Is there nothing in this house to eat?

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The discussion revolves around improvising meals from limited pantry supplies, highlighting various creative and unusual food combinations. Many participants share their experiences with quick and unconventional meals, such as ramen noodles, spaghetti sandwiches, and even raw ramen eaten straight from the package. Some mention the efficiency of cooking methods, like using one pot to minimize cleanup. Others share humorous anecdotes about their worst food experiences, including artificial crab meat and bizarre combinations like white rice with ketchup. The conversation also touches on the nostalgia of simple meals during tough times, such as tomato sandwiches and tuna mixed with canned spaghetti. Participants express a mix of humor and practicality in their culinary improvisations, emphasizing the resourcefulness required when faced with empty cupboards.
  • #61
merak said:
a jam sandwich...(where you jam two slices of bread togeather)
clever! :smile:
 
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brewnog said:
Alongside Spam-Fried Rice, there are a few other legendary staples which are consumed in my dirty student house:

- Tuna-in-a-bowl
- Rice, Cheese and Marmite
- Egg in a Cup
- Soup and Cheese
- Butter-fried flour/water mix
- Brown Sauce Sandwiches

and the ultimate:
- All Day Breakfast in a Can.


I'd be happy to respond to requests for recipes...

I need, the rice cheese and marmite recipie, butter fried flour/water mix, brown sauce sandwiches, and because you made it sound so delicious, all day breakfast in a can. :-p
 

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