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sloppy joe in a hot dog bun

sloppy joe in a hot dog bun

>>8873485
>>8873437
I do want charcoal Ill be getting that later in life. Beggers can be choosers when its bad!

>>8873131
And Ive never heard of this before, it seems pretty bad

Thanks guys Ill do a really good scrub of the grill itself and then replace the heat plates!

>>8872995
Oh thats good info too, I would want charcoal personally

>>8872978
I do that after cleaning right, like seasoning a pan?

>>8872963
>>8872964
Oh I understand, I can get some ammonia and dismantle it and have a go at it. I thought it was in much worse shape than that!
It still fires so I guess everything will be okay.

>>8872926
Are you sure? I mean those plates are supposed to be completely clean right? Do i just take a steel brush to it and an hour of hard work and bust that shit off of everything?

>>8872914
Uh yea, Im white too but Im learning to cook. Break the cycle man.

And the real gore. I dont think its ever been cleaned. And has sat outside for many winters.

I came with three images, the outside ones are bad but not as bad as what waits inside.

Alright guys I was doing some spring cleaning. I live in a white family that cant cook at all (Electric stove, the grill pictured).

The point of the thread is that I want to use a grill this summer, but I have no money and all we have is what I am posting here. My white family's busted old propane shit tier grill. I just want to know if I can save it or if I should just throw it out. If it is savable PLEASE give me some instructions, online offers help for low grade cleaning while I think this is a disaster.

Apparently you can buy a sloppy-joe that has a krispy-kreme doughnut for buns...

http://grapevinebros.com/the-most-outrageousbrilliant-uses-of-a-deep-fryer/

>>4392428
wow I actually had no idea chilli was a good option. That will be great because I love it.

>>4392392
excellent, was just re-listening to all the ice and fire novels. This will give me much and more to listen to after.
>>4392367
good tips, squash was one of the things I was hoping to grow this year.
>>4392352
I feel your pain. It isn't quite that bad but much more than I was expecting. I am not one for a fat tax, but I do wish government could find some way to subsidize healthier, whole foods in America. It would really help cut down on all the hambeasts. They could look at it as a military expense, since they are already fearing problems recruiting due to so many fatties.

>>4392187
>myfitnesspal.com
ive been using sparkpeople which is very similar, with full calorie counter and assisted meal plans, workout counter and lots of motivational stuff. Hoping it helps.

1500 calories a day would be pure torture for me. I've seen hot spinner female eat more than that.

>>4392161
that honestly sounds delicious. The applesauce would be better than butter in it really.

>>4392113
>http://www.100daysofrealfood.com/real-food-defined-a-k-a-the-rules/
great link, bookmarked.

As for fish, the only kinds I know for sure that I like are cod and Orange roughy. I am willing to branch out and try new kinds but will have to do it slowly because of budget risks when I get something I don't enjoy.

Are there any other kinds of fish you could recommend based on that?

>>4392075
did you make the pancakes from scratch or did you use a mix that had grains and seeds? if so which ones? do you use syrup? I am honestly curious about this stuff because I really don't know what works and what doesn't as far as feeling full with a good calorie to nutrition tradeoff.

Thanks for the motivational words

>>4392041
I will have to go to /fit/ I honestly thought all that stuff was good. I got it off the diet site sparkpeople

There is just so much false info out there, it is really difficult to tell what is good and what isn't.

>>4392048
bran muffins, but I get it, no carbs

the semisoft is mini babybels, the lil lowfat cheese things

>>4392026
wow 99c per pound of strawberries, that is unheard of here. The closest one to me is a bit away but I could make a trip out there now and again. Good call.

>>4391981
That is very doable for me. As for the occasional sandwich, what kind of bread do you recommend?

>>4391985
lol thats where much of my food budget comes from 120 per month on bridge card

>>4391638
Latest receipt. http://imgur.com/IPt6RpN

Not as filled with veggies as it should be but right now I have the palate of a 10 year old child. I am trying to try new veggies and ease into them as an adult but a lot of things I previously did not like.

as you can see I spent more than half my food budget on very few items. I need to work on shopping better. I send my mom to do the shopping and haven't been in a grocery store in years due to being a recluse, so I rely on threads like these to get shopping ideas. It will get better as I learn more