So I do an entire month's worth of food prep. Last month

>>40537522
Beef stew?
Chili?
Curry?

I tend to meal-prep some kind of stew for the week and find it fills me up and can be high protein easily

banans

>>40537522
Rice, beans, greens, and proteins

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>>40537528

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>>40537526
Stew's not a bad idea. Only thing I use pic related to freeze everything.

I had the tupperware but my room-mates are slobs, so they end up using my stuff and never washing it or outright losing it.

Might do beef stew, just have to freeze a bowl's worth and take a bowl with me to lunch.

>>40537522
>freezing cooked eggs

what the fuck

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>>40537530
delish

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>>40537547
And there's nothing wrong with it at all you elitist.

>>40537545
Fuck your roommates up, don't be a beta. If I really don't want mine using something, I keep it in my room

>>40537555
> the cereal

Why tho

>>40537522
Boil 50/50 potatoes/sweet potatoes and mash them, add milk.
Get some white fish fillets, cover with flour, lightly beaten egg, panko, fry in butter.
Add peas, green beans or broccoli.

Pork is pretty decent meat and not too expensive (it's not as fatty as most people think, bacon and sausage just give it a bad rep - just trim the fat off of it). Can be cooked in several ways, I personally love a bit of roast mustard pork.