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post 1677987463 02-26-2023, 05:57 PM
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ITT: Food/meals for poor people that we like

What are some meals designed for poor people that you still find tasty?

A couple of my favorites:
-Rice, eggs, and beans mixed together
-Peanut butter and jelly
post 1677987583 02-26-2023, 05:58 PM
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Tuna, mayo and cheap baguette.
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Ramen
post 1677988003 02-26-2023, 06:05 PM
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kraft dinner with cut up hot dog weiners and ketchup
post 1677988123 02-26-2023, 06:07 PM
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Chili
Beef Stew
Tuna fish Salad Sandwich
post 1677988213 02-26-2023, 06:08 PM
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Lentils - I make a dahl once in a while loaded with vegetables. That and a bit of naan and it's gg.
post 1677988253 02-26-2023, 06:09 PM
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Ketchup soup and shoe polish on hard roll

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post 1677988323 02-26-2023, 06:11 PM
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PB&J
Ramen
Sardines
Beans/Lentils + Rice
Grilled Cheese
post 1677988443 02-26-2023, 06:13 PM
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PB & J is probably the best poor guy's food

Also canned chili
post 1677988513 02-26-2023, 06:14 PM
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Boxed Mac and cheese. Just had some with a beautifully seared medium rare filet. Ded fkn srs.
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PB&J
Beans and rice
Oatmeal with some butter and brown sugar. Blueberries too if you can spring for em.
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spam musubi

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Anything that is seasoned was basically made by poor people.
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New York strips instead of ribeyes
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Originally Posted By TryingMen
What are some meals designed for poor people that you still find tasty?

A couple of my favorites:
-Rice, eggs, and beans mixed together
-Peanut butter and jelly
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Wawa or Noodles & Company Mac n Cheese
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Ramen but not the soup. Cook the blocks like pasta and eat the pasta with the seasoning mixed in. When drunk in college I would slam like 4 at a time (1600 calories).
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post 1677992713 02-26-2023, 07:27 PM
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If you know how to cook it's not very expensive to eat really good.

When I CBA to cook breakfast a good one was like roasted broccoli, sauteed cherry tomatoes, hash brown, eggs and some avocado slices, with ketchup on avo, eggs and hash browns.

Broccoli WAS .98 a bag at Aldi and that is 2-3 portions of broccoli for that meal.

Avocado can be like $1 or $2-3 ish depending on season etc, I only use half on bkfst.

Really good big meal for maybe $3-4ish at most, nutritional, should last you most of the day.

The key to making food really taste good is seasoning and balancing flavors, ketchup is sweet, tomatoes are tart/acid, eggs have a little red pepper flake on them (among other seasonings) which provides heat...
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Shakshuka is the GOAT cheap meal. Can make a whole pan for 10 bucks.




I just had a sloot request spam fried rice, out of all the things I cook

post 1677992793 02-26-2023, 07:28 PM
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Peanut butter jelly
Ramon noodles with tuna and soy sauce
Egg rolls and rice with soy sauce
Cheese toast
Eggs used to be cheap
Hot dog or sausage covered in saur kraut
Also potatoes are cheap and I eat a ton of them
post 1677993133 02-26-2023, 07:35 PM
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Boneless, skinless chicken breast, half a large avocado, lettuce and tomato with Dave’s killer bread.

Egg and avocado sandwich with Dave’s killer bread
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PB&J

Hot dogs chopped up and thrown in a pot of baked beans.
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Shakshuka is the GOAT cheap meal. Can make a whole pan for 10 bucks.



I just had a sloot request spam fried rice, out of all the things I cook
Koreans love spam. Goes back to American soldiers bringing over during the Korean War or something.
post 1677993543 02-26-2023, 07:42 PM
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1st meal:
7 weet bix 2 eggs and glass of milk
2nd Meal:
Bowl Of continental chicken and vegetables family pack rice (125grams)
3rd Meal:
Bowl Of continental chicken and vegetables family pack rice (125grams)
4th Meal:
Bowl Of continental chicken and vegetables family pack rice (125grams)
5th Meal:
3 eggs and glass of milk or water
6th Meal:
Bowl Of continental chicken and vegetables family pack rice (125grams)
7th Meal:
Bowl Of continental chicken and vegetables family pack rice (125grams)
8th Meal:
7 weetbix 2 eggs and glass of milk
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post 1677993593 02-26-2023, 07:43 PM
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Something I could eat every day, super cheap:

A Baked potato w/ Greek yogurt, buffalo sauce, Everything but the bagel seasoning from Trader Joe's (maybe butter too if I want extra fat).
post 1677994713 02-26-2023, 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted By wampa
milk steak, boiled over hard, and the finest jelly beans...raw.
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i got another version of mac n cheese that some of you might like..

you guys know those cans of flaked ham. they go on sale from time to time can get em pretty cheap.

anyway you dont just put it in, but, while youre boiling your noodles, break up the ham in a bowl with a fork, get a frying pan and get some butter sizzling.. fry up the flaked ham in the frying pan. mix it in with your mac n cheese and dont be shy with the pepper

all in all this is like a 2-3 dollar meal..

also, i will usually throw in a slice of cheddar to cheese it up a little
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