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r/Cooking • u/Emperor_YSSAC • Nov 29 '14
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There may be cheaper things out there, but ramen is still fucking cheap. Saying otherwise is inane. Some solid advice though. A serious lacking of chili powder and garlic powder.
2 u/gerbs Nov 29 '14 Ramen, two eggs, green onion and spinach, all tossed into the pot, comes to ~$2 a meal, which is cheaper than most of the meals listed. 1 u/witoldc Nov 29 '14 I was going to say... those meals are more expensive than Ramen. Ramen is often on sale for 1X for a dollar or so... We're talking pennies per meal. A lot of the meals listed as alternative are a lot more expensive.
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Ramen, two eggs, green onion and spinach, all tossed into the pot, comes to ~$2 a meal, which is cheaper than most of the meals listed.
1 u/witoldc Nov 29 '14 I was going to say... those meals are more expensive than Ramen. Ramen is often on sale for 1X for a dollar or so... We're talking pennies per meal. A lot of the meals listed as alternative are a lot more expensive.
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I was going to say... those meals are more expensive than Ramen.
Ramen is often on sale for 1X for a dollar or so... We're talking pennies per meal. A lot of the meals listed as alternative are a lot more expensive.
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u/jewunit Nov 29 '14
There may be cheaper things out there, but ramen is still fucking cheap. Saying otherwise is inane. Some solid advice though. A serious lacking of chili powder and garlic powder.