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“cook at home” is a solution to grocery prices? WTF are you going to cook?
The rich.
People keep saying we should eat the rich, but they’d probably taste awful.
They’re probably only good for stewing. With lot’s of herbs and spices. Billionaire Gumbo!
I don’t know. Fatty things taste good, just look at deep fried anything. I suppose the cocaine and other drugs might add to a wild ride though.
They’re so full of preservatives they’d probably have a good shelf life as well.
For anyone struggling with food prices, first, I empathize. I’ve been there. It fucking sucks. Second, when desperate, I put together a plan much like the following, and it helped me get through some hard times.
USA prices 2026-09-16
26 oz salt: $1, 0 calories, 0 protein
200 lb dry beans: $120, 300000 Cal, 20000g protein
200 lb rice: $50, 330000 Cal, 2400g protein
360 tablets multivitamin: $37.50
Annual cost: $208.50 Daily calories: 1726 (suitable for a sedentary person.) Daily protein: 61 g
You can get even higher protein and lower cost if you have access to bulk soybeans. Multiply by whatever values you like to hit your calorie or protein needs.
You don’t have to eat JUST this. But if this is the majority of your meals, you have enough to survive, and in the US, you’ll actually be healthier than most of the people around you.
Where are you getting 200lb rice for $50?
Asian market wholesale, depends on where you are but here it’s around 30$ for 60 lbs
Shout out to multivitamins!
I don’t have any link or anything but a long time ago I heard some college kid tried to live off only ramen for a semester and ended up getting scurvy lol
I would not want to share a bathroom with them
instant noodles with a side of disappointment?
Buy beans and fart your tears away.
I think you’re missing the point. Cooking at home involves buying groceries, which triggers the concern about grocery prices.