What is the ULTIMATE college/bacholer/budget food?

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Old 10-21-2009, 07:55 AM
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What is the ULTIMATE college/bacholer/budget food?

The requirements of said food:

1. Has to be CHEAP

2. Has to be fairly easy to make

3. Has to be REALLY CHEAP


With that being said, what are the best/ultimate college student foods? The kind of things that men would eat daily if they didn't have women cooking for them every day? (jk about that, lol).

I'll throw out the most obvious one that everyone is thinking about:


1. Top Ramen! Various flavors and cooked in various ways from soup to seasoned noodles, and when you're REALLY ghetto, eating the top ramen raw in it's dry/dehydrated form. We've all done it, you can't deny it! When you REALLY wanted to get gourmet you would add soy sauce, and a dab of tabasco for kick. When you got a Cup-o-noodle it was like a total upgrade from standard top raman...


2. Pasta + whatever you can scrounge up for topping. Pasta is cheap as hell and doesn't taste too bad and fills you up nicely while still giving you energy due to its carbs. It's good by itself or on the side with something else. Angel hair was always my fav due to how easy it was to cook it (well, how quick you could cook it). When you're desperate, salt is enough to make it a valid meal that doesn't taste too bad. I've even been so hungry and broke that I would eat pasta with ketchup that I got from McDonalds... Can you top that?


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cup noodles is easiest, cause you already have a vessel for the food... and if you are really in a pinch you can use your pencils as chopsticks...
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1. Ramen
2. spaghetti
3. soup - brother of anything with whatever
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ramen <easily dressed up with cheep stuff
macncheese
soup
pasta
pb&j <- toasted for flair
rice
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forgot mac n cheese.....oh ya....

hot dog/rice/ketchup?
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not at sometimes 3-4$ for 2 in a box.
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Corndogs @ Costco don't remember how many they have in a box but it's probably like 50 for $7-8
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SPAM and corned beef in the microwave and some rice also works wonders when you need that "meat in a box" feeling
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Originally Posted by Hatteroo
1. Ramen
2. spaghetti
3. soup - brother of anything with whatever
QFT!

That's how I got through college.
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Fried rice. Rice, eggs, and the cheapest meat you can find. For me, that was usually salami. You can make a TON and it cost nearly nothing.
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Anything that Grocery Outlet sells.
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quaker oats oatmeal (apple cinnamon or variety pack) FTMFW!!!!!!!! 5 bucks for two boxes, 8 packets a box I think..
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I do have a can of spam chillin in my room for the past 3-4mo now. I ment to eat it when the last typhoon was supposed to come by but it never did...weak *** typhoons.
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Anything that Grocery Outlet sells.
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