a large bag of fried okra from the fish house nearby...costs about $2.50 or so.

good stuff.

Ramen and Maruchan noodles.
You can get 6/$1.00...I usually get $5 worth and take one to work everyday.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

i have a weakness for fried okra, especially if i can get some yummy cocktail sauce to dip it in.

Anxiety said:

cocktail sauce? weird...i always eat mine with just a little seasoning salt sprinkled on top.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

i'm weird. whenever i eat fried stuff i always need to have something to dip it in.

a large bag of fried okra from the fish house nearby...costs about $2.50 or so.

good stuff.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Which place is this? I LOVE fried okra.

kiss85 said:

Hiya, Kiss!!


My cheapo favorite: Lipton Rice & Sauce or Pasta & Sauce. They're like 79 cents a bag.

OH! and good ol' frito pie - get a couple of cans of cheap veggie chili and a bag of fritos. you all know the rest.

Anxiety said:

What, no comments from the old-timers about the Fritos incident?

See: http://www.prince.org/faq/11_PPML_FAQ

and scroll down to the bottom.

+ + + =

CalhounSq said:

Eating all that organic, light, diet shit you're probably gonna end up with a tumor the size of a beach ball one day. My favorite CHEAP meal. Cheap as in meaning when you have absolutely no money, will probably be microwaved roaches with a single rat turd placed on there back so it could melt on top like a glaze. I'm like the derelict Martha Stewert.

CalhounSq said:

Eating all that organic, light, diet shit you're probably gonna end up with a tumor the size of a beach ball one day. My favorite CHEAP meal. Cheap as in meaning when you have absolutely no money, will probably be microwaved roaches with a single rat turd placed on there back so it could melt on top like a glaze. I'm like the derelict Martha Stewert.

1. scrambled eggs (about 20 cents for two)

2. proscuitto, tomato, & mozzerella or goat cheese on scandanavian wheat toast ,preferably onion flavored... (about 20 cents per crisp)

3. homemade dal (30 cents for a 2 bowl serving)

4. spicy roast chicken (about 50 cents to cook 2 leg quarters)

5. caprese salad with extra virgin olive oil ( 1.00...mozzerella is HELLA cheap in germany, with one ball water packed in the cheapest markets costing 49-55 CENTS!)

6. chicken noodle soup with fresh ginger (about 2.50 to make a BIG pot in the winter)

7. my mom's alabama mustard greens cooked with a a BIG OLE hunk of bacon or fatback, and served with louisianna hot sauce (2.50 for a gigantic pot that takes me three days to eat)

8.spagetti bolognese (what we americans know as regular spagetti with meat sauce...(about 1.50 for a medium pot serving)

9. thai style yellow curry and brown rice (3.50 or less depending on what meat, fish, or veggies and brand of coconut milk i use..)

10. and my "trend meal" at the moment, brown rice sprinkled with soy sauce, super hot chinese chilies and japanese seaweed based condiment called 'Maguri Furikake' (about 60 cents)...about 6 months ago my 'trend meal' was mediterranean seafood salad: a pre-frozen mix of shrimp, mussels, calamari and crab that runs for 4 bucks at german walmart, and after defrosting i would toss it with garlic oil and balsamic vinegar and throw it over rucola greens and tomato, about 4 bucks per serving i think....

2. proscuitto, tomato, & mozzerella or goat cheese on scandanavian wheat toast ,preferably onion flavored... (about 20 cents per crisp)

matt said:

oh god, the fritos incident...

steamed rice with soy sauce

I got treated to dinner tonight.
It was cheap cuase it was free.

I'm tipsy.