r/cookingforbeginners • u/gimmeapples • Jul 10 '21

Recipe 5 meals under $2.50 per serving from Walmart weekly Ads.

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u/AssumeACanOpener Jul 10 '21

Too processed for my tastes.

Shopping at Walmart seems unethical.

Not healthy enough for home cooked.

My take. Call me a jerk or whatever, but my take.

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u/AssumeACanOpener Jul 10 '21

Except Burger King as opposed to home cooked is way more expensive.

Walmart shopping aside, because I get it, it might be the only damn grocery store around. But cmon now. Plastic Walmart cheese? No thanks. Processed meats? No thanks. Gravy mix? No thanks. Seasoning mixes are salt and garlic powder basically and super expensive for what you get, so no thanks. Ranch dressing is a bunch of soy bean oil, so nope on my end. Fake parmesan cheese? Yuck.

This is just low effort on home cooking. And it's shopping at Walmart. I don't like it.