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PrinceXizor
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MoonBear
Straight outta Johto18973 Posts
On July 06 2014 06:09 BlackPaladin wrote: You know a box of pasta can do wonders too. And a lot healthier than that ramen shit they sell in stores that's not even real ramen. Ramen and pasta dishes are all fairly simple, fast and tasty. You should always be trying to eat healthy and tasty stuff imo. I can post some recipes if people are really stuck on ideas. Pasta you can freeze and reheat for later, ramen should only take like 10 min anyway. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
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caelym
United States6430 Posts
On July 06 2014 08:02 Alaric wrote: What are taters pasta? ._. Prob just my English vocabulary lacking in some areas (you guys are hell when you talk food or fitness, but at least I learn like 5+ words every time). potato pasta maybe? idk, Duvon is a Swede. | ||
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PrinceXizor
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On July 06 2014 08:02 Alaric wrote: What are taters pasta? ._. Prob just my English vocabulary lacking in some areas (you guys are hell when you talk food or fitness, but at least I learn like 5+ words every time). Shitty grammar. He means "taters, pasta, and similar." | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
On July 06 2014 08:10 Gahlo wrote: Shitty grammar. He means "taters, pasta, and similar." I assumed he meant Pierogi's. | ||
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
Unless you have the fresh kind (also known as chuka soba), the instant ones are usually pre-fried before being dried so that they last longer, at the expense of being fattening. | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
oh god. he has 1.29. uh. that's soup kitchen traveling money cixah....Or an open pantry trip. | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
On July 06 2014 08:19 PrinceXizor wrote: A lot of cheap dishes are rice based. but you cook some very different dishes with only 10 dollars/mo sunk into cooking wine, soy sauce and tomato paste. The rest is like 10 dollars rice/mo 10 dollars meat/mo and then 35 dollars vegetables/mo and then 5 dollars of bread or pasta a month. and you are pretty set. as long as you know how to cook you can make a bunch of different things. oh god. he has 1.29. uh. that's soup kitchen traveling money cixah....Or an open pantry trip. Yea it's not optimal. Spoke with my roommates, were going to work something out hopefully. I really hope I get the replacement check in before next monday (the 14th) or I might be SOL for my car X_X. | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
On July 06 2014 08:37 Cixah wrote: Yea it's not optimal. Spoke with my roommates, were going to work something out hopefully. I really hope I get the replacement check in before next monday (the 14th) or I might be SOL for my car X_X. Do you have a credit card, these situations are what they were made for. but you should probably budget a bit better i guess. having some savings is important even if its difficult. | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
On July 06 2014 08:41 PrinceXizor wrote: Do you have a credit card, these situations are what they were made for. but you should probably budget a bit better i guess. having some savings is important even if its difficult. I like to think I budget marginally well, I just have to get each paycheck each week or I fall flat on my face. It doesn't really help that all my bills are due over the course of the month (1-2 each week) rather than all at once. I'd think I'd rather them be every other week or something but such is life. Bad luck happens in 3s, Hopefully this is the last of the set of 3, as I've lost count this month. | ||
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Lord Tolkien
United States12084 Posts
Jesus. I once subsisted on ~$75 for month with some creative belt-tightening, but that's insane. Well, you won't die of starvation in a week at least? | ||
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Doctorbeat
Netherlands13241 Posts
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
On July 06 2014 09:07 Lord Tolkien wrote: 1.29 dollars for food for a week. Jesus. I once subsisted on ~$75 for month with some creative belt-tightening, but that's insane. Well, you won't die of starvation in a week at least? That's what is in my bank account until the check is able to get replaced or cashed some how yea. I'm sure if i scrap for change around the house I could find like 5 bucks. | ||
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Lord Tolkien
United States12084 Posts
If you can find enough money, dried noodles+whatever veggies and maybe eggs/meat. Just throw some soy sauce and flavoring in. | ||
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