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Topic	Eating at home is now as expensive if not more than fast food
_Rinku_ 06/04/23 10:27:43 PM #33:	I used to think that, because I hadn't been out to eat in a while, but I've been venturing out a bit and I'm shocked at home expensive everything is. I spent like $12 for a combo at Taco Bell. I used to be able to get an absurd amount of food for $5. PowerOats posted... Ground beef/turkey = 5-6 bucks Noodles = <4 bucks (can be reused) Spaghetti Sauce = 4-6 bucks (can be reused) 15ish bucks = 20 mins to prep/ cook, feeds 4, or 1 person 4 times. I feel like you're overestimating the cost on the noodles and sauce. $1.50 gets a pound of store brand spaghetti. $3 for decent sauce (I'm partial to Newman's Own, myself). Ground beef is hella expensive though. <cite>_Rinku_ posted [p:973931805] in Eating at ... [t:80466703]...</cite> <quote>I used to think that, because I hadn't been out to eat in a while, but I've been venturing out a bit and I'm shocked at home expensive everything is. I spent like $12 for a combo at Taco Bell. I used to be able to get an absurd amount of food for $5.PowerOats posted... </cite><quote>Ground beef/turkey = 5-6 bucksNoodles = <4 bucks (can be reused)Spaghetti Sauce = 4-6 bucks (can be reused)15ish bucks = 20 mins to prep/ cook, feeds 4, or 1 person 4 times.</quote>I feel like you're overestimating the cost on the noodles and sauce. $1.50 gets a pound of store brand spaghetti. $3 for decent sauce (I'm partial to Newman's Own, myself). Ground beef is hella expensive though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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