speaketh your struggle meal

[haizimen4]

Hi fellow peasants, what did you eat as a struggle meal?

Sliced daikon and vinegar, with canned tuna or sardine.
because I'm lucky and I live near wilderness: boiled dandelion, goldenrod tea + leaf, cedar leaves boiled into tea, beach seaweed
Potato. Potato. steamed, or julienned and sautéed in pan
rice + chili oil
seaweed soup

it's good, it's yummy

 

[Pujimaki]

Eggs+pancit+rice. It cost around 35 pesos, and it's amazing.

 

[John_Owl]

Puke on a Platter (aka P.O.P). Basically, whatever protein, sauce, and veggie you have access to on filler. Most common for us was mushroom soup, a can of tuna, and a can of peas, mixed, heated, and put over toast. I often went a step further to pan toast with some kind of fat (most common butter, but I've used mayonnaise, bacon grease, oil, etc etc.)

It's also known as Shit on a Shingle (Given that acryonym is S.O.S, and the struggle-food nature of the meal).

Last resort for my family, however, is baked potato with butter. nutritionally complete for a short term survival. and considering we live in the woods, small wild game is always on the table. I know how to set traps and hunt. Long as I'm quiet and it's needed, the game wardens in my area turn a blind eye.

 

[Aader]

Ramen, chicken, vegetables and cheese.

 

[Pujimaki]

Puke on a Platter (aka P.O.P). Basically, whatever protein, sauce, and veggie you have access to on filler. Most common for us was mushroom soup, a can of tuna, and a can of peas, mixed, heated, and put over toast. I often went a step further to pan toast with some kind of fat (most common butter, but I've used mayonnaise, bacon grease, oil, etc etc.)

It's also known as Shit on a Shingle (Given that acryonym is S.O.S, and the struggle-food nature of the meal).

Last resort for my family, however, is baked potato with butter. nutritionally complete for a short term survival. and considering we live in the woods, small wild game is always on the table. I know how to set traps and hunt. Long as I'm quiet and it's needed, the game wardens in my area turn a blind eye.

Haha. Blink if you're asking for help. That S.O.S made me laugh.

 

[Hans.Trondheim]

Eggs+pancit+rice. It cost around 35 pesos, and it's amazing.

As a fellow Flip, I'm really disappointed.

I go by "buraot-ing" (asking for) my friend's food whenever I'm on my struggle meal.

Seriously, my struggle meal is rice and soy sauce. Costs around from 5 pesos (if I bought the rice) to nothing (if I cooked the rice). The soy sauce comes free from my kitchen or our canteen.

 

[Pujimaki]

Nah, the best we can have by being "buraut" are fishballs and kikiams, sometimes kwek kwek, unless you have rich kid friends.

 

[Iloveshovels]

Potatoes or rice

Potatoes or rice

Bro that was instant thumbs

 

[PensandKeys]

Hi fellow peasants, what did you eat as a struggle meal?

Sliced daikon and vinegar, with canned tuna or sardine.
because I'm lucky and I live near wilderness: boiled dandelion, goldenrod tea + leaf, cedar leaves boiled into tea, beach seaweed
Potato. Potato. steamed, or julienned and sautéed in pan
rice + chili oil
seaweed soup

it's good, it's yummy

Eggs and Rice. Maybe some toast.

 

[Hans.Trondheim]

Nah, the best we can have by being "buraut" are fishballs and kikiams, sometimes kwek kwek, unless you have rich kid friends.

Wanna know the ultimate "buraot" technique? Ask for a portion of your friend's rice, then go to your nearby KFC, and use the free gravy as your dish.

Just be quick to avoid the guard. I learned this when I was in university.

 

[BouncyCactus]

Plain white rice. I have these on more occasions than I wish to admit.

And if I am feeling fancy, a pinch of salt on top, or a large piece of cane sugar as seasoning.

 

[3guanoff]

during my service it was potatoes and onions. salted potatoes, onion stew, and fire-roasted potatoes and onions, potato-onion skewers, you name it. truck loads of stinking onions.
these days I treasure my rice and grains. no more potatoes.

 

[BigBadBoi]

I once ate just a single boiled egg and rice for lunch no salt or anything.