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For ramen and eggs, I just crack the egg(s) straight into t... if you need to. 2 mins later you have ramen and poached eggs.
if you want it really runny, crack it into the broth right before you serve.
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put some bread in toaster. apply a lot of butter to toast. ...is ur thing, add some of that. bam. dessert/a delicious snack.
you can mix half a cup of sugar with a tablespoon of cinnamon to make cinnamon sugar, then sprinkle it from a bag or jar as needed. cinnamon toast is so good. cinnamon sugar is also great on appl...
If you like bananas but can’t eat a whole bunch before th...ke like ten minutes. Also you can put chocolate chips in them.
in my experience it really helps to peel the banana peel off before you put them in a freezer bag. then you can use them still-frozen in smoothies, too.
Progresso or Campbell’s chunky soups (or any off brand wi...beef stew types and the chicken noodles are perfect grab food.
you can also put in a cup of rice and some salt if you want to stretch it out
I have a base waffle recipe, 1 cup of milk, 1 cup of flour,...�s only easier if you can’t make food decisions before noon.
this amount of cooking is regular- to high-effort, not low effort.
Throw some chicken in a crockpot (or I guess you could do c...oons to make noodles it’s okay it tastes great by itself too
-This blog is about budgeting time and energy, not money. -There are already plenty of websites for eating well on a tight financial budget, such as No More Ramen, but tips that might save a few dollars often require hours of extra work. -Please think over just how easy your quick tips actually are before you submit them! If the recipe involves pre-heating an oven it isn’t low-effort enough. See also: preparing anything ahead of time, especially the day before. -Any step that requires going outside or talking to people is also pretty iffy. -Recommendations for assistive devices and appliances are welcome.