hey guys, so when trying to save money is it better to cheap out on things like meat or things like cooking oil? what can i cheap out on and still make a somewhat healthy meal?
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>>8991211
There's nothing wrong with frozen veggies or meat that's been marked down to sell (as long as it's not fish).
>>8991211
>cheap out on things like meat or things like cooking oil
no. get chicken thighs with skin on, peel that shit, render the fuck outta them and store that in a container. then with the crispy chicken skins sprinkle salt or old bay if you have any human decency and enjoy chicken skin cracklings. chicken fat (or chicken butter in this case) is pretty good.
>>8991211
Rice, potatoes, beans, canned/frozen veggies, tomato paste, powdered garlic/onion/ginger, bouillon, add these things in various combinations to whatever meat is cheap with your favorite herbs. Rinse and repeat
Spam, tuna, sardines if your to cheap for fresh meat.
>>8991211
Just depends on how low you want to go. If you want to go full poverty-fag you can live off potatoes and butter.
If you have money to play with though, potatoes still provide a nice base, add chicken (cheap as hell, usually) beans, rice, and kale is cheap enough and has lots of vitamins in it. Eggs are cheap too, bacon is sometimes cheap. Any cooking oil is fine, you can cheap out on that. Just find a good store and keep up with sales.
pic related, chicken has been 99 cents a pound at my local store for weeks, ~$4 worth makes the mainstay of my meals for a week
>>8991211
The way ashens tried every single thing in that can, man oh man, bravery and stupidity galore.
>>8991386
That looks fucken tasty mayne.
>>8991211
I bought a pound of ground beef and two pounds of chicken from my Kroger the other day for just 5 bucks total. I just make a huge batch of stew/chili/whatever and eat it for a week.