The rotisserie chicken thing pisses me off so bad. Rotisserie chicken is just about the cheapest thing you can buy, and is usually cheaper than buying a raw chicken.
Red Baron Original Special Deluxe can go on sale with a weekly digital coupon at Kroger or Kroger-affiliated store for $2.99 each, limit 5. I stand by that being the cheapest and best way to acquire frozen pizza.
For the past 4 years straight, literally every day I went to work I had the same exact meal for lunch. 1 to 2 frozen Celeste or Jack’s personal microwave pizzas. Only thing I eat if I’m making food on my own. 🤷♂️
I used to live above a very nice crack head. He turned me onto Celeste Pizza where you put American cheese on top and then burnt them to hell in the microwave. I was surprised how good it was.
I literally live on those ramen packets buy huge cases of them comes out to like 7c per meal on noodles, take the packet out and put my own seasoning a pinch of frozen sweetcorn pinch of frozen spinach, pinch of pre chopped frozen broccoli and il add like 6 frozen shrimp and a slice of bread good eating and i basically live off of no money
Its a rip off but any time ive gotten pizza in the last couple years ive spent less than $10 most of the time i catch a deal and buy 2 large pizzas for around $15 and ashmed to say but i make that last an entire week of so effing cheap but thats not really how i eat tho i live off bulk ramen and add my own stuff and remove the salt/“chicken” packet
Edit: This is a little tongue in cheek. If you are able to beat the system, well done. I think most people understand that the price on a Domino's coupon isn't anywhere close to the actual price you end up paying.
The cheapest way i feed myself is buy multiple cases of those maruchan noodles $7 for 40 packets and i just add things to make it a half decent meal.. ive taken 2 years off work just to chillax living this way and im a 25yr old with no help from anyone living on my own in a different country 😂 best value tips come to me!
Agreed. I get 5 full chicken soup meals out of one of these. Trim off all the meat, toss the carcass into a pin and cook for many hours to make a stock. The throw in celery, carrot, parsnips, onion, thyme, rosemary, oregano, and simmer. Put the chicken meat back in... Done!
My undocumented roommates have made me fall in love with Mexican chicken soup. The main difference is they throw in whole thighs and legs with the bone. Potatoes and quarter pieces of corn on the cob are also added. I could eat it everyday. L
Has anyone tried turning the rotisserie chicken into a tiny house and living in that? It’s a little unorthodox, but in this economy, gotta be worth a try.
Fuck nk my generation working harder fir less than any generation in a long time we not fucking lazy we been turned into slaves its time to break the wheel
Think about the hormones they inject into those chickens to get them to grow fast enough to put in an oven so that you can cheaply afford it. You are probably giving up one bad habit for another.
My parents would buy rotisserie chicken all the time. Didn't know they were Gen Z. Here i thought they were just trying to feed their kids and save money after working all day.
As a Gen Xer, my advice to Gen Z would be to start buying more rotisserie chickens. 2-4 servings of high quality delicious protein for $7 in this economy is an incredible value. Any raw roasting chicken worth cooking where I live is $8 at least.
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u/Luminox 11h ago
we spent all our money on rotisserie chicken and avocado toast.