Cheapest and Healthiest Food Diet

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In summary: These are the other stoves I was mentioning, probably better for actual cooking. You'd be surprise how long one canister will last too, for number of...pot...stoves you have.
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Louise M said:
If you like cheese, then stuffing bell peppers with just about anything and adding shredded cheese on top is both nutritious and cheap (depending on what you stuff it with)
I'm pretty fond of hamburg/bread stuffing (like a seasoned meatball) topped with tomato sauce and cheese.

I would consider stuffing bell peppers with chopped tomatoes, basil and dill (all fresh from the garden) with melted cheese topping.
 
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Isn't he going to be living out of his car?
 
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As far as I'm aware, yes. And with $1000 to last 6/7 months.
 
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jarednjames said:
As far as I'm aware, yes. And with $1000 to last 6/7 months.

If that was only for food, it wouldn't be a problem -- that's over $4/day. (I was able to do a month on ~$1.10 per day for food fairly recently.) But covering everything the OP will need, not just food... that's going to be tough.
 
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CRGreathouse said:
(I was able to do a month on ~$1.10 per day for food fairly recently.)
Pray, tell?
 
  • #41
Gokul43201 said:
Pray, tell?
That's eleven 2 serving packages of ramen noodles, they're 10 cents a package. Zero nutritional value though, but high calorie.
 

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