Just got fired. Give me your favorite thing to make/eat for under $2 pls
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Microwaved potatoes with butter and salt
you can survive on potatoes, butter and salt. It has literally everything your body needs
Based spud knower
i not positive if butter has molybdenum but i know milk does. Or you could just eat some legumes once or twice a week and you'd be healthy as a ox
It doesn't. What the frick are you talking about.
You can survive for a period of time, but you will looke like an african child because you won't get any protein.
Tyrone's semen and the great part is he might pay you 5 dollars to do it if you wear a dress
Tyrone doesn’t want anyone taller than him, life sucks
: (
mutts law
beans rice n oil lurk more next time
Cheap can of chunk light tuna and Ramen. Hope you find employment again soon.
>Cheap
>can of chunk light tuna
pick one
buy a big bag of tasty nip rice
a store brand dollar bag of flour
salt
peppa
butter
whatever scraps of meat you can find at the absolute cheapest, use it to make gravy- usually whole chickens are cheapest per pound which is great because you can roast it on a wire rack in a sheet pan then collect all the delicious chicken fat
if you can't find any meat, just butter and flour and chicken stock is good enough
pic related is my favorite rice and it's dirt cheap
if you have a japanese rice cooker it's even easier because you can just cook a big pot every morning and eat it throughout the day, it stays perfect for like 30 hours
allegedly there's 108 servings in that 10 pound bag, but let's half that because it's unreasonable
that's 2 or 3 weeks worth of rice for ten dollars if you eat it for every single meal
cans of beans are also good
red beans and rice is fricking great:
ham hock (if you live near a butcher it should be cheap as frick but rural grocery stores usually mark the price way up)
sausage on sale
2 cans of red kidney beans
bell pepper
celery
onion
worcestershire sauce
other various seasonings
andouille is best but you could use kielbasa if it's significantly cheaper
potatoes are also very cheap calorie/dollar
store brand butter and sour cream is very cheap usually
>nishiki is $10 for 5kg in the states
frick, i paid $30 for a bag here in aus
these are largely good suggestions (can you really get andouille for cheap in the states?)
if you're buying whole chickens, keep the carcass once you've broken it down.
chicken carcass + water will give you a palatable chicken stock, out of something you might otherwise throw away. chicken stock + 1 cup of rice will give you congee, which will last for 3-4 meals.
>here in aus
I feel your pain. Food is going to become more expensive and next they'll hike up water so nobody can grow their own.
Yeah it's so expensive.
>eats twelve $1 avocados a day
Just can't afford to eat anymore.
I know brah
>eats twelve $14 scotch fillets a week
Chips n gravy
> British "food"
>no curds
what’s the point
Ramen noodles with a hardboiled egg
Learn to forage to get fruits that cost $0
Why did you get fired
Company's a nepotistic shitshow.
you can sue them for nepotism. But why? sid they just lay off a bunch of people nd kept the family members?
The manager kept the submanager he's cheating on his wife with, and keeping her best friend, but basically in my country's law (Ireland), they basically just said I failed my probation. I wanted to quit anyway. Could always go and bartens somewhere most likely.
Can you get unemployment insurance there?
Looking into options. British citizen, so same rights as an Irish citizen, but I spent 3 years working in Norway until October 2021 so idk if I've made enough social security payments yet. Think it takes a year. Like I say tbh I'll be fine since I can always bartend if I really need money.
Man I just want to kiss you and hold you to make you feel better. You sound like a kind person.
>The manager kept the submanager he's cheating on his wife with,
It would be a shame if his wife found out........
Dubs and OP does this
Dubs confirms
For pride month, people from the lgbtq community could come to our branch to have their shoes cleaned for free. These two gay guys complained to the store manager that I didn't clean theirs properly on purpose and basically got me fired.
I somehow get the feeling that was your intention. Still though that’s pretty shitty to be fired for it
>For pride month, people from the lgbtq community could come to our branch to have their shoes cleaned for free. These two gay guys complained to the store manager that I didn't clean theirs properly on purpose and basically got me fired.
that's the gayest fricking thing i have ever heard
>polgay has an incredibly detailed sex fantasy about getting publicly findommed by a gay couple
>makes a cooking advice thread to set it up
What an elaborate and interesting larp
We know, we’re just humoring him to keep the thread alive
tbh I did a double take when I got to
because my home board is lgbt which is almost entirely larp threads of this nature
anyway, bump
Op is very likely a frequent poster there. It’s still somehow a really weird thing to be fired for unless of course it didn’t happen and his ass got fired for stealing and being lazy and now he needs cheap food advice.
I’m thinking that’s more likely.
Bumpola
eat deer
welcome to poorgay living
deenz beanz and rice
potatoes and green beanz
don't forget oranges or spinach or other vitamin c stuff
Rice with a fried egg. Or egg with a slice of cheese, mayo, mustard, and bread. Then ramen with you guessed it: eggs. Make sure you get some fruit and veg to go with it.
You gonna be real constipated on this diet.
Fried dicks with some soy on the side.
ramen unironically with eggs. 9 dollars for 60 eggs here and a pack of ramen is 30 cents.
Eat a Black person brain so you’ll starve to death wagie
bread with melted butter
>case of ramen, your choice,
>powdered bouillon, see above
>hot dogs, cheapest
>fresh herbs from the garden, like free, right?
Boil 2 packs of ramen with 2-3 hot dogs, chop up the dogs and serve in/over ramen
Add the bouillon/herbs while cooking for extra flavor
I used to do this when poor
1)boil instant noodles in a pot (cheap kind)
2) when they're done after a few minutes, add in like 1 to 1 1/2 cups of coleslaw (dirt cheap)
3) add in some extra spice if you can spare like a hot sauce or something
noodles are like 30 cents a pack and the 'slaw comes out to like 25 cents a portion. about ~450-500 calories for less than a buck.
not the healthiest but not the worst. Only boil the coleslaw for about ~30 seconds, you don't want to boil the nutrition out
Communion Wafers and Wine. Free at your local Catholic Church every Sunday.
Your neighbour's cats are edible and free (if you can catch them). You can stir fry their meat with any veggies or appropriate sauce you may have in your cupboard.
>Your neighbour's cats are edible and free
Chole Bhature
$2 per meal or per day? You could try donating plasma if you get hard up if it still be worth it to get to the clinic & back or try gig work. Everything I am suggesting is from an American perspective so not sure it will help entirely.
Cheap pasta that is on sale, usually $1-$1.50 a box, premade pasta sauce $1.5-$2.50, 1lb of cheap meat/chicken $2-$2.50, plenty of salt. Should be able to split the pasta (12oz/2, 16oz/3) to make it several times. I just made it & it fed me well for the day (honestly ate too much), about $0.45 in barilla pasta, $2 in store brand sauce, and $2.27lb 80% ground beef.
Several russet potatoes, salt & pepper, 2lb fatty ground beef, a couple of onions. Skin potatoes, chunk them + an onion or 2, brown ground beef not draining the fat, throw it all in a crock pot with a lot of salt & pepper, add water until you can start to see it, cook on low for like 6 or 8 hours.
Bell peppers and onions are cheap, cut them up, fry them with some meat/chicken, toss in a sauce of your choice and serve over rice.
Potatoes, onions, bell peppers (or just buy potatoes o'brien), like 4 or 5 eggs, some salsa & shredded cheese. You can eat it is as is or put in tortillas for breakfast burritos.
Ground beef, can refried beans, shredded cheese, salsa to make cheap beef, bean & cheese burritos. Could throw in potatoes, onions, bell peppers if you wanted.
Big bag of salad, can of store brand black beans, shredded cheese, ranch dressing (prefer southwest), hard boiled egg, maybe some cheap deli meat or chicken sliced in.
Can of mixed veggies, rice, eggs, soy sauce, ground beef, sweet & sour or teriyaki sauce to make beef fried rice.
Cereal + milk
Instant Oatmeal
Pancake/waffle mix (or make your own), syrup & butter
Green beans or corn + mashed potatoes as sides with grilled chicken
can tuna + mayo or miracle whip with lemon pepper seasoning, in a sandwich on cheap bread or mixed with warm rice
rice a roni & chicken/beef
helper meals
mac & cheese
Forgot to add popcorn and pizza tend to be cheap but I would suggest trying out store brands, shopping deals like weekly specials, clearance section, and coupons.
Rice and beans man and beans from scratch - you're unemployed now so you can't say you don't have time. You can add cheese and meat on days where you are feeling wealthy.
If you live in Europe this trick always work : you stop eating any kind of food, start laying down in the street in a crowed place, shit and piss on yourself until some social worker notices you and bring you to a psychologist. You keep acting moronic until they put a name on your 'disability'. Then you can act normal again and send the paperwork to the neetbux office.
Congrats, you don't have to work for the rest of your life.
cook some lentils or beans in a frying pan, then crack some eggs in there, better to leave the yolk runny till the end but if it just scrambles whatever. can add anything else for flavour or nutrients or just s&p, most sauces work on it
What beans?
KWAB
Mcchicken
join the military, they feed you for free.
Make your own bread and dip in it canned corn soup