>$5 for a chicken wrap at cvs >$10 for a salad from grocery store, lunch >keep in mind this salad has cheese, walnuts, other cheese, cottage cheese, spinach, raspberries, blueberries, yogurt, granola, raisins, croutons. big salad >$10 for meat for dinner >literally just a pound of meat from the hot bar from the grocery store
That's $25. Does it really cost $25 to buy food every day? I can't imagine buying the ingredients for the above would solve anything, they're too varietous. Why is food so expenseive Jow Forums.
Learn to cook and buy in bulk if you can. It's really easy to make simple meals for gains.
Jason Brown
>People will point out premade food is expensive and OP needs to buy individual, unprepared ingredients and put them together on his own >OP will throw a tard tantrum because he wasn't looking for a solution but instead wanted confirmation that no one can make it unless they're wealthy
A big bowl of oatmeal for breakfast is like 45 cents. A fried egg sandwhich for lunch (with two eggs) is about 1.20 A lentil-barley soup with carrots, celery, cheese, onions, and spices is around 12$, but it makes enough food for about 7 meals, so around 1.71 per bowl. Just freeze whatever you aren't gonna eat in the next 2-3 days. And there you go, a full day of food for 3.30 ish. If you wanna go full poor mode, you could easily do better than that, but this is both healthy and delicious
