Users highlight the minimal savings and absurdity of suggested tactics
2 Sep 14 1:30 PM · 9d ago · 7 comments · 1 source · development 2 of 3
Commenters shared specific examples of the "hacks," such as splitting Chipotle burritos across a family of four for $6 savings, underscoring how meager the proposed solutions were relative to actual food insecurity.
“Telling families how to overfill two Chipotle burritos and split them for a family of four rather than get 4 burrito bowls. Saving a total of 6 bucks.”
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Real Americans steal ketchup packets for Jesus!
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I thought they were going to suggest dumpster diving at one point.
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How to consume zero nutrition for the least possible $$$$$.
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They want you in the app because then they can sell your data… duh. Maybe try cooking at home instead?
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Well, most fast food is neither nutritious nor satisfying. But making your own is almost the same price. Pricing things from dollar menus can help, and you can put tomatoes and dubious lettuce on your food. Make your sandwich at home, add as much veggies and fruit as you can.
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Just shut up and eat your boiled liver peasants....
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Nathan's? That's too boujee for my budget. More like this:
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