#food life hacks

[victusinveritas]

[ramyeongif]

Pre-cut butter into slices or cubes and freeze them with parchment paper. Helped when I lived alone and didn't eat that much butter but loved using it all the same without the same pressure of eating it before moldy

Solarpunk Egg

[grouchydairy]

Pre-cut butter into slices or cubes and freeze them with parchment paper. Helped when I lived alone and didn't eat that much butter but loved using it all the same without the same pressure of eating it before moldy

Solarpunk Egg

[goodbuttaken]

když vám někdo ublíží a myslíte na pomstu, vzpomeňte si na slova bible:

kdo po tobě kamenem, ty po něm chlebem

s totálně okoralým bochníkem šumavy se k něčí hlavě přiblížíte mnohem snáz než s šutrem a bolí to úplně stejně

[1000-life-hacks]

[secondbeatsongs]

do you cook food sometimes?

do you have cats who, lacking both ethical standards and self-preservation instincts, will just jump right on your hot stovetop and lick your spoons?

then you need: metal stove hood + magnetic parts tray!¹

yes you (like me) might one day have a relative come to you like, "hey I ordered way too many of these dish things at harbor freight do you want one", and after taking them up on this offer, you too could be living the dream!²

may not work on all metal surfaces and utensils

may not be food safe³

not that that's ever stopped me

[reality-detective]

4 FOODS THAT TURNS TOXIC WHEN YOU REFRIGERATE IT. 🤔

[chronic-lee-lizard]

Here are some filling foods for when you feel nauseous or not wanting to eat!!!

Eggs

Greek yogurt

Rice

Cottage cheese

Pastas (always a good option)

Chicken (maybe a plain rotisserie if you are needing something not overwhelming)

Potatoes, especially mashed

Soups, the broth helps :))

Overall anything protein-rich will help you feel full quicker. I know on nights when I’m feeling super nauseous but I know if I don’t eat it’ll get worse these foods have saved me lol.

[thatsbelievable]

[sourori]

[bleakparadise]

[griffonatrix]

Eggs are so good. Just an instant +1 to basically any meal. Drop some in canned soup or microwave popcorn or instant ramen or hell even fry one up and put it on a burger, just makes even the cheapest stuff go from food to a *meal*.

[tiktok-singularity]

5 food hacks.

[1000-life-hacks]

[heydrangeas]

hey. hey. did you know if you buy a rotisserie chicken ($5-10 depending on where you get it) you can dig into it like a rat, then strip and save the rest of the meat, then make as much stock as you can fit in your largest pot by simply simmering the bones with herbs and veggies or veggie scraps for 6-8 hours, thereby easily doubling the value of your purchase and making the best soup base ever?