/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13483711
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>>13483711
as little as possible
usually less than 50 AUD

Probably less than 20 usd

You give me 50 a week on my ebt

>>13483711
About 70-90€.

>>13483739
>usually less than 50 AUD

How the fuck do you even live off that? What do you eat m8?

>>13483739
>>13483743
>>13483747
>>13483748
get a job, peasant incel fucks
>>13483723
PRAISE HITLER :D

>>13483711
on actual food? not that much.
but after snacks and alcohol shit almost triple's my weekly bill.

>>13483751
roast veggies or rice dishes mostly
I get a paid lunch at work so thats one meal a day
have a herb garden so I don't buy those, will be expanding it into a veggie garden for a few basic things
I buy reduced items, so 50-70% off and I don't buy meat unless its reduced like that
I don't buy confectionary or alcohol at all anymore
I go to my parents for dinner once or twice a week, and they have chickens so thats some free eggs

I also steal shit

>>13483770
Sounds like a bland and shitty diet.

>>13483752
>i earn big boy money so i have to spend big boy money
Jesus christ, you're retarded.

>>13483778
>I earn big money but won't spend big money
Retarded

>>13483785
Yes goy, consume these products! Wealth-building is for filthy kikes and not you gentiles, don't worry about it...

>>13483791
THE JEWS :D

>>13483773
I vary it up as much as I can
plenty of spice mixes
cook in bulk a lot, bean chilli that's like 4 dollars of ingredients and gets like 6 serves
home made pasta and marinades and such

I used to buy entire beef rumps from the abbatoir I worked at and vacuum it in portions and freeze it

>>13483791
this guy gets it, why spend tons on food EVERY SINGLE WEEK when you don't have to

also take out is a scam

>>13483813
Look, you came in here and called people who spend low amounts of money on food weekly peasants. Did you just come into money? How much do you earn p.a.? 60k? 70k? I guarantee you I have more money than what you earn in a decade, yet I still only spend 50 bucks a week on food. The joke's on you, not me.

>>13483711
between 100 and 200 bucks for 1 person

>>13483711
Between 28 and 35€.

>>13483711
dunno, about 300-400€

>>13483711
£100, sometimes more if expensive ingredients are required.

>>13483917
Also I buy my wine online so not including $150 per month.

>>13483711
Way too much. Im not even sure honestly.

>>13483752
Not everybody is fed by their bitch mommy while they sit in the basement eating tendies and shitposting on andalusian paella recipe forums

About $300

>>13485097
You think too highly of this place if you think we're making paella. The only thing I get out of this board is what new garbage fast food places are selling for the month.

Some of you are spending over $500 a month on groceries and I'm probably still a better cook than you. This is sad guys.

a bit, i spend most of my spending money on ingredients and cook meals at home from scratch probably 90% of the time. been cooking and baking since i was 12. not having to pay extra for premade foods allows me to splurge on more meat/seafood and nicer quality ingredients feels good being self-sufficient.

>>13483711
$100-$200 for 2 people.

closer $100 when it's winter and we're on the rice, potatoes, beans etc...

closer to $200 when it's summer and quality fruits are in season.

sucks though because we have to juggle 4 fucking ebt cards for that and you have to drive out to other counties to declare that shit.

>>13485245
>ebt

Like $7. 10 if I get a bottle of wine once in a while

>>13483711
50-60€.
Could get away with alot less but getting enough to fill my protein macros is expensive.

>>13485261
You will never pass.

Like a little over $100 a month roughly.

>>13485335
Oh, fuck, I forgot to remove my name. How do I delete a post?

>>13483711
$69 exactly and I only check out at the cashier with a cute girl at it, if there are none then I just abandon my cart and come back again another day

>>13483711
Detroit here. About $200 each month.

>>13483711
about 40 dollars because that's all I can afford. I'll be dead in my 50s from eating so much processed food and crap I'm sure

>>13483770
>have a herb garden
Lucky.
>50-70%
Lucky, it went from -50% to -30% where I live.
>I also steal shit
What do you usually steal ?

30 doll hairs

If you spend more than $80 on groceries every week you're certified retarded.

About £30 a month. Based Lidl

>>13485710
im limited to what I can fit in baggy pockets mostly
a wedge of parmesan
pack of stock pots
individual chillies,
if ive got a tote bag with another stores brand on it I can sneak away with some hams, smoked chicken breasts or random kitchen utensils

supermarket here called woolworths now collects all their fresh stuff that's gonna expire in the next day or two and sticks in one area and they put nice bright orange stickers on them
if youre lucky you can peel the stickers off
today I got a 2kg chicken for 83 cents at the self serve

>>13488336
Thanks. I wouldn't risk it but it sounds pretty nice.

>>13486250
how the fuck does that work do you only eat rice or what?

about £80 a week for two people, max £400 a month when including alcohol

probably need to look at reducing it desu but my girlfriend pays for the food while i handle the bills (£180/mo) lol

>>13486250
fake news

400$ for 1

>>13483711
Aprox $450 cad, used to be a lot higher, this is after some pretty strict budgeting.

>>13483711
I blew up about $40 on stuff earlier this week.
It helps that I usually get things as cheap as possible. You might think something on sale is cheaper but you divide the price by the weight and realize that maybe the expensive counterpart is actually cheaper.

Groceries:
>Fruit: two apples and a small melon: $2.50
>Vegetables: three bell peppers: $2
>Meat: A couple hot dogs because I was hungry, can of beef chili - $4
>Pasta: Bag of pappardelle, jar of tomato sauce - $3.40
>Snacks: big sack of potato chips, box of peppermint cocoa cups, box of dark chocolate covered marshmallows, box of candy canes, box of molasses cookies, a couple cookies from a bakery because I was shopping on an empty stomach - $12.50
>Breakfast: six-pack of yogurt - $2
>Dessert - A small but whole cake - $3

This has been an outlier on snacks because leftover Christmas shit. I still have oatmeal and cereal and eggs. I was gonna get potatoes but the 5 pound sack was overpriced this time. I also still have some frozen stuff, mostly chicken and bag of Chinese ribs.
I don't need spices because we have a basil plant growing in the window. We're still working on dill and other herbs.
Also since it wasn't the weekend I didn't see if the winery has anything on sale again. Last time I went by they were selling the remaining few bottles of Pinot Noir and Cabernet Franc from the year before for $5 per bottle (from around $22 originally). If they're still selling them I can get a bottle for cooking.
You have no idea how amazing dark chocolate red wine glazed chocolate cake is but I'm pretty sure most of you know how much better beef stew is with a bit of red wine in the pot.

I spend however much I feel like that week. Usually it ranges from like... 50-200.00/week depending on what I feel like eating. Surprisingly, steak everyday is one of my cheaper things because I can buy some commercial steak. 8-10 lbs of Strip loin at 4-5.00/lb, or Ribeye at 5-7.00/lb. It also depends on how hungry I get.

>>13485157
I post OC, but I get flamed because I ramble about unrelated bullshit while I go on. :U

>>13483711
$100, but I'm trying to bring it down by buying dry beans and rice.

About 40$ CAD. I mostly only buy fresh ingredients and cook everything myself so I indulge in fancier stuff as I feel like.

>>13485173
Seething cope: the post