Struggle Meal Tier List

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Most of us have all been here and one point or another. I can afford actual food now but from time to time I like go back and revisit where it all started. It doesn’t get better than a fried bologna sandwich with crumpled up potato chips inside. And, I love me some struggle pizzza.

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Arroz con salchicha this our struggle meal
( Latinos)

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Shits still pretty fire though & cheap to buy/make LOL
 
As a kid I used to get mad at my parents for buying the Great Value version of cereal and my mom would make this terrible meatloaf every week. I visited this poor kid's house. I saw his brother was just eating a tomato and he would sprinkle garlic seasoning on it.
 
Most of us have all been here and one point or another. I can afford actual food now but from time to time I like go back and revisit where it all started. It doesn’t get better than a fried bologna sandwich with crumpled up potato chips inside. And, I love me some struggle pizzza.

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Is this what a poor menu looks like? Glad I've never eaten here.
 
I wouldn't say that I was ever poor. There are people out there sucking on rocks. But for a good year, the bulk of my calories came from carrots, thousand island dressing and parmesan cheese. I tried a cornflake sandwich one time but couldn't finish it.
 
Spaghetti was my go to. Still enjoy cold spaghetti
 
Never really struggled enough to budget groceries
But I really enjoy 2 poor people meals

Spam, Soy Sauce & White Rice

Ramen Noodle, Eggs and Green Onions

I add corn in both when feeling fancy.
 
Not a struggle meal, but I had an epiphany recently...

If you're making Kraft Mac n Cheese in your 40s, it's because you either have kids... or you're never having kids.
True, but odds are if you're in your 40s you either have kids or you're never having kids
 
The person who made that can fuck off. Are they trying to be funny or something, because they failed. Seriously, how the fuck is eating canned tuna equal to being homeless? Also, shame on you, OP for posting such shite.
 
- 2 boxes of mac and cheese + couple cans of tuna + can of vegetables in an easy one I make. Good for 2 to 4 meals.
- Good one in the morning is the generic pop tarts with peanut butter spread on the flat sides and eaten like a sandwich. Just have a glass of water or juice nearby because it can be tough to swallow.
- Can of potatoes + precooked kielbasa fried up in a pan is another one that’s quick and easy and relatively cheap. Gives you another 2 to 4 meals in a jam.
- Coffee mixed with a swiss miss packet and milk is good for a double dose of caffeine in the morning. Free milk / creamer from a convenience store / coffee shop. Screw the stares from the latte crowd.
- Those leftover sauce packets are always good to mix in with the rice after putting the water in for some cheap flavoring. The leftover salt / msg flavoring pack from the ramen works for this too. I'll do this with expired mustard too, and it always comes out good.
- My fav is small bag of Doritos or corn chips hand crushed in the bottom of the bag. Save the bag and add refried beans and/or meat of your choice plus mashed potatoes and whatever diced veggies you have on hand. Can eat right from the bag with fork, spoon, or spork. It’s called a walking taco I believe.
- Pork shoulder / picnic is usually your cheapest option for good meat around $1 - $1.50 a pound.
- If you’re in dire straits, hang around a corporate convenience store dumpster between 1 – 4am. They trash a lot of good premade stuff around this time that they won’t sell for legal reasons. Doesn't apply to 7 elevens as they reuse / swap out the exp dates. I've seen hot dogs there that stray dogs would probably walk away from.
 
You clearly have never been incarcerated for an extended period of time and it shows.

Then again, I haven't either but I *do* watch a lot of Youtube so that counts right?
 
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I still eat canned tuna im not rich to afford uncanned tuna. I have it once in a while uncanned. When i was young and starting out i would boil the whole bag of potatoes and then have enough for a week.
 
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