I had 3rd bag of French fries done in the dryer. Frozen peas and tinned meat balls just now, actually quite nice and less than £1. Don’t know about healthy though.
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You put French fries in the dryer?
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Bean soup.
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Cheeseburger from McDonalds
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I have lived on plain rice for weeks at a time in the past.
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fryer lol 12345
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Lol just thought I’d ask.
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In Trinidad we have doubles
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I just ate a $1.25 grilled chicken and cheese sandwitch and a glass of 1% milk. I’m going to have to get used to economizing more after our extra SNAP benefits run out.
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No one has had ramen here? Probably the cheapest you can go
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I had a ramen dinner not too long ago. I ate two bags of them. I’ve got more. You just gave me an idea for breakfast.
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Elbow macaroni and pasta sauce tonight.
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Cheapest meals? Anything from the food pantry. Hamburger gravy over mashed potatos is one.
And ramen is, as well. But I don’t eat ramen packs alone anymore. I only use the noodles out of them. I fry up chicken or beef in sesame oil, theow in garlic and ginger and onions, then add whatever frozen veggie I have. Soy sauce and oystwr sauce. In another pot I cook the noodles, once done I toss them with rhe meat and veggies.
Still cheap, but very tasty
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when really poor, lived on box mac&cheese and frozen oj for eons.
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Daal can be cheap and delicious made out of yellow split peas.
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Split pea soup. Just a bag of peas, a few diced carrots and water.
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Atm I’m on a low budget I’m living off rice cakes with sliced avocado and red peppers. That’s all…
On the plus side, here’s to weight loss
Woohoo
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I love Indian food. Come to think of it I’m out of curry. Indian food is healthy too.
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The cheapest meal I’ve eaten is Ramen Noodle Soup.
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Bean burritos from Taco Bell are pretty cheap
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