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Anonymous10/18/25, 12:01No.21664188
Anons, I live in a shithole and I'm moving out next year. My parents have cooked for me my entire life, I have not cooked ramen too so...
What's the cheapest, and the best stuff I can cook for myself at home that'll last me for days once I'm out? I've always starvemaxxed so thank you for you help!
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Anon10/18/25, 13:46No.21664308
Fast food expensive or?
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Anon10/18/25, 13:51No.21664312
Do you look like that?
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Anon10/18/25, 14:07No.21664334
Just eat the fundamental: Protein, carbohydrate, vegetable.
Protien: meat, fish, egg, cheese
Carbohydrate: Rice, potato, pasta, bread
Vegetable: Carrots, peas, etc etcSo long as you just throw together whatever random crap that contains these ingredients you'll be eating reasonably well. It might not be great but as you get used to making it you'll branch out and make something good instead.
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Anon10/18/25, 22:53No.21665199
just do what chef john tells you
if you're broke go to a food bank
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Anon10/19/25, 02:07No.21665472
well considering there is only about 6-7 foods that are eaten in the whole world for caloric density.Wheat (buy pasta), rice, corn, potato, meat, dairy and some fruits (most notably banana)anything else is for culinary use (taste, texture or color)
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Anon10/19/25, 02:09No.21665474
spaghetti and sauce
At my local store
store brand spaghetti $1.25
store brand spaghetti sauce $1.99
If you want fancy spaghetti sauce $2.79So $3 or $4 will last you 4 or so days
The only cooking is cooking the spaghetti in salted water