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Wanna know what's cheap, nutritious, and tasty? Black beans, white rice, and a corn (or flour) tortilla with a little butter (or butter alternative). Add some meat if you have it and some cilantro if you want, but the beans and rice are super cheap in bulk, and beans are great. You can also refry the beans (less healthy ofc) or cook the leftovers into gallo pinto. There's also other ways to prepare them, like soups, tacos, burritos, etc. You can even turn the rice into horchata (just be careful to find a recipe that's food safe!).

Look, I grew up on this food, and it's damn good. Also, the base ingredients are as cheap as it gets.

Ironically, my partner is allergic to broccoli, so the suggested meal wouldn't even work for us. And that's of course ignoring vegans and vegetarians.

Don't forget to say a prayer for the poor struggling billionaires before you eat, peons.

And wear a suit.

the White House’s updated food pyramid, which emphasizes red meat, full-fat dairy and saturated fats

MAHAA: More American heart attacks again

My work lunches are both more nutritious and have more calories. I spend all of five minutes tossing whatever looks good in my lunch-box.

Could say the same about my youngest's grade-school lunches, but my wife puts more thought into those.

So their "meal" is meant to feed what? A fussy toddler who likes broccoli?

Is the "one more thing" a natty daddy tall boy because sounds like a great meal to me