Where did the "eating healthy is too expensive!!111"

>>42270771
B8 all day

Chobani single serving container at less than a dollar. Lol

A single boneless skinless chicken breast at less than 3 dollars a pound any where, lol

I get your point if you're trying to be serious OP, but do a better job and developing a realistic argument to start from you fantastic faggot

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>>42270875
I get these cheaper at my local CostCo btw, but they don't have prices online.

Greek yogurt mixed with oats and whey is the shit OP

>>42270771
Your prices are off, but if you cook at home you shouldn't spend too much to eat healthy.
Eating healthy WITHOUT COOKING, because you're eating out near your work or uni, not at home, can be quite expensive indeed.

>>42270936
It doesn't really matter, different places have different prices, but there are always 'healthy' foods that come cheap.
Over here you could even go vegan for next to nothing, with home-made seitan and lentils. It's so cheap I'm using that as a 'base diet', throwing a bit fish and meat on top.

Who can eat both a Big Mac & Fries and a Whopper & Fries in back-to-back meals? I'd puke.

>>42271007
>calls me a faggot because he pays more for food
>gets proven wrong
>hurr durr doesn't matter, different places have different prices

Just admit you're a dumb faggot who jumps to conclusions.

>>42271007
Fast food isn't the same process everywhere either.

idk anybody who orders a big mac from mcdonalds

>>42271025
I wrote >>42271007
but not >>42270875
In a way, it was a comment to both of you - it doesn't matter exactly what you're buying, as long as you know what you're doing with your food and your budget.

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>>42270960
If anything the prices I listed are too high.

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>>42270771
who the fuck eats two pounds chicken for dinner

this has to be bait

>>42271159
Across 2 meals. Less than 1 pound per meal

>>42271081
Ah, my bad. You didn't show up as a new IP so it looked like you were him.

Although prices will differ from place to place, it's sorta built into the math. Even if you're paying 40% more for food, you would still be paying about the same for the healthy food vs the unhealthy food.

>>42270771
All real life memes are from campaigns and lobbyists of industry.
>nuclear energy is bad!
Says the solar industry
>healthy food is expensive and takes a lot of time
Says the fast food industry
>eggs is bad for you
Says peta

The list goes on.

im poor