Alright so tell me your favorite struggle meals, give me your best frugal tips. I am broke and I got to find a way to make it cheaper

Do/Can you shop at a place with a rewards program, especially one w a discount gas option?

Soups and stews, casseroles, etc help stretch and can be more filling.

Shop meat case mark downs to use right away or freeze? Day old bakery items, bakery outlet stores. blemish fruits/vegetables at stores /farm stands.

Sam's / Costco wholesale clubs can offer some deals and offer some options for reduced cost add-on memberships.

If you have a greater need, community or church based food banks or food pantries might also be able to provide some help if your situation qualifies.

That Manwich can be made with rice. That's one thing I do.
Ramen noodles are always a good staple.
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Find local food banks. Canned goods, ramen, cereal, cheap frozen dinners, soups and sandwiches 🥪

That's the best and cheapest way to do it for food

Agree with pasta many ways to make it and cheap.

Cook some hamburger, then add it to the beans, then add some barbecue sauce.
If you have refrigerated biscuits, put them on top, along with some shredded cheese.
It is also good without the biscuits and cheese.
You can also chop up an onion to cook with the meat, if you have one.
If you add the biscuits and cheese, put the hamburger and bean mixture in a casserole dish and bake in the oven after you topped it with biscuits and cheese.

Pasta dishes are a winner. Shepherds pie Or cheese and potato pie.

Ramen with soft boiled eggs. That's less than $2 each meal.

Buy and roast a whole chicken. Should be less than $10 for the bird and it will last several meals.

Rice and beans was the basis of global poverty cuisine for hundreds of years, and for good reason. Cheap, easy, and palatable if properly spiced.

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Spaghetti, beans & cornbread. Chili

Cornflakes for breakfast lunch and dinner

Tomato soup and grilled cheese.

Buy day old baked goods store brand when possible and find a local spring

When in doubt, peanut butter and jelly.

two packets of top ramen, a can of corn, three eggs, and shredded cheese.

Boil the ramen with a can of corn, juice included, add the seasoning packets, when boiling scramble three eggs into it, drain, add the shredded cheese, enjoy. You can substitute with other veggies too, like green beans, or peas and carrits.