Have any of you guys found cheap ways around cooking? I'm

>>38058646
Seems a tad low on protein and high on carb but not bad

>>38058646
Wut

(Thats a yummy looking smootie btw)

If you're eating just one thing you're doing it wrong
The most healthy thing is a varied diet. There are so many healthy foods that there's no reason you can't eat a new thing every day.

>>38058685
It's better than what I'm eating now. Baby steps.

I might try to work some frozen vegetables in here and there, but they're pretty expensive, peas are about four times the cost per calorie of peanut butter.

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>>38058646
You know what, I am really beginning to be confident with myself, here is me from two days ago. Thoughts OP?

>>38058646
I buy a full rotisserie chicken from the market, and cook up some quinoa and veggies to go with it. The quinoa you just put in a pot with water or chicken broth and the veggies i just put in a pan with avacado oil until they cook to a good softness. doesn't take very long and only have to cook every 2 or 3 days. I also boil 6-10 eggs at a time for breakfast for a few days

>>38058646
if you cook in bulk ie a whole box of pasta 5 chicken breasts in the oven and a ton of spinach on the stove it makes eating healthy easy

and less total cleaning time

Use a rice cooker, it can cook more than just rice.

I put in a cup of brown rice, kidney beans, lentils, and chopped smoked sausage and they cook perfectly every time. Cheap and tasty, like your mum.

i have one of them ricecookers that also works as a steamer.
So I put in cheap frozen fish and broccoli in along and get the whole meal cooked automatically.

Stir-fry, nigga

>>38058851

looking thick. solid. tight.