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Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

jack anderson — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 13:04:21 -0000

Ground beef is $7 a pound not $1.25. This article is garbage
10 lb russet potatoes - $7.27
(x2) bags 3 lb each yellow onions @ $4.48 ea = $8.96
(x2) bags 10 lb each all-purpose flour @ $3.38 ea = $6.76
1 bag carrot whole 5 pounds = $3.88
2 bags frozen green beans 2 pounds @ $2.22 ea = $4.44
Active dry yeast 4 ounce jar @ $5.18 using 1/2 jar per month = $2.59
Assuming you keep veg oil on hand and buy in gallon 4x a year so not adding it
===== $33.90 and you can barely survive eating cheap as possible

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

jack — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 12:55:08 -0000

Ground beef is $7 a pound not $1.25

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Solace Creat — Mon, 21 Jan 2019 23:00:05 -0000

Because one thing the little guy has to keep in mind is other little guys when he's starving. Prices will be raised one way or another, because that is how corporations do business. I'm sure they inflate their "theft" numbers in order to do just that. To convince idiots like you that they are just innocent civilians who simply want to get by, casually lobby government to reduce worker benefits and base pay, which they have to do, because those evil starving street rats keep taking everything from them, and they had no choice but to pay their employees less and take as many benefits from them as they possibly can. Otherwise they'd only make 10 billion dollars this year, instead of 11 billion. If it weren't for those dirty, starving children who keep stealing billions from them

Corporations will get away with whatever they possibly can. And so will people who are hungry. That's the law of the jungle. So if you want to talk about morality, perhaps you should really examine how Walmart became worth a quarter trillion dollars.

If your stomach is full, you can ponder all day long about the morality of theft. If you haven't eaten in 3 days, morality changes. Especially when it's something as piddling as "costs might increase for customers by .10 cents per product." Oh dear me, perhaps we should starve to death to save people that 10 cents. That would be the truly moral thing to do, would it not?

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

yo — Mon, 05 Nov 2018 16:15:21 -0000

Saw this list and thought '36$? This has to be dated'. Sure enough it is...

Re: Origin Protocol Reaches Mainnet

Josh Fraser — Thu, 11 Oct 2018 03:55:21 -0000

It's been a fun year. We're lucky to have you along for the ride!

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

robert — Sun, 09 Sep 2018 04:31:11 -0000

thank you for posting this I just left home and im poor wich is a big wake up call from my multi million dollar child hood I now only have $100 a month for groceries and I have had a hard time because that typically buys me 2 meals wich leaves me pretty hungry but reading this has really helped me and I think I can make ends meet

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

JuiceGuy — Sun, 12 Aug 2018 16:28:29 -0000

Remember, eat your fruits juice your vegetables otherwise your juice cleanse may not be as cleansing as you wish

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Shawn — Thu, 14 Jun 2018 20:19:36 -0000

Microwaving popcorn changes it's total caloric value for sure the source is the bag of popcorn's nutrition facts. The energy goes into the chemical action that causes popping. I'm sure other foods have energy changes and nutrition changes when the microwave causes a chemical reaction like cooking an egg is an example of a food that changes the amount of digestible protein when you cook it however I don't think it matters how you heat it in this case obviously there are times when it matters because microwaves don't always cook food evenly and it tastes different so it's probably different chemically. Most foods are cooked specifically to cause chemical reactions so I don't doubt that cooking food changes how you digest it.

Re: Extreme Minimalism

keller conley — Mon, 04 Jun 2018 19:58:45 -0000

How can what he wears be a "non-issue" if he gives such a big shit about the brands? He even lists the brand names. He's as bad as "The Minimalists." These imperialist core privileged cucks are insufferable.

Re: Extreme Minimalism

keller conley — Mon, 04 Jun 2018 19:57:57 -0000

What a booj prick. He names the brands of the shit he owns. This imperialist core clown has the luxury to own 15 things. If this the same guy that sleeps on people's sofas instead of paying for his own housing?

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Alex P — Wed, 11 Apr 2018 04:26:19 -0000

LMAO Sarina, I know this post is three years old, but thank you sooo much. You made me day. Unfortunatly my only suggestion would be as follows: get off of disability and work for your money, then you will have more to spend on food....and treatment.

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Frustrated beyond belief — Wed, 28 Mar 2018 23:32:30 -0000

You live in the states, I live in Ontario, we don't have food stamps here, we get our cheque at the end of the month and that's it. we have to make that work for the entire month, no help, we can go to salvation army for extra food 9 times a year in my town. Our prices are extremely higher than yours are. I love shopping in the states as I save a bunch, but can only get to the states once in a blue moon, but when I do, I hit the grocery store first.

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Jess — Wed, 10 Jan 2018 16:29:36 -0000

Inspiring! Right now I have been living off of 15 dollars a month (oatmeal and rice are all i eat and the occasional fruit) and since I got a job with more hours and better pay I have been looking for ways to amp up my meals without spending much more. Thanks!

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Gerry Wright — Tue, 09 Jan 2018 01:45:09 -0000

50 lbs of Potatoes -top quality can be had at some grocery stores for less than 20 dollars.. 15 lbs of rice for seven dollars any day. chicken thighs on sale @89/ lb frequently. Buy sauces like Ma Ploi or Soy or Tapitito to change menu's around. Spaghetti and Tuna or Spaghetti and olives.

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Steve — Sun, 12 Nov 2017 19:36:51 -0000

Microwaves heat your food using electromagnetic radiation. Not the bad kind of radiation though. It sends electromagnetic waves that react with the water in your food stuffs and heat it up through friction.
It's not the cooking in the microwave that affects the nutrients. It's overcooking it that does. Or using too high a setting. Properly using your microwave will result in less nutrient loss than oven or stove cooking because it heats the food more evenly and quickly resulting in less cooking time.

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

stealingisstealing — Thu, 09 Nov 2017 22:04:43 -0000

Not to support corporations in any way, but what they lose from theft is either passed right on to the consumer in raised prices or it winds up in someone getting laid off. You're not going to steal a few bucks from the CEOs, they just see the numbers decrease (this happens more than you'd think), and decide someone needs to be laid off. If you want to steal from CEOs, by all means do it, but get into their bank accounts instead to minimize the hurt the little guy feels.

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Nicus — Sat, 04 Nov 2017 18:31:31 -0000

Graze. Dandelions are available free just about everywhere. Greens and roots are full of nutrition and vitamins. Makes great salads! Many other edible plants grow wild and are free for the taking. Learn what grows in your area.

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Tricia Romano — Sat, 04 Nov 2017 16:01:34 -0000

yeah, but what about low carb diets? and what if you want to leave the house and see friends for a drink or dinner? not realistic

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

heather st mars — Sat, 28 Oct 2017 23:28:03 -0000

I HAVE TO AGREE, ORGANIC MEENS YOUR OUT THERE PICKING OFF BUGS WITH YOUR FINGERS IF YOU HAVE TO, YOUR GROWING IN NUTRIENT RICH SOIL WHICH HAS BEEN TESTED TO BE FREE FROM CHEMICALS AND YOU ARE NOT USING ANY CHEMICALS IN FEEDING WHAT YOU GROW, YOU USE NATURAL ALTERNATIVES .IT'S LIKE SAYING GARLIC OR OREGANO OIL AS AN ANTIBIOTIC IS JUST AS BAD AS ANTIBIOTICS!NOT EVEN CLOSE, AND ORGANIC IS PRETTY DAMNED SPECIFIC, NOT ANY IDIOT GETS TO PUT ORGANIC ON THEIR PRODUCE.

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

heather st mars — Sat, 28 Oct 2017 23:23:51 -0000

DID YOU ACTUALLY JUST SAY POTATOES REALLY ARE NOT A HEALTHY FOOD??????THEY HAPPEN TO BE ONE OF THE ONLY FOODS YOU COULD ALMOST-I REPEAT ALMOST ,LIVE OFF ALONE!GOODNESS, WHERE DID YOU GET YOUR POTATOES ARE NOT A HEALTHY FOOD INFO ANYWAY?

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Gwyllim — Fri, 27 Oct 2017 16:29:01 -0000

I microwave my Lenny's Philly-cheese steak sandwiches all the time. NOTHING 'nasty' about THOSE!

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Yonit Gefen — Sun, 22 Oct 2017 22:18:21 -0000

what's too much?

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Kai — Fri, 20 Oct 2017 02:27:27 -0000

Nice, this'll really come in handy! I'm a person between the ages of 17-30 who's moving out on their own for the first time on less than 500$, so this will definitely help.

Re: How To Live (Comfortably) on $36 A Month For Food

Yonit Gefen — Sun, 15 Oct 2017 22:21:15 -0000

just lentils? how?

Re: The Tragedy of Nepal 2011

Count Scratchula — Wed, 27 Sep 2017 08:29:23 -0000

Greenland is RICH. Average income in Greenland is like 20 times higher than that of Nepal!