/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.16535854]

Tortillas and beans for me

[Anonymous No.16535859]

>>16535854
I hope every black person on Twitter dies in a pit of fire.

[Anonymous No.16535947]

I never had a struggle meal because we could just fish or go quahogging

[Anonymous No.16535955]

>>16535859
you will be a minority soon enough cleetus

[Anonymous No.16535981]

>>16535859
I hope every 'person' on Twitter dies in a pit of fire.

[Anonymous No.16536026]

>>16535854
"Struggle meal" is code for "I don't know how to cook so I prepare packaged food instead of ordering takeout when I'm broke".

Poors deserve everything they get, and much more.

[Anonymous No.16536036]

Is cinnamon sugar toast a struggle meal… my mom used to make it for us for dessert.

[Anonymous No.16536096]

>>16535854
pizza

[Anonymous No.16536108]

>>16535859
There has to be something physically and spiritually wrong with a person if they can't enjoy bread and butter.

[Anonymous No.16536152]

>>16536108
for me is olive oil a pinch of salt and fresh bread

[Anonymous No.16536165]

>>16536036
I don't get it because a meal of:

>2 slices of bread
>1-2 tbsp of butter
>1-2 tsp of sugar and cinnamon
>maybe a glass of milk

Is a decent enough breakfast. Not much protein, but we're looking at around 650 calories at the high end.

[Anonymous No.16536173]

>>16536026
Scrambled eggs are typical packaged foods where you live I guess lmao

[Anonymous No.16536177]

>>16535859

[Anonymous No.16536179]

>>16536165
>650 calories
>in a single meal
damn that's quite a lot

[Anonymous No.16536184]

>>16536179
If you are 5’4” maybe

[Anonymous No.16536188]

>>16536184
Do american brains really work like this?

[Anonymous No.16536190]

>>16535859
>person

[Anonymous No.16536195]

>>16536188
apparently , but i just discovered that 2400 cal per day is the normal intake for a person.
right now i'm on a 1700 cal per day diet so everything looks a lot to me.

[Anonymous No.16536841]

>>16535859
INCEL INCLE ur an incle

[Anonymous No.16536856]

>>16535947
I thought Quahog was just the family guy town

[Anonymous No.16536861]

>>16536195
>counting calories
gay

[Anonymous No.16536867]

>>16535854
My uncut white prick is throbbing with pleasure inside my little sister's delicious mouth. Incest taboo, genuine Incest.

[Anonymous No.16536872]

>>16536841
I am INCLINED to tell you you're wrong

[Anonymous No.16536875]

>>16535854
lol

[Anonymous No.16536889]

>>16536152
I always wanted to try this, but never knew what olive oil you can do this with. Supposed theres a type thats for eating and one for cooking with.

[Anonymous No.16536891]

>>16536036
My mom too :)

[Anonymous No.16536897]

>>16536889
Just extra virgin.

[Anonymous No.16536901]

Ranch salad dressing sandwiches. Literally two pieces of bread with some ranch dressing as the filling. Loved them as a kid when we were poor as fuck, can't eat them today.

[Anonymous No.16536907]

The classic swedish struggle food, comes in a big sack like dog food for people. Precooked meat, potato and onion hash. Great with a few eggs and pickled beets.

[Anonymous No.16536927]

>>16535854

I've never experienced poverty because I don't have a sub-100 IQ.

[Anonymous No.16536932]

>>16536927
Your parents dont have a sub-100 IQ.
You've yet to prove your worth, basement dweller.

[Anonymous No.16536935]

>>16536108
I pity those that will never know the joy of beef dripping on lightly toasted bread.

[Anonymous No.16536964]

>>16536907
Can't decide whether Oxpytt or regular pytt is best.

[Anonymous No.16536976]

>>16535854
My mom and dad are end stage boomers and neither knows how to cook. As early as 12 I was coming home from school after not eating lunch because there was never anything at home to pack in for a school lunch and I didn't get money to buy hot lunch at school.

So as soon as I got home I'd either make myself a 4 egg omlet with cheese or three bologna sandwiches. That's all I'd eat that day usually.

[Anonymous No.16536989]

>>16535854
>scrambled eggs
>beans and franks
>cinnamon sugar toast
>”struggle meals”
How the fuck are those struggle meals?
Eggs are good protein.
Franks & Boston-style beans have a lot of nutrition and are rather calorie-dense.
And who eats cinnamon sugar toast as a “meal”? Especially if they’re poor? It’s more of a treat.

The only part of the image which makes sense is the $0.15 shitty ramen.
The punchline is that Maruchan, a Japanese company, doesn’t even sell that shit in Japan. Because of how shit those noodles are even by shitty instant noodle standards, and the fact they’re known for actually good instant noodles there.

[Anonymous No.16537011]

>>16536976
>omlet
Clearly education was wasted on you.

[Anonymous No.16537043]

>>16537011
I never know how to spell it, I don't write anything that would have me using that word much. Sort of like necisarilly

[Anonymous No.16537053]

>>16536989
>How
It's poor people food that's quick and easy to make, filling and comforting.

[Anonymous No.16537058]

>>16535854
>doritos
>deli chicken
>3 cheese mexican (small amount)
>tortilla
wa la burrito

[Anonymous No.16537063]

>>16537058
>>doritos
>>deli chicken
Not really a struggle meal.

[Anonymous No.16537079]

>>16535854
Potato chip and ketchup sandwich

[Anonymous No.16537084]

>>16535981
I don't wish harm upon them but Twitter is a very nonspiritual place. even weird irony Twitter is tainted with the stink of worldly attachment. only here, in the sweet dark embrace of anonymity can I truly find release

[Anonymous No.16537085]

>>16537063
not hard to stretch both out when you don't snack on them

[Anonymous No.16537115]

Lettuce sandwiches. Crispy lettuce from the head, mayo, salt n pepper on whole wheat bread. I genuinely loved them. Pinto beans and cornbread, with leftover cornbread in milk for breakfast. Bread, butter and honey. Fried Spam. And of course, Kool-aid. So much Kool-aid.

[Anonymous No.16537160]

I played sports in high school and a can of ravioli for dinner wasn’t uncommon, so id do pic rel for the extra calories and to make it more filling

[Anonymous No.16537394]

>>16536907
Sounds great desu. I wonder if we have something similar here.

[Anonymous No.16537576]

>>16536026
No, it means
>The meal needs to be dummy cheap

My extremely poor ex, when they had food money at home, ate a lot of ramen noodles and rice with egg as a child

[Anonymous No.16537760]

>>16535854
How many months can you go eating stuff like pea soup or beans and breadmaker bread or rice, like dollar a day tier, without going nuts or having health problems?

[Anonymous No.16538378]

>>16536907
>Finus
>Outline is of a cow

[Anonymous No.16538387]

>>16537043
Are you retarded or ESL?

[Anonymous No.16538396]

>>16535854
The only food I could get when I was a poor kid were these cheese tubes and slightly off bread from the dumpster. My favourite flavour is the chive one. My mom never trust food other than that. Sometimes we would steal some potatoes from our local farm and make baked potatoes too.

[Anonymous No.16538398]

>>16536179
>>16536188
>2000 calories a day
>650x3=1950 calories
Wow, slightly less than the ideal amount of calories for a below average sized person, that's sooo much it's going to give me a little tummy wummy.

[Anonymous No.16538498]

>>16535854
2 fried eggs on leftover rice for me.

[Anonymous No.16538544]

>>16537160
Was that after swallowing coaches loads?

[Anonymous No.16538697]

>>16537394
If youre american that looks like canned corn beef hash. Also good with an egg and some toast.

[Anonymous No.16538703]

It was either sleep or imaginary food. I'm quite good with imaginary food, I can actually taste and feel the texture of foods that I imagine.

[Anonymous No.16538704]

>>16535854
>sausages and beans struggle meal
But thats good

[Anonymous No.16538709]

Never had or even heard of a ‘struggle meal’ because my parents are white, intelligent, successful and aren’t neglectful enough to have kids if they can’t afford nutritious food and private education.

[Anonymous No.16538719]

>>16536907
>100% not kot
it better not have cat in it

[Anonymous No.16538722]

>>16536184
can confirm. 650 is a bit much unless its fast food. then its probably just a large order of fries
t. 5'4

[Anonymous No.16538732]

>>16535854
Rice with a slice of cheese on top in the microwave for 30 seconds.

[Anonymous No.16538755]

>>16535854
Buttered toast with cinnamon and sugar was always my go-to.

[Anonymous No.16538756]

>>16535854
Hot sauce on tostada.

[Anonymous No.16538757]

>>16537160
Holy shit, I didn't know anyone else did that. Do you eat the ravioli cold, too? I make a quarter million a year (before taxes), and I still make that sandwich from time to time.

[Anonymous No.16538772]

>>16535854
Almost everything I eat is a struggle meal.
>cheese, crackers, apples
>scrambled eggs with no milk or anything else in them
>toast with assorted spreads (butter, peanut butter, with or w/o jam, liverwurst, etc.)
>sardines on crackers or toast
>milk

[Anonymous No.16538779]

>>16535854
Top right has always been my goto. tomato beans and cut up sausage. Most of the time I would drop the sausage.

[Anonymous No.16538814]

>>16535854
Tomato soup and grilled cheese

[Anonymous No.16538941]

>>16538757
Always cold, I make a comfy 6 figures and I still eat it everyone once in a while, great when you’re drunk

[Anonymous No.16539053]

>>16538941
Based. It just feels right, like a reminder of how hard things used to be.

[Anonymous No.16539071]

>>16535854
>Tortillas and beans
But that's what I eat frequently and I'm not struggling.
Maybe you should try improving your beans.

[Anonymous No.16539127]

>Saving the water from boiling hot-dogs and eating it as "hot dog water soup"
>Squirting some ketchup into warm water to make tomato soup

[Anonymous No.16539728]

>>16538732
Aww yes my cheese rice eating negro. Are you Korean as well?

[Anonymous No.16539846]

>>16535854
tranette no passto for me

[Anonymous No.16539988]

>>16539053
Never forget where ya came from, Anon