A filling tasty meal for those with little money!

Get some cheap bread, cut, then put a cheap spread of your choice on it!

Put it on a plate, Yum!

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i guess this is in reference to someone else's poor mans meal thread with the pasta.

I like to add some butter under whatever spread I'll use.

YUM!

S+F for you, great thread.

*sigh*

I guess I'll improve your recipe too.

Soak your cheap bread in an egg, mixed with a little bit of milk and cinnamon.
Fry in oil.
Top with syrup.

Voila! French toast.

Originally posted by joshuaislord
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i guess this is in reference to someone else's poor mans meal thread with the pasta.

I thought exactly the same thing.

Originally posted by b14warrior
Get some cheap bread, cut, the put a cheap spread of your choice on it!

Put it on a plate, Yum!

I do not like S*!T sandwiches thank you very much. Even on a cheap budget ramen is better tasting!

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If you really wanna change things up, substitute bread with a tortilla or a croissant or a hamburger bun!!
Endless possibilities!
S&F!

Dag nabbit!

Now I want French toast.
And I'm trying to lose 10 lbs.

Off to blow my diet......

Yeah go with the cheap ramin then add some filler, scramble an egg mix that in, bacon pieces or a diced up bacon slice bit of soy, sure theres tonne of other stuff you can add to it if you think about it. Use to use this for camping its basic but tastes good

This one is free,providing you already have some of the ingredients and they are in season....

In the first part of this series, I talked about some of the incredible cost and health benefits of eating dandelions as well as how to harvest various components of this common weed including dandelion leaves, greens, flowers, and roots. In this next post, I want to cover how to cook dandelions, and go over some of my favorite recipes. Most of these recipes are virtually free when it comes to expenses, especially given the fact that dandelions grow wild in many of our backyards, and for those of us who don’t have dandelions growing, they are inexpensive to harvest.

www.moneycrashers.com...

Neighbors appreciate you weeding they're lawns and gardens.

Originally posted by kaoticf8
Yeah go with the cheap ramin then add some filler, scramble an egg mix that in, bacon pieces or a diced up bacon slice bit of soy, sure theres tonne of other stuff you can add to it if you think about it. Use to use this for camping its basic but tastes good

Broccoli goes REALLY well boiled into ramen noodles.

Save your potato pealings. Fry them in a little olive oil then drain and place on a baking tray. Grill until crisp. Look for anything at all in the home that is cheese. Blocks, spread, whatever to melt over. Serves one. Bon appetit!

It's called a "sandwich" isn't it?

Here's a nice one to try, peanut butter & tomato sauce. I think some call it ketchup!! Yummy

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Sarcastic little jokes aside I eat every dandelion that I get in my garden, light fried in light batter with other homegrown tempura veggies is great!

Originally posted by snowspirit
*sigh*

I guess I'll improve your recipe too.

Soak your cheap bread in an egg, mixed with a little bit of milk and cinnamon.
Fry in oil.
Top with syrup.

Voila! French toast.

Whaaaaat???????

ATS has dropped further in the intelligence stakes!

Learn the art of making stone soup

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It's true. You really can find everything on the Internet.

I did mine in a cast iron frying pan. It was tasty.

Party in My Tummy

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"Party in my tummy" is great, but I'm more partial to "Don't bite your friends."