Robot food
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What are the ultimate robot foods? Pic related
Hard mode: no tendies
Roasted chicken breast seasoned with fresh-ground pepper
>>27572804
White rice with ketchup
nachos made in the microwave.
>this shit
This right here, all day, everyday.
mommies mashed tay tays
>>27572852
Fuck, I forgot to post my picture. I'm retarded.
Lots of things.
Cooking is one of the things I find joy in doing.
>28 years old
>cannot cook
>can only reheat food
Schnitzel fried with lots and lots of butter
fun tip, my brethren: never get the beer and potato one or whatever its called. its garbage. so is the fajita rice one
Get two slices of bread. Put some cheese slices in between. In microwave for 30-40 seconds.
Best beans
>>27574422
at first literally all you have to do is follow instructions
Pork and beans
sometimes with ketchup
>>27572804
I just really, really like to eat rice with soy sauce
>>27572874
>maruchan
>>27572804
Fresh boipussy, fampai.
This is it, this right here.
>>27574918
me too. it's nice.
>>27574780
kek, i remember when i was a kid i would pick out the bacon because i thought it was gross
>>27572804
Ramen. So perfect, takes about 2 minutes to make and costs like 30c a packet.
tfw i know how to cook and i love cooking but i can't afford anything other than ramen / cheap cereal
>>27575393
Yellow peas, lentils, beans, rice, pasta. Just learn to make it vegetarian since meat is the most expensive staple food.
Pork or possibly chicken innards like hearts, livers, kidneys are cheaper than meat though. But don't eat any brains, because of prions.
Also mixed frozen vegetable bags are really convenient.
tl;dr: cook cheaply
>>27574918
This
I have been eating white rice (no sausages of any kind or whatever) for lunch all the week. It kinda tastes like water. For dinner at night I eat meat with eggs or pasta (no condiments neither) and cereals or fruit for breakfast.
Rice may have no taste, but it has many nutrients (proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, etc.), is cheap, easy to make and easy to clean dishes after eating. Same with the other foods I mentioned.
Steamed Broccoli! <3
>>27575393
If you're on a tight budget, mostly vegetarian is the way to go.
If you want some meat in your diet, wait and buy it when it's on sale. You can find certain things (chicken breast, turkey, occasionally pork shoulder) for around $1 a pound from time to time, which you should be able to afford occasionally. After the holidays are especially good times to buy meat on sale. Ham after Christmas and Easter, BBQ type stuff after July 4th, and turkeys after thanksgiving. If you can scrounge up 10 bucks, you can generally get a 20 pound turkey after thanksgiving when the stores are looking to get rid of them. That will last you a long time if you're only cooking for yourself.
if you want a true american classic...
>>27572804
Lunch meat. Not a sandwhich. Just lunch meat. Don't care enough to actually make the sandwhich.
>>27576473
Is that red thing ketchup?
Ramen noodles, rice, and canned tuna.
Pop tarts , Which in this case I battered and deep fried.
>>27577241
I forgot to mention the rice noodle which are in that pic too.
robots by definition don't eat carbon food
damn normies
pretend robots the lot of you
>>27577119
yeah ran out of chocolate sauce
This is my favorite. Well, I don't quite like the texture, but the taste is amazing.
