Completely agree. I’ll never pay for entertainment, with the sole exception of videogames and the rare content creator I want to support. Everything else, I’ll do everything in my power to have offline and backuped so I never lose access.
Completely agree. I’m not going to dig through the original when I can read a summary
Sounds great! I’ll try it sometime
Seems like a pretty good dish, I’ll have time to try it some time. Thanks for the suggestion!
I hadn’t thought of the fruit thing, so I’ll definitely be doing that. I’d imagine that buying a mango or something would be a lot better if I just sliced it and froze the slices. Same with bananas since peeling them after you freeze them is always such a pain.
Yah, advance meal prep is definitely a skill I need to get ahold of, same with meal planning.
I’ll look for some frozen veggies next time I go shopping. I usually only buy it when I’m making soup or something, but if I can find some of the non-mixed stuff (only carrots, for example) then that would be great.
That sounds pretty good! I’ll save your comment for later, so I can try it sometime. Thanks for the suggestion!
Looks interesting! Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll save the comment so I can try it out someday.
That sounds great! I’ll definitely try that. Thanks for the suggestion!
Ah, I’m not doing this because of money or anything. I’m just getting frustrated whenever I buy an onion for a recipe, and it goes squishy before I can actually cook the thing. If I can get rid of all the stuff like that from my diet, then I’ll be happy.
Thanks for the homesteading suggestion, though. I’ll keep that in mind when I’m searching for recipes online. That community might also have some nice tips for how to live like this.
That sounds interesting. What are some good pasta dishes that go with veggies? I’m just imagining putting broccoli in my Kraft Dinner water and laughing.
I guess that one garlic recipe from Italy might work. It would pare nicely with some of the more savoy vegetables like carrots and sweet potatoes. The extra vitamins and flavor in the noodles would certainly be nice, and I’d get a nice side dish, too.
I live in Saskatchewan, Canada. I don’t need specifics, though it’s nice when they are given. I am mostly looking for ideas on what kinds of food would work.
I get what you mean, though. There’s certainly a lot of options, and a recipe doesn’t do me much good if it uses ingredients that I can’t get.
I guess, “what’s your favorite recipes that fit this theme?” Might have been a better question. I’m just frustrated that every recipe I find online has things like “fresh garlic” or “whole onion” or even worse “lemon zest” (what do you do with the rest of the lemon? There’s not exactly many recipes that use it) so I have to find another that doesn’t have anything “fresh” in it.
That sounds great! Thanks!
Thank you! That’s so much useful info! I’m definitely saving this comment for later.
Yah, pasta is such a great dish. It lasts forever and you can use it in so many ways. Most of my diet is just variations on the typical “pasta with sauce” formula.
It seems pretty limiting from my perspective. Can’t use milk or eggs or cheese, and most dipps don’t freeze either. Can’t use lettuce, most vegetables and fruit become tasteless as soon as their frozen, and bread can only be frozen once or twice before it becomes inedible, and it takes two full days to thaw each time.
Most of my diet is noodles of various kinds, soups, and frozen meals.
What would you suggest? Applebee’s doesn’t operate in my area, and I’ve never been to one. What kinds of food would work?
I hadn’t thought of that, but that makes sense.
Those are some great suggestions, thanks!
I’ll list a few that seem interesting to me. I have no idea whether they have religious origins, but they sound cool phonetically.
Felix Soren Ethan Kai Rowan Alex Isaac Levi Nico Kit Anakin River Logan Ari Ian
I don’t know if those names would be appropriate for your area or culture or language or even laws, so I just provided a whole bunch in case a couple aren’t suitable.
Hope this helps.
Test 26
A IP68 e-ink Linux phone with both wireless charging and induction charging (to charge other devices), no cameras at all, solar panel on the back, usb-4 and headphone jack, 1TB storage , 15’000 mAh battery, two separate WiFi cards (to allow simultaneous hotspot and client use), and finally a radio transiever for both short range comms and long range AM and FM radio.
Technically possible with current technology, but as far as I can tell, completely unavailable in the consumer market.
Price, size and weight are irrelevant for all usecasses of such a product, as far as I’m concerned.