I was forced to live at home while I go to university. My parents' cooking fucking sucks and they constantly buy garbage. What are some cheap meals that are actually nutritious that I can live off?
(Sidenote: I don't have much fridge/freezer space as it is mostly filled with garbage.)
Buy yourself a minifridge. You are not forced to do anything, get a job and work like a man.
Angel Rodriguez
Ramen noodles, dry beans, cereal, oatmeal and popcorn. Drink orange juice and any vitamin fortified drinks (even energy drinks count).
Brody Powell
Why don't you learn how to cook yourself? If you can make a post on Jow Forums, you can look up recepies on the internet.
Anyways, rice or brown rice, beans, whole wheat pasta, frozen vegetables are all cheap and easy to prepare. If you have a butcher nearby, you can buy the less desirable meats, or unseasoned chicken thighs. For seasoning all you need is salt, pepper, onion and garlic powder.
Elijah Morris
What an entitled group you Millennial shitheads are. Appologize to your parents you fat fuck
Owen Wilson
If you live a home, then you should have extra money. Buy your own food and stop complaining about what they’re providing.
Or get a side job and reward yourself with good food.
Isaac Hernandez
Shut the fuck up you old monkey I am in perfect athletic shape. If me not wanting to eat stuff which ruins my body upsets you so much go cry about it in your tumblr blog
Jayden Hernandez
I am literally asking what food I can buy. Stop being so quick to judge. I am a student, I have money.
James Rogers
>I am in perfect athletic shape. What is your Squat/Bench/Deadlift/Press?
Forced to save money while studying and being handed food? Yeah, how dare they. Oh how fun for your parents when you move out and become independent and never give them any credit and also don’t keep in touch. It’s that kind of selfishness parents dream to see in their kids.
Tyler Morgan
That’s not a Millennial thing. That’s either cultural or personal. That shit dosent fly with any generation. In the olden times it was called being an asshole.
Nathaniel Powell
You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.
This is terrible advice, only good mentioned things are oatmeal and beans. Other good staples are rice, chicken, frozen veggies including broccoli, eggs, olive oil, milk and milk products like quark or cottage cheese, protein powder, peanut butter. For breakfast you can cook oatmeal (or make overnight one)with peanut butter and add some scoops of whey For lunch you can cook chicken in the pan just with water, add different veggies and seasonings like Tabasco, onions sauce, pepper powder, salt, curry etc. You could add egg to rice eastern style. Also fish is healthy, you could cook it quite fast in tinfoil in oven with some garlic and lemon pepper with some boiled broadbeans and rice. When I'm lazy I just cook spaghetti with tomato sauce and with sprinkled cheese. More fancy version would be spaghetti with cherry tomatoes and shrimps with added garlic. Dinner could be oat, banana, milk, whey and pb shake, pbj sandwiches or quark with blended fruits.
Justin Foster
Weightlifters are not athletes. They're more akin to the bodymod community than athletic community.
Chase Turner
Powerlifting and body building is degenerate. Being fit and strong are not. Learn the difference.
fucking christ stop with the ramen noodles bullshit they're disgusting OP learn to boil rice then learn to fry said rice now you know that fry chopped onions and chopped garlic (garlic cooks faster than onion, just first onion and after that garlic, altho exceptions exist if you add enough ingredients so the garlic can't burn) and then add your whatever meat then add your rice here you got your basic fried rice, you can put in whatever you want and whatever you like
or learn to make your own steaks, those are the best to eat anyways and will make you feel good about yourself.