u/TwistNo8702

Hi. Food hacks, please. I struggle preparing meals, as well as financially, so I have only been getting 500-700 calories a day. I put my age, height and weight in, and my minimum calorie intake has to be 1600. What is the easiest way to get in my minimum of 1600 in the cheapest, easiest way? Apparently 6 cups of cooked rice, 2tbs cooking oil and one egg will do it. Is there an easier way (like a different substitute than rice) that means I don't have to eat so much and do so much prep? Food tasting nice would be a bonus. Very low budget.

Hi. I struggle preparing meals, as well as financially, so I have only been getting 500-700 calories a day. I am extremely broke. I put my age, height and weight in, and my minimum calorie intake has to be 1600. What is the easiest way to get in my minimum of 1600 in the cheapest, easiest way? Apparently 6 cups of cooked rice, 2tbs cooking oil and one egg will do it. Is there an easier way (like a different substitute than rice) that means I don't have to eat so much and do so much prep? Depressed and broke, so suggestions really appreciated.

Hi. Need some recommendations for low stimulation Prime shows. I'm looking for series that are low-stakes and enjoyable to watch. Something that's slow paced, doesn't have drama, heckling, action, loudness, or character humour (making fun of people). An old sitcom that's avaiable on Youtube/Prime, perhaps. I just want to watch something where there is slow learning or a slow plot, without the intensity. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Hi. Need some recommendations for low stimulation YouTube channels/Prime shows. I'm looking for series that are low-stakes and enjoyable to watch (aside from British Bake Off). Something that's slow paced, doesn't have drama, heckling, action, loudness, or character humour (making fun of people). An old sitcom that's avaiable on Youtube/Prime, perhaps.

I just want to watch something where there is slow learning or a slow plot, without the intensity (getting triggered by small things in shows).

Does anyone have any recommendations?