I, quite honestly, don't like to cook that much. But I refuse

>>8643420
Rice
Beans
>5 lbs of potatoes
By less potatoes, wtf
Does your grocer only stock them in 5lbs?

Sandwiches. Just by bread and basic stiff like cheese and lunchmeat or pb+j. Maybe pickles or a sauce. Whatever you want on it.

>>8643435
I've never seen anywhere sell potatoes in smaller quantities than that. 5lb is only $2 here.
Sandwiches are a good idea but I never feel satisfied by them, and it feels like they're really costly for what they end up being.

>>8643442
That's quite strange. My grocer sells them individually in the produce section. Some of them even packaged in tinfoil so you can bake them.

Breakfast foods are quite easy to make and cleanup. And if you really dont want to use a stove, a lot come premade.
Sounds like you need to put more on the sandwich, buy cheaper stuff maybe, and add a simple side like some veggies or chips.

Cereal both hot and cold.
Especially hot cereal like oatmeal or cream of wheat. Pretty good variety with those since you can add like anything.

>>8643420
Freezing raw potatoes causes them to become mealy, but if you cut them up boil them, even just partially, then you can freeze them very little ill effect. Then you can finish cooking them very quickly whenever it's convenient.

keep your potatoes in the fridge, what the fuck are you doing

also, potato/leek soup is hard to fuck up and tastes good.
sausage and spaghetti if you're really lazy.
millionbof if you're cool.

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>>8643420
Nuts and dried fruits

>>8643420
Fry cabbage, garlic, and ginger in a little bit of fat. Season with salt and pepper. It's super easy, cheap and you can make a shit ton at once provided you've got a pan large enough. You can mix it up by adding a bit of soy sauce or balsamic near the end. It's great as a side or snack and pretty healthy as long as you don't go overboard with the fat or salt.

>>8643442
>I've never seen anywhere sell potatoes in smaller quantities than that. 5lb is only $2 here.
Eh, that's a pretty good deal. My grocery store sells them both pre-bagged and by the pound. Never seen a store not doing that.

Also, making your own bread is easy and cheap, it just requires some waiting. If you can follow instructions without making adjustments (the first time), you can make bread.

I make homemade pizza pretty often because it's so cheap. We're only two people and the recipe I have makes two large pizzas, so I make smaller individual pizzas and keep the dough in the fridge or freezer depending on when I'm going to use it next.

>>8643420

Broccoli
Red potato
Carrot

Buy some of each, boil some water, drop the carrots and potato into a steamer insert and cover, when they're nearly done add the broccoli. Eat.

Buy a rice cooker.