The price of food is going up. What is your strategy to deal with these rising costs?
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The price of food is going up. What is your strategy to deal with these rising costs?
The price of food is going up. What is your strategy to deal with these rising costs?
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I like to catch and eat other people now
do you eat them fresh?
beans rice and illegal fishing
Now here is a very related picture. These small bags of pre cooked chicken are pricey and you don't get much. My strategy is to strip down a rotisserie chicken and put it in 3 medium zip lock bags. 3 times the chicken for the price and they freeze really well. Only downfall is stripping it with your hands it ends up being more shredded, but still good. Makes great Spanish rice.
Also if you are feeling adventurous you can use the leftover fat and bones to make a stew or soup. I made a soup by adding chicken stock to it and it tasted great. Only downfall is all the bones. I just picked them out of my bowl, but you could just strain them out.
Cook your own chicken, you'll save even more money.
my mom buys all my food 🙂
>he pays for his food instead of just mooching off other people
Cringe.
Holy based
life is so comfy, bros. i can ask my mom to make me a sandwich whenever i want to
I once did this at 3am and she happily obliged. Love mom
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tfw have to make the sandwiches for my mom but she still pays for all the ingredients
Next the price of boneless chicken breast are just getting crazy. I highly suggest buying thighs and drumsticks. Thighs especially are more tasty then breasts and are almost half the price for double the meat. Not sure about wings, but given it is lumped in this package, I bet they are also cheap as hell.
I moved out last year. My mom used to buy my food. It will happen to you!
I moved out 3 years ago and my mom still buys my food. She doesn't drive so I get her to buy her groceries and just put mine in the cart along hers.
I work full time, my mom doesn't work and I have a brother who works but all his money goes towards college.
I just give her the money and somehow our family of three eats like kings without breaking 500 bucks a month. I can't imagine people who move out without knowing mom's grocery tricks and cooking.
where is your dad?
These 2 pound bags of noodles are fairly cheap for the price. Might want a food scale. I need to get one again myself. After all the best way to save on food is to eat less and buy stuff with long expiration dates.
>Kosher Salt
mirin how uniformly seasoned that cast iron looks
>Flavacol
I want to try this stuff so bad, but I don't want the dyes in my diet. From what I can tell, they only sell the color free version in 4 lb tubs, and I don't want to purchase a giant thing of artificially flavored salt only to find out that I don't really like the taste anyway.
I dumped my wife, took custody of our baby, put it up for abortion, killed the dog, cancelled my electricity plan. These lifestyle savings should be enough to cover inflated non-discretionary expenses while also having a bit left over to take advantages of opportunities in a depressed stock market.
>put it up for abortion
My fricking sides
I'm reasonably wealthy so I just deal with it.
It seems everyone here has so much money now. Makes me depressed.
Yeah, I earn so much money and have three wives (two technically not official, of course) who are constantly looking for new teen girls for us to have group sex with. It all just kind of fell into place when I was 24.
Free tendies from work, saved at the end of the night right before they get thrown out
I brought them into this world, I can take them out again
bro my work lets me make whatever for free once a shift, save for steaks or lob tails
but my dumb ass tries to just either get out quicker or cant be bothered to cook myself something lmao
i do steal some chili in the morning when i open though
lol chili was always my breakfast when i was opening on sunday mornings hungover as frick
t. Father nugget
at my restaurant, if you sent something back, or you asked me to take your plate, i'd at least have a bite if not save it for later. not soups or salads, only the fried food and shellfish. the girls found me doing it and started saving me food from their shifts, didn't go grocery shopping for over two years
I grow and freeze a bunch of fruit and berries, and eat it with my breakfast oatmeal just about every day of the year.
I'll keep living off rice, vegetables and protein.
>Bone-in chicken, raw beans and rice, raw vegetables and mushrooms are all untouched so far in my grocery
>All the moron food has skyrocketed in price, especially the ingredients for meme inflation/depression/hoosier stews people are posting about online
Just cook more.
Butter and Oils are more expensive, but I can still make a big-ass 8lb pot of chicken and mushroom risotto for $11.
I'm going auschwitz mode
she cute, what her name?
the human holocaust
fasting. I only eat 2.5 times a week
t. NEETo
bruh
No it's all good. I'm a heckin' chonker. I have fat to burn.
"heckin chonker"? stop the baby speak dude what the frick
I need to lose 40lbs, but I can get fat for cheap with flour, rice, beans, pasta... So, chances are that nothing will change but I will eat out less.
a cucumber in NZ is $6.50 at the moment. its not in season but still, highest its ever been. a cucumber. for comparison a 200g ribeye steak costs the same. so frick cucumbers i just eat steaks now
you should start growing cucumbers then, anon.
you could own all the sheep.
i dont have a garden because land is so expensive here
you could ask a local farmer if he would be willing to go into business with you.
Cucumbers can and usually ate grown vertically. They're very space efficient. Big nitrogen hogs though
What are your pickle prices? I like cucumber in my salad but they go bad so quickly I just put pickles in there now.
You could have talked watermelon for big laughs.
Lentils and a slow but dedicated growth of a spice rack. Get your basic indian spices down and you can mix and match different lentil types with spices, onions, garlic and ginger.
Boom, different recipes each time. The vid below is kinda cringy as hell, but the steps do cover the basics of making your spice mix interesting.
it all ends up tasting the same
How to avoid starvation, Bros??
Whenever I go grocery shopping I use the self-checkout and I always 'forget' to scan a couple of things. The trick here is to always make it seem plausible that you actually forgot to scan it. If you get randomly checked you can also just say that the things you didn't scan are getting paid with a separate card. Also, for fruits and vegetables that I have to weigh myself I just put my phone on the scale and print a price tag that never exceeds 1 euro.
This.
>"forgetting" to scan something at the bottom of the cart
>having multiple of the same items and only one of them magically scans
>punching in regular fruits and vegetables instead of organic
If we gotta do everything ourselves then we might as well get our money's worth.
Do you're self checkouts not have weight sensors?
They're disabled because they freak out for no better reason than the weight shifting slightly and that upsets honest customers.
Yeah any items that could conceivably not normally be bagged just stay in the cart. Ill just play stupid and act like i forgot if confronted.
Food is so cheap to begin with that it's bizarre people need strategies
My breakfast costs 60 cents AUD
My dinner is maybe $5, including 100-200g of meat
Post recipe and what store you shop from, I'll know if you're lying
get a part time job at a grocery store and just walk out with whatever food i want (people just assume i paid for it)
>be me, good looking
>go on dates
>insist on picking them up
>eat a meal and get one to go, sometimes dessert too
>leave before the check comes
>block them
incredibly based
not being poor
Grow my own, steal things and got a rich gf
only one option... anorexia is coming back into style
I'm gonna buy another 20 kg of flour before wheat prices skyrocket.
you're late
holy.
glad i stocked some as soon as it gone down
Ukraine gone, now India has also stopped exporting wheat.. what now?
The price of food is going up, but it has nothing to do with inflation. Why is this so hard for people to understand?
every time things go up in price, other things go down
so what's down in price these days?
Nothing. Everything is up as people switch from a popular thing to a less popular thing, driving demand and price up for the less popular thing..
Work harder and ask for more money to account for my higher skill level over last year and hyperinflation
Eating less, a lot less. I've been off fast food for at least a month or two. So broke I can only eat a can of soup a day.
I'm just going to spend more time learning how to process my own foods. Which is why I came here to begin with many years ago. I've gotten okay at it and intend to get even better. My goal is to make very healthy meals that I love.
It's pretty easy.
I just eat poorly and less.
I supplement the difference through vitamins, nutritional supplements, and accelerating alcoholism.
i have like 2.5k in excess ebt
becuse i go to the foodbank before i shop....
but now the foodbank is starting to run dry. day-old bread selection went wayyyyyy down, theyre no longer handing out those pre-made lunches and sandwiches from the grocery stores. theyre no longer handing out tons of excess meat.... hmmmm
2 of the 3 local pizza places stopped sliding pizza out the backdoor after closing
buy meat in bulk at the end of the month when its on sale and freeze it
learn to enjoy beans and rice
if it tastes bad just keep adding salt
steal shit when ever possible
Less Meat
More reliance on whey powder as a cheap source of protein.
More legumes in my diet
Stop buying kefir, make my own
Diminished takeout frequency
Better leftover management to avoid wastage.
Cooking new meals with previous leftovers whenever it makes sense.
Switched supermarkets from the one that caters middle-upper segment to the lower-middle and middle ones.
Buy grains in bulk.
Visit street markets more often (there is a good one near where I live open 6 days a week).
We pooled together with a bunch of friends for a pig couple. They got 6 little ones, we shared one suckling pig. We take turns feeding the other 5 on leftovers mostly. Top tier meat for a bargain price.
We've planted old apple, pear and prune tree varieties and sell those at premium rates.
Plus we've got our own veg garden with sorrel, edible flowers, a little greenhouse with old tomato varieties. All things well considered these make more money than they cost.
I recommend shoplifting, shrink accounts for like 3% of total profit loss and shoplifting is barely a percent in that equation. Its pretty easy with self checkouts, just grab a bag of the fruits and Veggies you need and run them through as bananas. Cloth bags are also good for slipping some bigger items in here and there because "whoops maybe you forgot about it".
>, just grab a bag of the fruits and Veggies you need and run them through as bananas
i keep forgetting you can trick the scale by weighing barcode items as fruit or veg.
i wonder if entering bananas would trigger an alarm/notice? seems like bananas would be the go-to for discounters.
I don't think it would, again shoplifting accounts for so little loss that they kind of don't care. I would still stick with loose fruit though so it looks more natural.
I work in a Krispy Kreme and get free donuts and coffee. Sometimes I eat donuts when I can't affors a meal.
I've decided to continue having a well-paying job, good credit, and plenty of savings while being mildly inconvenienced by the rising cost of living.