You seem to forget this one is use to pre-culled food. Teaching it to cull at this stage in development might actually be detrimental to its welfare as he may accidentally undercooked things often. (Jokes)
why are people so against ordering food its like a (at least where I live) cultural bias against ordering food its like if you don't cook food and boil you thumb which actually happened to me (btw don't stirr spaghetti with a short spoon the water will come up and it is very painful) then you are automatically lazy even if you have shit to do and don't have time to be cooking all the time and tending to burns and stuff not evey one has time to go get a bandage because they are bad at making spaghetti
@@theperfectbotsteve4916 Sorry but, if your bad at making spaghetti, that's straight up bad at cooking in general. Like anything. You can't pretend your good at cooking decent meals when you can't do something that's so simple and basic lol. My ex was a prime example. I've seen someone bad at cooking pasta. Even with the dish is not pasta its still not up to standards. It may taste fine to you, Only because at that point your used to it. Try cooking for friends or family sometime and ask them their honest opinions. Because opinions help you become a better cook!... Well... Possibly.. I would say it depends on the person.
@@LuckyImp exactly which is why I order food and have no friends edit it's not that the pasta itself is bad its just noodles and sauce but I can't seem to get through the process without receiving some form of injury be it physical or emotional
I can confirm that meals cost about 2-5 per meal if you cook at home regularly. The most expensive meals I make might be 10-15 but that's enough to serve like 6 people. If the price of raw ingredients is high how do you think you're not spending more to have it cooked and prepared for you? You can get plenty of ingredients in bulk as a single guy, use your freezer... Cheese lasts forever in the fridge, so do eggs, so do the shells...meat you freeze it and put it in the fridge a couple nights before you'll cook it. A large bag of rice can be a part of hundreds of meals and costs $15
The thing about Mexican Coca-Cola is that the Mexican cola sold in the US is now actually different than the Coca-Cola made in Mexico for the Mexican market. You see, the Coca-Cola Company originally imported the Mexican-produced sugar cane version into the US primarily to sell it to Mexican immigrants who grew up with that formula. It was first sold in Latino markets and bodegas, but it's popularity grew among non-Latinos once they've learned about its existence. In 2013, a Mexican Coca-Cola bottler announced it would stop using cane sugar in favor of glucose-fructose syrup. So Coca-Cola made for Mexicans is just like the American version, but "Mexican Coke" sold in the US is still made with sugar cane as a "Coca-Cola Nostalgia" product.
I just took a look and my family of 5 spends on average $700 per month on groceries over the last 12 months. It would be way more if we did door dash for most meals. I know our situations are way different, but if you wanted to you definitely could save money on food.
My favorite part is that we’re the internet and you don’t have to justify yourself to us, but you chose to make a whole PowerPoint, proving that we got into your head about it. This whole thing is hilarious. Also I’m totally unsure how the cost of a personal chef compares to this, but that sounds like it could resolve a lot of the issues of cleanliness and nutrition.
its sad .. also him saying hes not smart enough to cook ._. like wtf He took care of reptiles for about an decade but cant keep himself alive or what LMAO
Thanks for giving me flashbacks with that image of the Grubhub commercial at the beginning. That commercial....is something to say the least. Like how did the father not only dance with a chicken sandwich, but with precision take an enormous bite from it without losing a single tender? How did the milkshake lady get on a knee, slurps it with a half-closed mouth, and it all works? *ARE THEY EVEN HUMAN?!* All that aside, I know people judge you for buying too much DoorDash and not cooking, but I say...it's YOUR hard-earned money, not THEIRS, do what YOU want! If you found something that works for your lifestyle, good for you! YOU DO YOU!
It seems to me that, for your specific needs, food delivery is the best option. THAT said, I'd look into ordering from the restaurants directly, if possible. I've found a huge difference in food price and fees, especially with local places, between DoorDash and the restaurant itself.
okay but i think ive finally found someone who hates eating as much as me. it is such a chore, i dont care that some food tastes good, i would love to never have to think about it because it is so time consuming. remembering to eat meals? trying to get variety in there? trying to get calorie count for the day and feeling crappy all day when you forget to eat? its so annoying. I basically eat the same thing every day and its fine by me
It's really interesting to hear people say that because I'm the opposite. Like some people get tingles from ASMR, I get those and even goosebumps when eating especially good food. This lead me to develop comfort eating as a coping mechanism for depression and gained over a 100lbs because of it. I think there should be more studies on that difference in people along with weight gain and eating disorders.
Jeez, I really admire your honesty. We all have our weaknesses and if cooking is something that you just never learn, I mean, it's not the worst thing in the world. But make sure someone in your living situation can because you'll never know when you'll need that skill.
You know we all need a colab with Caleb❤❤Also side note question, only cooking for one? 😢 it’s none of anyone business, but wtf did Allison walk when you went broke.
I love that you did a power point presentation about this xD after learning all this, I'm just happy you eat food. And I'm glad you still manage to cook a little bit sometimes. I would also suggest getting a splatter screen for your frying pan, it's way more chill.
You've peeked my curiosity 😂 what prey tell is a splatter screen. I know that question is redundant. I guess it explains itself. I'll see myself to google now. 😂
Who has failed our boy in teaching him to cook cheap homemade meals 🙈 I've never ordered delivery, it's not really a thing here and the amounts of money spent here are blowing my mind 😂
OMG, I've felt so bad recently because I think I spend so freaking much on food every month due to 1. rise in grocery prices 2. buing mealkits instead of groceries 3. buing fast food, buuut when I see GoHerpings monthly cost I feel maybe I shouldn't be so hard on myself haha.
I thought a similar way. Now I feed both my wife and I good meals everyday for around half of your budget with grocery shopping. Time is a big factor, but if you prep you can cook a few times a week. If you spend 8 extra hours cooking and cleaning a week, but save $350 you paid yourself $43.75 an hour to cook for yourself.
I really like the fact of how honest you are about your food and money, and at this point who cares what you spend your money on as it is your money and you can spend it on whatever you like. But I will say I highly recommend you take a food handlers course, because your playing Russian Roulette with spoiled food. Or you can just keep doing what your doing, and just make more videos about how you keep getting food poisoning.
You did a presentation, as a mom I'm impressed 🤣 I would still send you blogs on how to meal prep and plan, but this is impressive. Still, 750 on 1 person a month for food is a lot.
You can spend your money on whatever you want it's none of our business, just don't complain about not having enough money when you're spending $750 on door dash.
people who say cooking at home is too expensive and time consuming are people who are cooking the wrong meals for their family size and lifestyles. you've been spoiled by having every option available at your fingertips, that's not a normal experience. i'm chronically ill, live alone, only have so much time, money, and energy to make food and clean up, and can't leave my home more than once a month to buy ingredients. if i lived by your logic, i would be destitute in a matter of weeks lol
Same, I spend 200-250 euro's a month on food, for me that looks like 3 healthy dinners a week, 2-3 sandwiches every day and alternating some random food/snacks (muesli bars, bananas, crackers, can of soup, instant noodles). 750 dollars translates to pretty much the same amount on euro's, he is spending literally 200 more than my rent just on delivery food..
This is hilarious, I love this :joy: I felt "Nobody else in the group helped please give them Fs" on a spiritual level Actual suggestion though: I have a friend who is exactly the same as you about food (wishes eating just...wasnt a requirement). He's quite handy, and trades favours/small work for batches of home cooked meals from people who ARE good cooks, and stores it in a big freezer downstairs. He only uses the microwave, and the stove was an extension of the countertop, lol
Potato +microwave then top with cheese. TaDah 🎉. 60 seconds prep time, 30 seconds cleanup time. Loads of calories n cheap. Carbs, vitamins, fats n protein. Alt milk+microwave heat till boiling then nutella on spoon mixed in. 30 second prep time, loadsa calories. Bit boring after awhile but u said u dont care about eating, the items used keep for ages, can be used in small quantities as needed so no waste. So easy
Do whatever you want... I didn't comment anything on the other video BUT you could cook for yourself and freeze it. Freeze it in smaller portions. Uou can freeze tacos. You can actually freeze many many many things. Do you. Spend your money how you want. Just some advice.
Also, as someone who works at Starbucks - I’ll make sure to tell the animals how much we love them the next time our order of hundreds of litres of milk comes in 😂 truthfully I can only afford drinking Starbucks so much since I work there; we have customers who come in multiple times a day for a $7-9 drink each time and it’s wild.
By the time you got to the spoiled beef I was head in hands horrified. A good compromise if it's available in your area is to just order your groceries for delivery. Then you can shop at night and place the order for whichever day you choose. Plus it's easier to compare prices online than it is in-store. I too hate to eat but need to gain weight, so I tend to buy a lot of canned beans, canned meat like chicken or tuna, smoked salmon, deli meats, and smoked or precooked sausages for protein, and usually just resort to frozen veggies or more shelf-stable ones like squash, brussels sprouts, tomaters, ptaters etc. Hard block cheeses you have to cut or shred yourself last longer, they taste way better, plus you can just bite into a block of cheese whenever you want to feel like a poor peasant child. Most of the time im eating snacks or pre-prepared foods with Ensures, but when I do cook it's usually chilis and curries, cause it's tasty and you only need one pot and meat is an accessory, not a necessity. I end up cooking raw meat once every few months now. Paper dishes and plastic utensils.
Clearly, I need to be your cyber Mom. Why don't you drink a weightlifter shake every morning and as a snack at night. Put the powder in the blender and add some peanut butter and half an avocado (you won't taste it) and a banana, then blend with some ice and milk or ice cream. And force yourself to eat a meal in between (or two, if you can). You'll gain weight and also get a crap ton of vitamins that way. As for cooking... don't keep meat in the fridge for more than 3 days - throw it away after that. Never defrost meat and refreeze it - once defrosted, you have to eat it within 3 days. Also, cook everything thoroughly. Smell milk before you drink it if it's more than 5 days old -- it lasts longer, usually, but you want to be sure as you don't know how long it sat in the store. Eggs should last about a month. You can buy a cooking thermometer that you stick into meat and it reads the temp inside. You can Google what temp it should be to eat safely (I think chicken is like 165 degrees, 145 for pork and beef). Cheese IF REFRIGERATED is safe for 1 - 4 weeks... the harder the cheese (like parmesan) the longer it lasts (4 weeks), and the softer (like mozzarella) the shorter (1 week). Google what temp your fridge and freezer should be and set the thermostat accordingly. You can lower it a little in winter and raise it in the summer. I hope this helps :)
I really don't like cooking and meal planning, so I can understand your position on this. I tried a couple of meal kit services and while it helps a lot with coming up with meals and with food waste, it's pricey and I still just really don't like to cook. I wish there were lots of healthy places to doordash from.
Recently we've been using chefs plate. It's my husband and I, our small child, my father in law and mother in law. So we get 4 people+1 @ 3-4 meals a week and they are full plates we often have leftovers. I'd say it's probably $170-$200 and that's Canadian if that matters.
Yeah I feel you on wishing I didn't have to eat, I personally haven't felt hunger in over 3 years and that was through my pregnancy with my daughter as well. I 100% forget to eat and it's hard to force yourself to eat most of the time. I've tried to be better about it by making something for myself whenever I feed my daughter but I call it a win if I eat one solid meal a day.
When you cook you need to label your leftovers and toss them after 4 days or if there is a bad smell. If you cook try to cook small portions do you won't have leftovers or will have only one meal worth of leftovers. When you have leftovers it's best to have a rule that you are going to eat that food tomorrow. Another thing is if you hate eating and hate cooking...don't make it complicated! You can have yogurt for lunch, no cooking required just buy it at a grocery store. You can have cereal and milk for breakfast, or toast and PB, or a simple sandwich. You can use your oven to make really easy dinners, just buy meat cover with spices and throw that into an oven (look up for how long online and temps). They sell bags of frozen vegetables already pre seasoned and pre oiled to be baked as well. They even sell pre mixed dinner bags of frozen pasta, vegetables, and chicken where the only thing you do is open the bag and pour some out into a pan to cook it. You don't need to be a chef or cook everything from scratch to eat at home. You can rely on food that's mostly already ready to eat or ready to cook with minimal prep.
Hey GoHerping! Long time subscriber, first time commenting. You seem to “Get” what a lot of people don’t when it comes to this subject. I’m much older than You and I’ve dealt with the same problems with food my whole adult life.I only wish I could just eat the money. My old man advice to You is Don’t STRESS….Stress is THE killer. Don’t believe? Just take a quick look at photos of past Presidents before and after they took office. Hah! Spend your time wisely, honing Your skills, get plenty of rest and order take out so You will eat. It is extremely important to fuel your body and mind. Don’t waste time or money on groceries You know are gonna go to waste. Get a few things you know You will eat and drink. You are very intelligent, creative and interesting. You have and will continue to do great things so, don’t stress it. You are very resourceful, which was the first thing that impressed Me into subscribing way back in the day when You were just a kid into reptiles. Concentrate on your passion. You earn your money, You are an American, You are born with the right to spend Your money any way You see fit. Be Happy! ✌️
How has nobody mentioned the part where hes cracking up about MrSuckYaToes and having to walk off screen?!? I don't know how many times i replayed that part dying laughing lol
i have a social economics presentation tomorrow, and this video made me remember how much more miserable others can be at presenting than me, thank you for the confidence boost
Please do take a cooking class. I am poor and calculated my meal costs often. A home meal can cost 2$-5$ depending on how conscious you are. Look into meals you can freeze and/or keeps well and that you can reheat in the microwave.
several months ago, I started labeling things in my fridge with the date they were made/opened. that's made a huge difference for me with food safety, bc i don't have to try and guess which pasta sauce is the old gross one yknow keep a sharpie in the kitchen for labeling cans and such, and some other kinda label system (maybe dry erase marker?) for cooked food so u don't ruin the containers. eta; idk about ur area, but in my area (in a city), dominos (like through their app or webside not doordash) is actually cheaper than anything i can get on doordash as far as calories go; i used two coupons yesterday so 2 medium pizzas, a pasta bowl, and a cheesy bread was only like 40 bucks before the tip. immediately after ordering that, i got an email thanking me for my order and giving me yet another code for a free medium 2 topping pizza. maybe dominos could help u pack on some calories?
Okay after this video you need more then a cooking class, you need a class on how to store food 😅 I always google that kind of stuff if I’m unsure and never gotten sick !!
(I get this is mostly a joke & you're self aware)As an ADHD person... Alex, honey, you likely have ADHD & you should look into getting treatment for some relief. ADHD folks hate eating and cooking. What you're describing is executive dysfunction issues. Believe me, I went 2 years living on Doordash. I feel you on Chipotle. How do you feel about leftovers? I'd pickup more Chipotle and eat leftovers so you don't have to drive more. I hate cooking & I'm autistic with ADHD so I entirely feel you. But you can buy awesome frozen foods that are quick and awesome. Especially Chinese food from Trader Joe's. Keep in mind being skinny doesn't mean you're healthy, and you can have fatty liver/type 2 diabetes when you're skinny. Not trying to scare you but I used to be you, and I'm feeling so much better with just some minor lifestyle changes that are ADHD friendly. Take care!
You like veggies, throw some broccoli on those cheesy bacon potatoes too! I like eating but absolutely hate the prep, cleanup and planning/time allotment of cooking meals too. I usually eat 1 big meal a day- one small breakfast just so something is in my stomach with coffee so I dont give myself diarrhea from straight espresso on an empty stomach and an early dinner where I cram as many calories and try to hit as many food groups as possible. I eat mcdonalds breakfast a few times a week and am losing noticable weight. People ask my secrets and get mad that the answer is fastfood.
If you ever want to learn how to cook, meal kits like Hellofresh can be pretty useful. I work as a cook and even I learn something new whenever i order one. Just put the meat in the freezer as soon as you get it and defrost them the morning that you are planning to use them to keep them fresh.
Great presentation! Very entertaining!! You can do whatever you want. Don't let nasty comments affect you. You do what you feel is best for you and don't worry about what anyone else thinks ❤
I wish I could stop thinking about how much I spend on food. Ahhhh! Spend your money the way you want. Everything is expensive. I still think cooking is cheaper but hey not everyone knows or likes to cook. I think the biggest waste is when you go grocery shopping and you let that food rot and then you get door dash on top of the food you let rot. The cheapest thing is think of a jar of spices and soy sauce. Those are good for several meals. I keep a lot of sauces and spices stocked up and then when I go grocery shopping I just buy meat and veggies and then make a meal with all the spices and liquid flavors (soy sauce, vinegar, balsamic vinegar, half and half, Worcestershire sauce etc.) I don't know if you have an executive functioning disorder (I do) so sometimes cooking and grocery shopping is hard and you have to find your own way that works. My way doesn't work for everyone. Maybe you can door dash and keep stuff for sandwiches or frozen meals. But you are probably getting so much/too much advice anyways. Don't sweat the door dash. Life is busy and hard and you probably spend more on gadgets and car stuff (just a baseless assumption). Also, not to shame anyone for not cooking but it does get on my nerves when people claim cooking is more expensive. I literally just went grocery shopping. Usually I do just buy random meats and veggies but today I had more time to think of a recipe so I bought stuff specifically for some gnocchi ($1.69 at Aldi)I had in the pantry. Chicken breast ($8.06 2 breast), kale ($1.67), cooking wine ($2.99 for a 12.07 oz bottle can be used for many more meals), half and half ($1.99), fresh thyme ($1.79), shallots ($3.79 for two small shallots, wowie should have just bought onions). All together that is $21.68. I didn't take into consideration about how much of white wine I'll use or the half and half. But my spouse and I will have that for dinner and then I'll have it for lunch. I rotate my leftovers for lunch or freeze them. But again not trying to shame people. I understand this doesn't work for everyone. I get it, because brains is all different but I wanted to show the break down from my food madness. Buy stuff you'll eat and don't let it go bad and don't waste food. That's probably the best advice. Wow, I'm sorry I wrote you a book. Finances and groceries have been something I've been thinking of a lot after I needed to rethink our budget.
No need to justify your purchases to people online, I guess the major reason why people are invested is because you said you're hurting financially but there's more of us in the same situation then not. And there's a reason why we're all here, a mixture of bad personal purchases and the economy. There doesn't always need to be a grander plan to be rich when you're old, a healthy alternative approach is just to take every day of life one day at a time, and sometimes that means just giving in to the short term pleasures like ordering food or taking an Uber ride home after a terrible shift.
I don't know if this video is a sarcastic joke but it's funny lol. Freezing food will help u cook in bulk and also help on expiration and u can cook all at once so Ur set for weeks at a time if Ur worried about cost, time, expired food, and saving with bulk items. Or even dry freezing if your into that kind of thing.
Cooking is clearly hazardous, but what are the long term health costs of eating fast food everyday? How about Factor75, Cook Unity, or Fresh n Lean fresh meal delivery?
Ok Alex, I understand not wanting to cook but it might be good idea just to try it for a bit and compare the bills. I know you like testing things out so maybe do a week of groceries and a normal week and see which one is better. Another thing to consider would be. Are your chickens laying eggs? If they are that’s an awesome protein source especially with the way egg prices are rn. Bread is fairly cheap and cheese can be stretched for at least a week. BOOM egg and cheese sammies. There are other things that you can make as well that won’t cost very much. Example: frozen chicken nuggets. Where I am it’s literally $10 a bag and it wouldn’t be hard to make that stretch for a few days. If you really break it down a $3 for a meal I s actually a lot of food. A whole package of ham is $4 and I doubt anyone would eat an entire package of ham in one meal.
I mean he def has a problem.😂 How Can he Think that savning on Home cooked Meals are a Lie its literally what everyone says and all agree on.😊 Paying 10 dollars for food 3 times a day dosent sound good for the pocket😢
Just get a rice cooker and bulk buy rice of different variety. When depression hits, i find i am still able to throw rice and water in and press a switch and get perfectly cooked rice every time. Then you can add steamed vegetables or grilled chicken. Very easy and time efficient.
I completely get how you feel about eating food. I'm the same way, I would forget to eat at times. The longest time I've went without feeling hungry at all was 3 days. I'm super skinny and can't afford to not have enough calories per day. One way I've combat the low appetite and need for more calories a day is by drinking a weight gaining powder called serious mass every day.
Bag of 7 Avacados for $7 plus sliced bread of 24 slices for $5 is $1.20 per meal of avacado on toast. Could add some lemon juice and tomatos on there too. (New Zealand dollars). I hate eating too, so I snack on high protein roasted nuts, 500g bag for $16 lasts me for 4 weeks is $4 per week. I also regulary drink Milo, high protein powder for hot chocolate. If your looking for ingredients with a long shelf life, frozen vegetables and brown onions, chuck them into a frying pan and make an Omelette, maybe serve with toast, is under $2 per meal especially if you have chickens. Side note stop buying potentially hazardous until you have weekly meal plans. Cooking and washing up does take an hour out of my day but i find peace in it. Put some music or a podcast on and enjoy the process. From a poor student living off of toast, pasta, omelettes, air fried chips, lentil curries and rice.
I honestly do the same except I just get family meals that'll last me for a week or two, I hate cooking and I don't have much motivation to actually prepare any of it myself. So I use doordash alot myself and it's affordable
Yep if all you'd buy to make tacos is beef, cheese and lettuce, you really gotta order doordash cause you can't put a cheese burger in a tortilla and call it a taco that's what you're not gonna do
believe it or not taco bell is actually pushing healthy foods, it's very health conscious and is actually currently the most healthy fast food restaurant.
Someone help please so my gecko is pretty old but his tail has shrunk so much that it is supppppperrr skinny and he is not eating at all, is he dying??
bro, when people say cook they dont mean get processed, boxed foods. You get a bunch of easy cook items. Frozen veggies, frozen fruits, use a slow cooker for your meats (set it and forget it) you can cook in bulk and then freeze it. 15 dollars is not a lot for doordash but if youre going to a meat market, youd be surprised how much good lean protein you can get for that amount of money. You get faster at cooking, and clean as you go. As for the poisoning, invest in a thermometer and unfortunately you will have to have some learning lessons. Pick better cheese, produce, check exp dates, and always be on top of what foods are going to spoil and whats going to be good a little longer. cooking is ingrained in me as a kid, i love it. it might not be for everyone, but if youre trying to gain weight you must cook. dont think about tacos think meats and styles they can be cooked (taco meat on tortilla and rice, taco meat salad, taco meat sandwich)
My guy, you don’t need to explain. You own a Tesla, are paying off a mortgage and make what you need as you go(same as me) minus the Tesla and mortgage 😂😢 I mean on Amazon, DoorDash and Uber etc You will do just fine
I have a suggestion buy yourself a crockpot and make recipes that you can cook in the crockpot you put the meat in it cook overnight and then add vegetables and cook till lunch time or dinner timethey you have food for days and at most the cleanup is the crockpot, a cutting boad and a knife and whatever dish you eat out of
You will 100% save alot of money lets say you spend 100 a week on takeout you take that 100 buy a nice sized roast and a bag of potatoes,carrots,celery ect and you will still have 40+ dollars left over and that will feed you for a week
You should compare a month of only door dash to a month of only groceries
He would still buy groceries off door dash , so that would be pointless
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He might die if he had to cook for himself for a month
You seem to forget this one is use to pre-culled food. Teaching it to cull at this stage in development might actually be detrimental to its welfare as he may accidentally undercooked things often.
(Jokes)
Let the man have his door dash, he did a whole presentation
why are people so against ordering food its like a (at least where I live) cultural bias against ordering food its like if you don't cook food and boil you thumb which actually happened to me (btw don't stirr spaghetti with a short spoon the water will come up and it is very painful) then you are automatically lazy even if you have shit to do and don't have time to be cooking all the time and tending to burns and stuff not evey one has time to go get a bandage because they are bad at making spaghetti
@@theperfectbotsteve4916 Sorry but, if your bad at making spaghetti, that's straight up bad at cooking in general. Like anything. You can't pretend your good at cooking decent meals when you can't do something that's so simple and basic lol. My ex was a prime example. I've seen someone bad at cooking pasta. Even with the dish is not pasta its still not up to standards. It may taste fine to you, Only because at that point your used to it. Try cooking for friends or family sometime and ask them their honest opinions. Because opinions help you become a better cook!... Well... Possibly.. I would say it depends on the person.
@@LuckyImp exactly which is why I order food and have no friends
edit it's not that the pasta itself is bad its just noodles and sauce but I can't seem to get through the process without receiving some form of injury be it physical or emotional
Absolute masterpiece, A- Points were docked for lack of cats.
This is giving me flashbacks to my high-school presentation, I really tried to make a point with a messy ass slideshow. This was fun to watch 🤣🤣
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I can confirm that meals cost about 2-5 per meal if you cook at home regularly. The most expensive meals I make might be 10-15 but that's enough to serve like 6 people.
If the price of raw ingredients is high how do you think you're not spending more to have it cooked and prepared for you?
You can get plenty of ingredients in bulk as a single guy, use your freezer...
Cheese lasts forever in the fridge, so do eggs, so do the shells...meat you freeze it and put it in the fridge a couple nights before you'll cook it.
A large bag of rice can be a part of hundreds of meals and costs $15
literally what i said lol
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Soooo basically....you don't check to see if your food is in date and edible before eating it?
He also didn't cook things all the way
Have you seen his cooking video?
Man needs to check the expiration date + get a food thermometer fr
The thing about Mexican Coca-Cola is that the Mexican cola sold in the US is now actually different than the Coca-Cola made in Mexico for the Mexican market. You see, the Coca-Cola Company originally imported the Mexican-produced sugar cane version into the US primarily to sell it to Mexican immigrants who grew up with that formula. It was first sold in Latino markets and bodegas, but it's popularity grew among non-Latinos once they've learned about its existence. In 2013, a Mexican Coca-Cola bottler announced it would stop using cane sugar in favor of glucose-fructose syrup. So Coca-Cola made for Mexicans is just like the American version, but "Mexican Coke" sold in the US is still made with sugar cane as a "Coca-Cola Nostalgia" product.
That’s very fascinating. Thanks for the cool tidbit, Kim Jong-un!
I just took a look and my family of 5 spends on average $700 per month on groceries over the last 12 months. It would be way more if we did door dash for most meals. I know our situations are way different, but if you wanted to you definitely could save money on food.
My favorite part is that we’re the internet and you don’t have to justify yourself to us, but you chose to make a whole PowerPoint, proving that we got into your head about it. This whole thing is hilarious.
Also I’m totally unsure how the cost of a personal chef compares to this, but that sounds like it could resolve a lot of the issues of cleanliness and nutrition.
its sad .. also him saying hes not smart enough to cook ._. like wtf
He took care of reptiles for about an decade but cant keep himself alive or what LMAO
Thanks for giving me flashbacks with that image of the Grubhub commercial at the beginning. That commercial....is something to say the least. Like how did the father not only dance with a chicken sandwich, but with precision take an enormous bite from it without losing a single tender? How did the milkshake lady get on a knee, slurps it with a half-closed mouth, and it all works? *ARE THEY EVEN HUMAN?!*
All that aside, I know people judge you for buying too much DoorDash and not cooking, but I say...it's YOUR hard-earned money, not THEIRS, do what YOU want! If you found something that works for your lifestyle, good for you! YOU DO YOU!
The gagging while he talked about eating spoiled food made me laugh harder than I should have.
This is the same energy as me putting together a slideshow to show my parents in 2005 because I wanted to get facial piercings at 13 😂😂
It seems to me that, for your specific needs, food delivery is the best option. THAT said, I'd look into ordering from the restaurants directly, if possible. I've found a huge difference in food price and fees, especially with local places, between DoorDash and the restaurant itself.
okay but i think ive finally found someone who hates eating as much as me. it is such a chore, i dont care that some food tastes good, i would love to never have to think about it because it is so time consuming. remembering to eat meals? trying to get variety in there? trying to get calorie count for the day and feeling crappy all day when you forget to eat? its so annoying. I basically eat the same thing every day and its fine by me
It's really interesting to hear people say that because I'm the opposite. Like some people get tingles from ASMR, I get those and even goosebumps when eating especially good food.
This lead me to develop comfort eating as a coping mechanism for depression and gained over a 100lbs because of it.
I think there should be more studies on that difference in people along with weight gain and eating disorders.
@@Dekubud his lack of dopamine makes food not taste good. Yours makes you want to eat to get dopamine. Just no winning in this life huh?
anti eating eating club
Jeez, I really admire your honesty. We all have our weaknesses and if cooking is something that you just never learn, I mean, it's not the worst thing in the world. But make sure someone in your living situation can because you'll never know when you'll need that skill.
This content reminds me of OG youtube.
:D
Would love a GoHerping x Caleb Hammer collab just saying
You know we all need a colab with Caleb❤❤Also side note question, only cooking for one? 😢 it’s none of anyone business, but wtf did Allison walk when you went broke.
adressing the "call-outs" is next level.
I love that you did a power point presentation about this xD after learning all this, I'm just happy you eat food.
And I'm glad you still manage to cook a little bit sometimes. I would also suggest getting a splatter screen for your frying pan, it's way more chill.
You've peeked my curiosity 😂 what prey tell is a splatter screen.
I know that question is redundant. I guess it explains itself. I'll see myself to google now. 😂
Omg I just googled it! I had one growing up. I always thought it was a flat strainer 😂😂😂
@@ameliamintz392 I had to google it too, but the other way around xD I have the thing but I didn't know its name
i love your awkward middle school presentation energy
Who has failed our boy in teaching him to cook cheap homemade meals 🙈 I've never ordered delivery, it's not really a thing here and the amounts of money spent here are blowing my mind 😂
OMG, I've felt so bad recently because I think I spend so freaking much on food every month due to 1. rise in grocery prices 2. buing mealkits instead of groceries 3. buing fast food, buuut when I see GoHerpings monthly cost I feel maybe I shouldn't be so hard on myself haha.
I thought a similar way. Now I feed both my wife and I good meals everyday for around half of your budget with grocery shopping. Time is a big factor, but if you prep you can cook a few times a week. If you spend 8 extra hours cooking and cleaning a week, but save $350 you paid yourself $43.75 an hour to cook for yourself.
I really like the fact of how honest you are about your food and money, and at this point who cares what you spend your money on as it is your money and you can spend it on whatever you like. But I will say I highly recommend you take a food handlers course, because your playing Russian Roulette with spoiled food. Or you can just keep doing what your doing, and just make more videos about how you keep getting food poisoning.
You did a presentation, as a mom I'm impressed 🤣 I would still send you blogs on how to meal prep and plan, but this is impressive.
Still, 750 on 1 person a month for food is a lot.
I've never laughed out loud at a yt video but the smiley and your depressed face next to it at 15:40 left me dead
You can spend your money on whatever you want it's none of our business, just don't complain about not having enough money when you're spending $750 on door dash.
lmfao "mrsuckyatoes" he kept laughing and i lost it lol
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@@mrsuckyatoes9649 ur name is harilious
I have a test tomorrow on this, so this video really helps. Thanks
I also don't like cooking, but I'm still too cheap for doordash
people who say cooking at home is too expensive and time consuming are people who are cooking the wrong meals for their family size and lifestyles. you've been spoiled by having every option available at your fingertips, that's not a normal experience. i'm chronically ill, live alone, only have so much time, money, and energy to make food and clean up, and can't leave my home more than once a month to buy ingredients. if i lived by your logic, i would be destitute in a matter of weeks lol
Same, I spend 200-250 euro's a month on food, for me that looks like 3 healthy dinners a week, 2-3 sandwiches every day and alternating some random food/snacks (muesli bars, bananas, crackers, can of soup, instant noodles).
750 dollars translates to pretty much the same amount on euro's, he is spending literally 200 more than my rent just on delivery food..
This is hilarious, I love this :joy:
I felt "Nobody else in the group helped please give them Fs" on a spiritual level
Actual suggestion though: I have a friend who is exactly the same as you about food (wishes eating just...wasnt a requirement). He's quite handy, and trades favours/small work for batches of home cooked meals from people who ARE good cooks, and stores it in a big freezer downstairs.
He only uses the microwave, and the stove was an extension of the countertop, lol
Potato +microwave then top with cheese. TaDah 🎉. 60 seconds prep time, 30 seconds cleanup time. Loads of calories n cheap. Carbs, vitamins, fats n protein. Alt milk+microwave heat till boiling then nutella on spoon mixed in. 30 second prep time, loadsa calories. Bit boring after awhile but u said u dont care about eating, the items used keep for ages, can be used in small quantities as needed so no waste. So easy
The milk statement has me on the floor! Starbucks go through so much cows milk they might aswell build their own dairy farm
immaculate presentation.
thank you
YOU GO BESTIE
The "Salnoemlla" w// the punched chicken has me cackling lmaaoo
this was funnier than any presentation i saw in school
Do whatever you want... I didn't comment anything on the other video BUT you could cook for yourself and freeze it. Freeze it in smaller portions. Uou can freeze tacos. You can actually freeze many many many things.
Do you. Spend your money how you want. Just some advice.
Also, as someone who works at Starbucks - I’ll make sure to tell the animals how much we love them the next time our order of hundreds of litres of milk comes in 😂 truthfully I can only afford drinking Starbucks so much since I work there; we have customers who come in multiple times a day for a $7-9 drink each time and it’s wild.
I don't get that at all. I go once a week and even that seems excessive with how expensive the drinks are.
By the time you got to the spoiled beef I was head in hands horrified.
A good compromise if it's available in your area is to just order your groceries for delivery. Then you can shop at night and place the order for whichever day you choose. Plus it's easier to compare prices online than it is in-store.
I too hate to eat but need to gain weight, so I tend to buy a lot of canned beans, canned meat like chicken or tuna, smoked salmon, deli meats, and smoked or precooked sausages for protein, and usually just resort to frozen veggies or more shelf-stable ones like squash, brussels sprouts, tomaters, ptaters etc. Hard block cheeses you have to cut or shred yourself last longer, they taste way better, plus you can just bite into a block of cheese whenever you want to feel like a poor peasant child.
Most of the time im eating snacks or pre-prepared foods with Ensures, but when I do cook it's usually chilis and curries, cause it's tasty and you only need one pot and meat is an accessory, not a necessity. I end up cooking raw meat once every few months now.
Paper dishes and plastic utensils.
Clearly, I need to be your cyber Mom. Why don't you drink a weightlifter shake every morning and as a snack at night. Put the powder in the blender and add some peanut butter and half an avocado (you won't taste it) and a banana, then blend with some ice and milk or ice cream. And force yourself to eat a meal in between (or two, if you can). You'll gain weight and also get a crap ton of vitamins that way. As for cooking... don't keep meat in the fridge for more than 3 days - throw it away after that. Never defrost meat and refreeze it - once defrosted, you have to eat it within 3 days. Also, cook everything thoroughly. Smell milk before you drink it if it's more than 5 days old -- it lasts longer, usually, but you want to be sure as you don't know how long it sat in the store. Eggs should last about a month. You can buy a cooking thermometer that you stick into meat and it reads the temp inside. You can Google what temp it should be to eat safely (I think chicken is like 165 degrees, 145 for pork and beef). Cheese IF REFRIGERATED is safe for 1 - 4 weeks... the harder the cheese (like parmesan) the longer it lasts (4 weeks), and the softer (like mozzarella) the shorter (1 week). Google what temp your fridge and freezer should be and set the thermostat accordingly. You can lower it a little in winter and raise it in the summer. I hope this helps :)
I love your dry sense of humor, this was a fun watch :))
thanks!
17:49 OMG!!! cat in pizzaa photo!!! my day has been made
1 minute in and its already amazing
Kitchens traumatize me too Alex. I am totally with you on this
But a series about learning how to cook and pricing it out versus DoorDash is CONTENT!
I really don't like cooking and meal planning, so I can understand your position on this. I tried a couple of meal kit services and while it helps a lot with coming up with meals and with food waste, it's pricey and I still just really don't like to cook. I wish there were lots of healthy places to doordash from.
Recently we've been using chefs plate. It's my husband and I, our small child, my father in law and mother in law.
So we get 4 people+1 @ 3-4 meals a week and they are full plates we often have leftovers.
I'd say it's probably $170-$200 and that's Canadian if that matters.
@ameliamintz4210 thanks
Yeah I feel you on wishing I didn't have to eat, I personally haven't felt hunger in over 3 years and that was through my pregnancy with my daughter as well. I 100% forget to eat and it's hard to force yourself to eat most of the time. I've tried to be better about it by making something for myself whenever I feed my daughter but I call it a win if I eat one solid meal a day.
Thats lowkey hot are you really a girl?
When you cook you need to label your leftovers and toss them after 4 days or if there is a bad smell.
If you cook try to cook small portions do you won't have leftovers or will have only one meal worth of leftovers. When you have leftovers it's best to have a rule that you are going to eat that food tomorrow.
Another thing is if you hate eating and hate cooking...don't make it complicated! You can have yogurt for lunch, no cooking required just buy it at a grocery store. You can have cereal and milk for breakfast, or toast and PB, or a simple sandwich. You can use your oven to make really easy dinners, just buy meat cover with spices and throw that into an oven (look up for how long online and temps). They sell bags of frozen vegetables already pre seasoned and pre oiled to be baked as well. They even sell pre mixed dinner bags of frozen pasta, vegetables, and chicken where the only thing you do is open the bag and pour some out into a pan to cook it.
You don't need to be a chef or cook everything from scratch to eat at home. You can rely on food that's mostly already ready to eat or ready to cook with minimal prep.
Hey GoHerping! Long time subscriber, first time commenting. You seem to “Get” what a lot of people don’t when it comes to this subject. I’m much older than You and I’ve dealt with the same problems with food my whole adult life.I only wish I could just eat the money. My old man advice to You is Don’t STRESS….Stress is THE killer. Don’t believe? Just take a quick look at photos of past Presidents before and after they took office. Hah! Spend your time wisely, honing Your skills, get plenty of rest and order take out so You will eat. It is extremely important to fuel your body and mind. Don’t waste time or money on groceries You know are gonna go to waste. Get a few things you know You will eat and drink. You are very intelligent, creative and interesting. You have and will continue to do great things so, don’t stress it. You are very resourceful, which was the first thing that impressed Me into subscribing way back in the day when You were just a kid into reptiles. Concentrate on your passion. You earn your money, You are an American, You are born with the right to spend Your money any way You see fit. Be Happy! ✌️
LMFAO how am I just now seeing this video 😂 3:16 got me so good hahaha you should do stand up
How has nobody mentioned the part where hes cracking up about MrSuckYaToes and having to walk off screen?!? I don't know how many times i replayed that part dying laughing lol
i have a social economics presentation tomorrow, and this video made me remember how much more miserable others can be at presenting than me, thank you for the confidence boost
Please do take a cooking class. I am poor and calculated my meal costs often. A home meal can cost 2$-5$ depending on how conscious you are.
Look into meals you can freeze and/or keeps well and that you can reheat in the microwave.
several months ago, I started labeling things in my fridge with the date they were made/opened. that's made a huge difference for me with food safety, bc i don't have to try and guess which pasta sauce is the old gross one yknow
keep a sharpie in the kitchen for labeling cans and such, and some other kinda label system (maybe dry erase marker?) for cooked food so u don't ruin the containers.
eta; idk about ur area, but in my area (in a city), dominos (like through their app or webside not doordash) is actually cheaper than anything i can get on doordash as far as calories go; i used two coupons yesterday so 2 medium pizzas, a pasta bowl, and a cheesy bread was only like 40 bucks before the tip. immediately after ordering that, i got an email thanking me for my order and giving me yet another code for a free medium 2 topping pizza. maybe dominos could help u pack on some calories?
Cooking at home is 1000% cheaper.
But does it taste good...?
Okay after this video you need more then a cooking class, you need a class on how to store food 😅 I always google that kind of stuff if I’m unsure and never gotten sick !!
No cap this is one of the best deadpan performances I’ve ever seen.
This is up there with the wisdom teeth removal video for quality. S tier content! 😂👌
random person "why do you still watch go herping"
me " high quality videos"
also me "watches this video"
(I get this is mostly a joke & you're self aware)As an ADHD person... Alex, honey, you likely have ADHD & you should look into getting treatment for some relief. ADHD folks hate eating and cooking. What you're describing is executive dysfunction issues. Believe me, I went 2 years living on Doordash. I feel you on Chipotle. How do you feel about leftovers? I'd pickup more Chipotle and eat leftovers so you don't have to drive more.
I hate cooking & I'm autistic with ADHD so I entirely feel you. But you can buy awesome frozen foods that are quick and awesome. Especially Chinese food from Trader Joe's.
Keep in mind being skinny doesn't mean you're healthy, and you can have fatty liver/type 2 diabetes when you're skinny. Not trying to scare you but I used to be you, and I'm feeling so much better with just some minor lifestyle changes that are ADHD friendly. Take care!
You like veggies, throw some broccoli on those cheesy bacon potatoes too! I like eating but absolutely hate the prep, cleanup and planning/time allotment of cooking meals too. I usually eat 1 big meal a day- one small breakfast just so something is in my stomach with coffee so I dont give myself diarrhea from straight espresso on an empty stomach and an early dinner where I cram as many calories and try to hit as many food groups as possible. I eat mcdonalds breakfast a few times a week and am losing noticable weight. People ask my secrets and get mad that the answer is fastfood.
If you ever want to learn how to cook, meal kits like Hellofresh can be pretty useful. I work as a cook and even I learn something new whenever i order one. Just put the meat in the freezer as soon as you get it and defrost them the morning that you are planning to use them to keep them fresh.
Great presentation! Very entertaining!!
You can do whatever you want.
Don't let nasty comments affect you.
You do what you feel is best for you and don't worry about what anyone else thinks ❤
Someone get this man a Hello Fresh sponsorship
Alex gagging about the moldy cheese 🤣
You're making me want to order doordash right now. I'm moving in a few weeks and it's not gonna be available in my new area so might as well😯
"That's how dangerous it is to cook at home" legend...... funny guy
You should start a cooking show.. im sure you now have the audience for it!!!!!
Do you just have no food in your refrigerator? Lmao
how do you get sick so easily?! I'm actually shocked
I wish I could stop thinking about how much I spend on food. Ahhhh! Spend your money the way you want. Everything is expensive. I still think cooking is cheaper but hey not everyone knows or likes to cook. I think the biggest waste is when you go grocery shopping and you let that food rot and then you get door dash on top of the food you let rot. The cheapest thing is think of a jar of spices and soy sauce. Those are good for several meals. I keep a lot of sauces and spices stocked up and then when I go grocery shopping I just buy meat and veggies and then make a meal with all the spices and liquid flavors (soy sauce, vinegar, balsamic vinegar, half and half, Worcestershire sauce etc.) I don't know if you have an executive functioning disorder (I do) so sometimes cooking and grocery shopping is hard and you have to find your own way that works. My way doesn't work for everyone. Maybe you can door dash and keep stuff for sandwiches or frozen meals. But you are probably getting so much/too much advice anyways. Don't sweat the door dash. Life is busy and hard and you probably spend more on gadgets and car stuff (just a baseless assumption).
Also, not to shame anyone for not cooking but it does get on my nerves when people claim cooking is more expensive. I literally just went grocery shopping. Usually I do just buy random meats and veggies but today I had more time to think of a recipe so I bought stuff specifically for some gnocchi ($1.69 at Aldi)I had in the pantry. Chicken breast ($8.06 2 breast), kale ($1.67), cooking wine ($2.99 for a 12.07 oz bottle can be used for many more meals), half and half ($1.99), fresh thyme ($1.79), shallots ($3.79 for two small shallots, wowie should have just bought onions). All together that is $21.68. I didn't take into consideration about how much of white wine I'll use or the half and half. But my spouse and I will have that for dinner and then I'll have it for lunch. I rotate my leftovers for lunch or freeze them. But again not trying to shame people. I understand this doesn't work for everyone. I get it, because brains is all different but I wanted to show the break down from my food madness. Buy stuff you'll eat and don't let it go bad and don't waste food. That's probably the best advice. Wow, I'm sorry I wrote you a book. Finances and groceries have been something I've been thinking of a lot after I needed to rethink our budget.
No need to justify your purchases to people online, I guess the major reason why people are invested is because you said you're hurting financially but there's more of us in the same situation then not. And there's a reason why we're all here, a mixture of bad personal purchases and the economy. There doesn't always need to be a grander plan to be rich when you're old, a healthy alternative approach is just to take every day of life one day at a time, and sometimes that means just giving in to the short term pleasures like ordering food or taking an Uber ride home after a terrible shift.
I don't know if this video is a sarcastic joke but it's funny lol. Freezing food will help u cook in bulk and also help on expiration and u can cook all at once so Ur set for weeks at a time if Ur worried about cost, time, expired food, and saving with bulk items. Or even dry freezing if your into that kind of thing.
Cooking is clearly hazardous, but what are the long term health costs of eating fast food everyday? How about Factor75, Cook Unity, or Fresh n Lean fresh meal delivery?
Ok Alex, I understand not wanting to cook but it might be good idea just to try it for a bit and compare the bills.
I know you like testing things out so maybe do a week of groceries and a normal week and see which one is better.
Another thing to consider would be. Are your chickens laying eggs? If they are that’s an awesome protein source especially with the way egg prices are rn. Bread is fairly cheap and cheese can be stretched for at least a week. BOOM egg and cheese sammies. There are other things that you can make as well that won’t cost very much. Example: frozen chicken nuggets. Where I am it’s literally $10 a bag and it wouldn’t be hard to make that stretch for a few days. If you really break it down a $3 for a meal I s actually a lot of food. A whole package of ham is $4 and I doubt anyone would eat an entire package of ham in one meal.
I mean he def has a problem.😂 How Can he Think that savning on Home cooked Meals are a Lie its literally what everyone says and all agree on.😊 Paying 10 dollars for food 3 times a day dosent sound good for the pocket😢
Just get a rice cooker and bulk buy rice of different variety. When depression hits, i find i am still able to throw rice and water in and press a switch and get perfectly cooked rice every time. Then you can add steamed vegetables or grilled chicken. Very easy and time efficient.
I completely get how you feel about eating food. I'm the same way, I would forget to eat at times. The longest time I've went without feeling hungry at all was 3 days. I'm super skinny and can't afford to not have enough calories per day. One way I've combat the low appetite and need for more calories a day is by drinking a weight gaining powder called serious mass every day.
I've tried a lot of "methods", but haven't tried serious mass yet. might take the plunge...
Definitely go on Caleb Hammer's show!
life changing presentation
Please go on Caleb's show 🙏 I'd love to watch that
Bag of 7 Avacados for $7 plus sliced bread of 24 slices for $5 is $1.20 per meal of avacado on toast. Could add some lemon juice and tomatos on there too. (New Zealand dollars). I hate eating too, so I snack on high protein roasted nuts, 500g bag for $16 lasts me for 4 weeks is $4 per week. I also regulary drink Milo, high protein powder for hot chocolate. If your looking for ingredients with a long shelf life, frozen vegetables and brown onions, chuck them into a frying pan and make an Omelette, maybe serve with toast, is under $2 per meal especially if you have chickens. Side note stop buying potentially hazardous until you have weekly meal plans. Cooking and washing up does take an hour out of my day but i find peace in it. Put some music or a podcast on and enjoy the process. From a poor student living off of toast, pasta, omelettes, air fried chips, lentil curries and rice.
20 minute doordash ad
The way you load your dishwasher gives me anxiety. Bowls don’t go on the bottom shelf. 😔
If you hate eating, why not just live off of a complete meal shake like Huel? It'd still be a lot cheaper than Doordash
this is the best video i've seen in my 20 years of watching youtube
I honestly do the same except I just get family meals that'll last me for a week or two, I hate cooking and I don't have much motivation to actually prepare any of it myself. So I use doordash alot myself and it's affordable
Just wait until he gets food poisoning from Chipotle 😂 (no hate I love chipotle… and door dash)
Yep if all you'd buy to make tacos is beef, cheese and lettuce, you really gotta order doordash cause you can't put a cheese burger in a tortilla and call it a taco that's what you're not gonna do
This kid is living in a $500,000 house driving around in a new tesla and y'all are worried about him getting some door dash?
believe it or not taco bell is actually pushing healthy foods, it's very health conscious and is actually currently the most healthy fast food restaurant.
Someone help please so my gecko is pretty old but his tail has shrunk so much that it is supppppperrr skinny and he is not eating at all, is he dying??
bro, when people say cook they dont mean get processed, boxed foods. You get a bunch of easy cook items. Frozen veggies, frozen fruits, use a slow cooker for your meats (set it and forget it) you can cook in bulk and then freeze it. 15 dollars is not a lot for doordash but if youre going to a meat market, youd be surprised how much good lean protein you can get for that amount of money. You get faster at cooking, and clean as you go. As for the poisoning, invest in a thermometer and unfortunately you will have to have some learning lessons. Pick better cheese, produce, check exp dates, and always be on top of what foods are going to spoil and whats going to be good a little longer. cooking is ingrained in me as a kid, i love it. it might not be for everyone, but if youre trying to gain weight you must cook. dont think about tacos think meats and styles they can be cooked (taco meat on tortilla and rice, taco meat salad, taco meat sandwich)
My guy, you don’t need to explain. You own a Tesla, are paying off a mortgage and make what you need as you go(same as me) minus the Tesla and mortgage 😂😢 I mean on Amazon, DoorDash and Uber etc You will do just fine
Hamburger isn't one of the meats that usually gives people food poisoning. Did you leave it out?
This was an amazing and hilarious video, i love how you're just being creative and doing what you like :)
good lord, stay out the kitchen and keep buying doordash haha
Go on the Caleb Hammer show, your clashing humor would be absolutely hilarious🤣
I have a suggestion buy yourself a crockpot and make recipes that you can cook in the crockpot you put the meat in it cook overnight and then add vegetables and cook till lunch time or dinner timethey you have food for days and at most the cleanup is the crockpot, a cutting boad and a knife and whatever dish you eat out of
You will 100% save alot of money lets say you spend 100 a week on takeout you take that 100 buy a nice sized roast and a bag of potatoes,carrots,celery ect and you will still have 40+ dollars left over and that will feed you for a week