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kraft dinner with ketchup....ummm
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Ramen noodles 10 for a buck at the dollar store.
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Edited by
2KidsMom
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Thu 01/29/09 11:04 AM
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  Disagree.kraft and ketchup.Maybe tacos for me -cheap eating.
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Disagree.kraft and ketchup.
it was inevitable...but is it a deal breaker? |
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got you all beat...left overs from my moms house...lol..Gosh that woman can cook....
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kraft dinner with ketchup....ummm I like kraft cheesy pasta, but i add an italian kick to make it more interesting! Loadsa garlic italian seasoning, and grated cheese on top....mmmmm |
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Campbell Clam Chowder soup $1.50 Wal*mart...mmm!
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homemade lasagna, pizza, casseroles, chili, and soups...
bake my own bread (at times), cakes, pies, cookies all from scratch... not big on canned foods, too much sodium for me... |
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kraft dinner with ketchup....ummm If you want economical...then you need to get the mac n cheese 3/$1 at the Dollar Store like the rest of us po' folk... 
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water soup
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I like the kraft just not with ketchup on it.lol
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whatever the local restaurant is serving that is for me...hate cooking even boiling water...
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Edited by
papersmile
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Thu 01/29/09 11:11 AM
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kraft dinner with ketchup....ummm
~~~ make a big pot of minestrone, or some other soup, and freeze into individual zip-lock baggies. defrost, add a bit of rice, pasta or nothing at all. a quick, nutritious and cheap meal. |
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Home cooking here,The old way's of cookin...Make it last,I think
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Go for the Mad Dog,the street folk know!
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thank god for the dollar store,mac n cheese,ramen noodles.I lived on that crap before I moved back home with my family
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Nah , if it ever got that bad I have a ton of friends, I'm always passing on dinner invites with them, but if need be no problem.
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As long as I don't have to I will not go the thrifty way when it comes to food.
 If it is only a filler and nothing else then I might.
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Edited by
TheOnceGreat
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Thu 01/29/09 12:26 PM
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As long as I don't have to I will not go the thrifty way when it comes to food. If it is only a filler and nothing else then I might.
I have a freezer and refrigerator full of food, but cooking for one is just a pain in the backside most of the time, so I end up with frozen pizza or something like that. I do have fresh oranges and grapefruit off of my trees this time of year though. 
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homemade chili, baked potatoes w/ chili, homemade spaghetti, tuna-pasta salad, beenie-weenies, soup-n-sandwich...all homemade, cheap and better than fast food. if you do it right, better than restaurants.
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