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Internet nerds teaching fellow nerds how to cook at home, and make higher-quality food than garbage in a wrapper or a box they're currently wasting money on. In our age of hyperinflation, shrinkflation, and general economic collapse, knowing how to cook at home is more vital than ever.

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What's your go-to cheap and healthy eating recipe? (lemmy.cafe)

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I'm partial to meatless chili and/or goulash myself. Share yours :D

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 7 months ago

Not a direct answer to your question, but soup makers are a fun and very, very easy way to eat healthily and cheaply. I got mine from a charity store for £5 but they're available new for under £50. You literally just throw in your ingredients, a bit of water and press go. Thirty minutes later: thick, tasty, piping hot soup. It's a really good way of using veg that's reduced at the supermarket.