Sardines are good for this purpose. They essentially never go bad, require no preparation, and they're incredibly nutritious since they're high in omega-3s, calcium, and protein.

>>27314329
I keep a bottle of water and a can of chef boyardee that I only use for when my depression gets really bad. Other than that I'll sometimes make sandwiches during lunch and keep them sealed till dinner so I can keep playing games.

>>27314501
Just finished eating a tin of sardines in fresh water for dinner with a side of spinach. Even though my life is generally pretty shit, it feels nice to have a healthy diet.

>>27314501
>>27314703

Do you do anything to deal with the smell of the can with the fish juice in it? That's why I never eat canned fish in my room.

>>27314329
A giant-ass box of Pocky, which is the weeb "chocolate on a cracker-stick", another giant-ass box of japanese cracker sticks whi are seaweed-flavored. A tupperware full of peanuts, a ziploc bag full of peanut M&Ms, and a few bars of dark chocolate.

Which reminds me that I need to stock up on more bottled water and drinks.

>>27314329
Mrs Fields cookies
Fruit Gushers
Cheetos, both classic and puffed
A bag of semisweet chocolate chips

>>27314804

I've started keeping gallon jugs of water in my room. I just need to refill them when no one is home.

>>27314753
I keep my bin housed inside the compartment of my desk meant (I guess) for my PC tower. It keeps fish and cum smells at bay.

>>27314753
I eat at my dining table, then wash the tin and throw it in the recycling bin outside. Way too obsessive about spilling food in my room to eat in there.