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Frugal eating without cooking space 2016-11-01 15:13:42 Post No. 8238398
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I know /ck/ gets a cheap eating thread almost every day, but mine is a little different.
I'm going to have a temporary situation where I won't have an income. During this time, I won't have consistent access to cooking utensils. Sometimes I might, sometimes I won't, but I definitely won't have the space to carry a big bag of beans or rice, freeze meals for later, etc. I'll probably have access to a microwave.
I'm not a total poorfag, I have money saved up in the bank, but I need to use it judiciously - I've gotten used to spending like $50 a day on food and booze and I won't be able to sustain that.
All of the ideas I have right now are like, canned soup and fast food dollar menus. Any quick an easier stuff to prepare that will give me better bang for my buck?
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>>8238398
Try dairy and bread.
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>>8238398
The McChicken for me, is the most sustainable sandwich.
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The pioneers used to eat coral when they were hungry
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>>8238398
Use coupons like your life depends on it. Local chinese and mexican food restaurants are a good bet - you tend to be served a larger portion for a less. Also, breakfast should be your most filling meal, it'll keep you from getting hungry as quickly. Buy family meals and eat the left overs throughout the week. It'll be a pain in the ass on your taste buds but you'll live a nourished life long enough to get yourself in a more stable situation.
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When you buy premade the labor is factored into the price. There's nothing frugal about that.
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