/r9k/ what are some cheap but good food I can eat as a /neet/
>>27946526
Many of the "high end" "pet foods" are both nutritionally complete and very tasty.
I lived off of Purina "Large Primate Chow" for a couple of years of grad school.
Get a big fucking bag of rice and dried beans, spices, and some meat occasionally, when you can afford.
And a 1 a day vitamin.
>>27946559
Not OP but that actually sounds really interesting. How much cheaper than regular food was it? Did you have any immediate adverse health effects?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4z_N0GjqCY
>>27946526
Pasta rice and beans. Sausages are usually way cheaper than other meats too. You can make pasta and literally only put butter and salt on it, no sauce, and it will taste okay. When you're extra hungry or feeling fancy then fry up a sausage to put in the pasta. Eggs are also great.
Avoid anything premade or commercial like pop tarts or cereal or hot pockets or stuff like that. Just get raw stuff and cook it. It's way more filling for way cheaper that way.
frozen mixed vegetables
rice
lentils
beans
oats
milk
meats on specials
eggs
cheapest loaves of bread
>>27946526
buy vitamin and mineral supplements.
what >>27946622 said.
occasionally some pasta with pesto too.
those things are rather cheap.
>>27946883
>buy vitamin and mineral supplements.
Broscience belongs to /fit/
