brown basmati rice
bread (oroweat)
lentil (split red lentils cook quickly)
chicken breast
potato
onion
oil
hummus
yogurt (2% fage plain greek)
ramen
filter for my water

canned:
tomato, garbanzo bean, black bean, soup

spice (powder/granulated):
cumin, turmeric, red chili, garlic, ginger, salt, whole black pepper, fresh serrano pepper

supplement:
multivitamin, omega3

Fuck fruits fuck vegetables and fuck variety.

The KY

United Kingdom6252 Posts

April 05 2011 05:13 GMT

#23

More like fuck regularity. Every time I go to the supermarket I just buy what looks good.

Lately what looks good is plums. Fuck I want some plums RIGHT NOW.

ThaZenith

Canada3116 Posts

April 05 2011 05:19 GMT

#24

On April 05 2011 13:06 zJayy962 wrote:
=( Im in college, college students don't have grocery lists.

This.

I just get whatever looks good while i wander around. Grocery lists are for people who plan their lives out way too much. Or people not too lazy to write up lists. ^^

Phrost

United States4008 Posts

April 05 2011 05:24 GMT

#25

Usual grocery list:
hot pockets x 6
2-4 assorted frozen dinners that are on sale
7 frozen breakfast meal thingies
2x4 packs of low carb monsters
3-4 2 liter bottles of diet soda (usually dr pepper if nothing is on sale, else what is on sale)
a bag of pretzel nuggets
8x 20 oz gaterades

ocassionally deli meats + bread/cheese
boxes of pasta + pasta sauce
beer (yuengling or red stripe usually)

shopping list of a champion

Eppa!

Sweden4641 Posts

April 05 2011 05:24 GMT

#26

I buy whatever I feel like cooking in the upcoming days.

FinestHour

United States18466 Posts

April 05 2011 05:30 GMT

#27

Boxes of these

Eating 20 a day will increase your APM by 253. Guaranteed.

RosaParksStoleMySeat

Japan926 Posts

April 05 2011 05:53 GMT

#28

I go to the market every day or once every two days. It's just easier to live this way in Japan--Japanese products are extremely fresh and have very short shelf lives due to a lack of preservatives. Here are the foods I usually buy at the market:

Staples: Buy when I run out, often times daily
Eggs
Olive oil
Green tea
Black coffee (my guilty pleasure)
Whole milk (4.5%; depending on my diet at the time)

Fatty Proteins: Buy 1 per shopping trip
Chicken drumsticks
Ground beef
Steak
Beef shortribs
Beef boned ribs
Bacon
Pork and beef sausage
Salmon (rarely)
Tuna (rarely)
Ikura (salmon eggs; rarely)

Lean(er) Proteins: Buy 1-2 per shopping trip
Boneless skinless chicken breasts
Porkchops
Shrimp
Scallops (rarely)
Halibut

Vegetables: Buy 3-4 per shopping trip
Sweet potatoes
Onions
Spinach
Cabbage
Avocados
Tomatoes
Mixed salad
Bell peppers
Eggplant

Fruits: Buy 1 item every three days, unless I'm dieting
Apple
Orange
Banana
Strawberries (usually I go for these for the health benefits)

This is all I buy at the store, unless I'm forgetting something. My general cooking practice is to throw some olive oil in a pan, add a cut up protein, brown it, lower the heat, throw in 2-3 veggies, season everything, cover for 3-4 minutes, and eat.

DNB

Finland995 Posts

April 05 2011 05:57 GMT

#29

veggies:

garlic
spinach
rucola
broccoli
cauliflower
iceberg salad
celery
red onion

meat:

ground beef (20% fat)
tuna (canned in oil)
bacon
salmon

oil / fats:

avocado oil
olive oil
coconut fat
butter
mayonnaise
pesto

That's about it. I'm on ketosis for personal reasons, and I've learned to cook delicious foods

eu.exodus

South Africa1186 Posts

April 05 2011 06:02 GMT

#30

habenero tobasco + mayonaise lol.

About the only 2 things i buy frequently. I eat whatever im in the mood for.

Oh maybe tuna and noodles too.

mister.bubbles

Canada171 Posts

April 05 2011 06:13 GMT

#31

I have one of those weird fast metabolisms that skinny guys get so I have to eat lots of cheap big meals. Here is some kind of layout.

Proteins
Ground beef
Eggs (my mom has a free egg suplyer so I eat a ton)
Canned Beans (Really tasty if you fry some ham in the pot and mix it all)
Chicken (if it is cheap or on sale)
Canned Tuna, Oysters or Sardines. (Bought in bulk and consumed infrequently)

Carbohydrates
Rice (usually white but I have brown in my house if I want to eat a meal that tastes terrible)
Oats(Eaten with breakfast)
Pasta (I make a lot of pasta sauce with the aforementioned ground beef)
Bread (my girlfriend buys and eats this)

Fruits and Veggies
Spinach
Kale
Yams
Potatoes
Onions
Bananas
Apples (some)

Other
Protein shakes (I make them out of orange juice, frozen blueberries, yogurt, and powder.)
Liquor
I have a stash of vanilla coke I brought back from the States

Deleted User 101379

4849 Posts

April 05 2011 06:14 GMT

#32

I like to buy a lot of different things...
Salami Pizza
Peperoni-Salami Pizza
Ham Pizza
Hawaii Pizza

Also, some Gouda and Salami to put on the Pizza.

I sometimes mix it up even further with spring rolls, french fries or spaghetti.

Dinner for one is boring

NeverGG

United Kingdom5399 Posts

April 05 2011 06:15 GMT

#33

This is my actual groceries list. I get free rice (I try to eat it only sparingly when I have to.) and filtered water from my house;

Onions.
Broccoli.
Peppers.
Carrots.
Eggplants.
Pumpkins.
Zuchinni (sp?)
Cherry tomatoes.
Celery.
Potatoes.
Sweet potatoes.
Apples.
Bananas.
Grapes.
Kiwi fruits.
Sometimes seasonal fruits like strawberries.

Eggs.
Yoghurt.
Wholemeal cereal.
Wholemeal bread.
Tofu. (I eat tofu pretty much every day.)
Soy milk (banana and red bean flavor.)
Doo-boo (tofu sheets in a sweet vinegar.)

Canned corn.
Canned green peas.
Tuna.
Baked beans.

Various dressings.
Soy sauce.
Pasta sauce.
Soup powder.
Curry powder.
Dried herbs.

0kcal green tea.
Sparing amounts of fruit juice.

Illusionnist

Ireland97 Posts

April 05 2011 06:15 GMT

#34

Still living at home, but i usually fend for myself, so i ask ym parents to grab said things
block of cheese to be later grated for grilled cheese sammiches
24pack of dr pepper,
50-100 packs of 25 cent noodle packets,
sweet chili heat chips,
vector cereal,
4% milk
and a random movie ( at the grocier stor ethey let u rent a movie if its over 25 dollars)

eviltomahawk

United States11135 Posts

April 05 2011 06:15 GMT

#35

Ramen.
Flaming hot cheetos.
Dr Pepper.
Lifesaver mints.
Pringles.
Peppered beef jerky
eagles
Kettle-cooked chips
Cinnamon toast crunch cereal bar

RosaParksStoleMySeat

Japan926 Posts

April 05 2011 06:24 GMT

#36

On April 05 2011 15:15 NeverGG wrote:
This is my actual groceries list. I get free rice (I try to eat it only sparingly when I have to.) and filtered water from my house;

Onions.
Broccoli.
Peppers.
Carrots.
Eggplants.
Pumpkins.
Zuchinni (sp?)
Cherry tomatoes.
Celery.
Potatoes.
Sweet potatoes.
Apples.
Bananas.
Grapes.
Kiwi fruits.
Sometimes seasonal fruits like strawberries.

Eggs.
Yoghurt.
Wholemeal cereal.
Wholemeal bread.
Tofu. (I eat tofu pretty much every day.)
Soy milk (banana and red bean flavor.)
Doo-boo (tofu sheets in a sweet vinegar.)

Canned corn.
Canned green peas.
Tuna.
Baked beans.

Various dressings.
Soy sauce.
Pasta sauce.
Soup powder.
Curry powder.
Dried herbs.

0kcal green tea.
Sparing amounts of fruit juice.

If you don't mind me asking, how much do you spend on food a month? I've heard that it's very cheap to eat in Korea.

Roe

Canada6002 Posts

April 05 2011 06:30 GMT

#37

12 eggs
1 carton juice
1 pizza
1 salad
granola bars

vlaric

United States412 Posts

April 05 2011 06:33 GMT

#38

On April 05 2011 13:15 Raskit wrote:
Brown Rice
Potatoes
Tuna
Chicken
Eggs
Variety of vegetables (spinach and kale are my favourite, majorly OP in vitamins/nutrients)
Variety of fruit
Tea
Ginger

Pretty much this plus:
-whole grain and multigrain pasta
-almonds
-salmon or steak

Lorken

New Zealand804 Posts

April 05 2011 06:34 GMT

#39

Milk
Cereal
Frozen vegetables
Rice
Pasta
Potato
Meat
Most of these works together well. College FTW!!

JSH

United States4109 Posts

April 05 2011 06:52 GMT

#40

I just went "grocery shopping" yesterday
can't really call it that but bought the following:

Eggs
Ramen
Green Tea
Salt
Yogurt covered pretzel
Dishwasher detergent

Boiled eggs are good~