans, ground beef