Author Topic: cheapest food that makes a decent meal?  (Read 2766 times)

im still open to other suggestions by the way

im still open to other suggestions by the way
Hot Dogs cost like 3 bucks for a pack of 10, and they can be prepared in a coffee maker or microwave.

Uhh, sandwiches are pretty cheap.

Loaf of bread, plus something to put inside. Lunchmeat perhaps, or peanut butter or cream cheese or jam or what have you.

if youre in that much deep trouble you can also save on food by consuming a lot of water until youre full to stop yourself from being hungry.

i dont have tacobell in the netherlands sadly

How have you survived up to this point

How have you survived up to this point
instead of tacos i like to treat myself with döner and other Turkish meals that a lot of stands serve outside school. if im brave enough i dare to say i like it more than tacobell (ive been to the US)

rice and beans

or look into local food shelves

if im brave enough i dare to say i like it more than tacobell
given that it's not hard at all to make something better than fast food, that's not really saying anything

instead of tacos i like to treat myself with döner and other Turkish meals that a lot of stands serve outside school. if im brave enough i dare to say i like it more than tacobell (ive been to the US)

Yeah I won't judge that since I haven't eaten those. In reality, many things are better than Taco Bell.

Rice. That stuff expands in water. You do need to boil it though. You can make an entire pot with just 2KGs of rice, carrots, cheese and mayo which will last you an entire week with regular rations.

looks like ill be having a rice and ramen party this week. ill make the rice at home and wrap it so i can take it to school

You can make an entire pot with just 2KGs of rice, carrots, cheese and mayo
wtf


How to cook it:
1: Cut 2 or 3 carrots and some blocks of cheese. Add an egg if you want as well.
2: Fill a pot with water and leave ~4cm relative from the top.
3: Let it boil at maximum heat.
4: Set the heat to minimum and add the rice.
5: Stirr it once in a while. As soon as lots of it sticks to whatever you're using to stirr it, it's done.

Put it in a bowl, add mayo, mix it and eat it.

It will have a stuffty texture but, if done correctly, will be tasty and the entire pot will be filled. I've done this countless times when I forget my wallet in a friend's house.

im sorry, mayonnaise just makes me gag, ill stick to plain rice

Then add salt, raise the cheese amount or something because it will taste pretty bland.