Thread 21544797

What is a go to struggle meal for you? For me it's hot dog and rice.

>>21544797 (OP)
Tuna mac and cheese.

>>21544797 (OP)
That doesn't look bad

>>21544797 (OP)
air, some water, if i can afford it then an instant ramen noodle

>>21544797 (OP)
What, like an after-rape meal?

Cheap, easy, nutrition

I never eat those poverty meme foods like hot dogs. they cause cancer.

the main thing is rice. I cook it with whole cumin and coriander seeds, and then use it to fill a burrito with shawarma chicken, toum, sriracha, onions, whatever. I am copying chipotle but using whatever looks good. I wish I had those giant tortillas though

>>21544987
The hot dogs were organic

Going to sleep instead of eating

>>21544797 (OP)
NOT hot dogs
NOT rice
NOT a struggle meal

>>21544917
>>21545101
My mom would make it for me when I was a little boy. She would only use hot dogs, leftover rice, a little ketchup, and some salt and black pepper. Since I've grown up, I've added onions, paprika, and some umami seasoning. And the hot dogs are organic now

>>21545084
aren't they still preserved with nitrates/nitrite which is le bad

imo a better way to do that is like asians do. you buy frozen pork belly already cut into cubes. they also have beef and pork. in presliced frozen strips. then thaw and fry them when you make the rice

>>21545101
What are you on? BarS 8pk is a $1. 1lb of rice is a a tad over a $1. An onion is less than a $1. For $3 you have a few meals.

You don't have to eat unhealthy if you are poor. I like ground beef or even sirloin (when its 4.99lb), boneless skinless chicken breasts ($1.79 a pound), baked mac-less and cheese with goulda, cheddar and or Gruyère with ham. Homemade chipped beef over cauliflower, peppers, and onions. Cod, tilapia are very reasonably priced.

Stop getting fat and poisoning yourself with pasta, bread and rice among a few others. No excuses when certain meats, cheeses/dairy are still very affordable and you can have a nutritious meal over vitamin and mineral stricken carb (makes you fat) bombs "just to get by".

>>21545126
ketoschizo post

>>21545130
fatty detected

>can't refute

Lol

>>21545150
asians are thin and eat rice every day

>>21544797 (OP)
The corelle plate is a nice touch.

For me it’s frozen meatballs, rice, and tomato sauce with a sprinkling of Kraft parm

>>21545126
>another episode of
>I get all my health advice from pop science of almost a decade ago
sheesh!

>>21545126
Faggotry at its highest level. If I heard a nigger complaining about bread in public like this I’d knock their teeth out

>>21545767
>corelle plate
Dont want to doomspost the struggle meal guy but these vintage corelle and pyrex are known for heavy metal toxicity in the decorative patterns (lead, cadmium) if its like pre-2000's.

Ground beef
Can(s) of tomato
Onions
Garlic
Dried basil
Salt
Pepper
A splash of vinegar
Half a head of cabbage cut into pieces

Just put everything in a pot, and cook it low and slow for a couple of hours.

Garlic (bought diced and frozen)
Bell peppers (bought diced and frozen)
Carrots (I grate these and freeze them in bulk)
Rice (2 minute microwave pouch)
Spinach (bought washed and ready to eat)
Prawns (bought cooked and ready to eat)

This is what I make when I'm not arsed cooking. I just throw it into a pan with some olive oil and fry for like 5 minutes, then mix in some sort of hot chili sauce. Sometimes, I'll have frozen salmon instead of prawns but that takes 20 minutes in the oven

>>21544797 (OP)
looks decent

Growing up it was chicken and gravy, tuna fish with english peas, or leftovers from the fast food joint mom worked at. I have not struggled since then because I remember those times and do my very best to stay secure financially.

I tried making sadza today, a common food in Africa. It's just maize/corn flour cooked in water into a thicc consistency. It's kind of like potato dumplings but a bit less firm. Very cheap, easy to cook and very filling.

>>21544797 (OP)
I like Kraft Dinner + a canned/processed protein, could be:
-Irish stew
-tuna
-corned beef hash
-hot dogs