What should I add to my first grocery list? I'm unfortunately

>>8971319
oh forgot to add salt and pepper

>>8971319
Noodles and Hoisen sauce.

>>8971327
>Noodles
Any specific type? I'm guessing spaghetti wouldn't do

Careful with spices, they are generally expensive.

Check and make sure that the chicken is cheap, too.
For example, chicken is weirdly overpriced here and pork is a much better deal.

>>8971342
Egg noodles are cheap and go with basically everything.

>>8971319
sugar and tea bags, sweet tea > water in every way
>inb4 amerifat diabeetus memes

>>8971348
Meh, just buy a whole chicken and watch a youtube video on how to break it down.

You can quite literally do it by hand and you get twice the meat for half the price.

Lentils

they're typically pretty cheap, nutritionally superior to beans, and you don't have to soak them before cooking

>>8971355
This my dude

>>8971355
Dubs of truth

>>8971319
water

flour
yeast
painkillers
toilet paper

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>>8973541
which one?

Spices/dried herbs you should buy:
Oregano, thyme, rosemary, paprika. You won't need much else unless you really like Indian cuisine.
Buy a bag of lentils too. It's good for soups and stuff.
Cut the peppers out, unless you really love Southeast Asian/Latin American food. You'd be better off buying carrots and celery (which are commonly used by French, Italian, German, Polish, and even Russian cuisine). Bell peppers are nice to get every once in a while to make Spanish or Southern food, although not much of a staple, to be quite honest.
Cut the tuna fish out, unless you really feel like you need to eat it for some reason or another.
Stick to buying chicken breasts and wings. The rest of the chicken is not that useful, to be quite honest.
Also, get a bag of frozen greens (spinach, kale, collards, your choice).