subway cat doesn't like chicken nuggets

[Chris_]

So only poor people eat chicken nuggets because "that's all they can afford."  BULLSHIT.

That's what LAZY people chose to eat because they don't want to take the time to shop in the produce section of their local market.  They'd rather pull up to a speaker box and order a 1,500 calorie meal.

And then bitch about how obese the country is... etc....

Do I need to continue?

[AllosaursRus]

So only poor people eat chicken nuggets because "that's all they can afford."  BULLSHIT.

That's what LAZY people chose to eat because they don't want to take the time to shop in the produce section of their local market.  They'd rather pull up to a speaker box and order a 1,500 calorie meal.

And then bitch about how obese the country is... etc....

Do I need to continue?

You do realize it's UP bitchin' right? Logic is not even in her vocabulary!

[Celtic Rose]

It is amazing how most of the world's poor subsist on rice and beans, or some other high carbohydrate staple, and yet American is pretty much the only country where a large number of the poor are obese.  Yes, if you gorge yourself on rice and beans you will gain weight, but if you eat a reasonable amount it is no worse than any other food, other than being low in vitamins.  We have the best fed poor in the world, and nutritious food is easy to come by.

  Trader Joes has Bananas on sale 10 cents a piece every other week or so, you can a month's worth of oatmeal for about $4.  Our supermarkets are full of low cost food that is more nutritious than McD's.

I have no problem with a burger now and then, but they should not be a staple in anybody's diet.  Evil_Conservative is right, it is laziness that has them getting Chicken nuggets and fries for dinner instead of rice and chicken, or beans if money is really tight, cooked at home. 

[PatriotGame]

It is amazing how most of the world's poor subsist on rice and beans, or some other high carbohydrate staple, and yet American is pretty much the only country where a large number of the poor are obese.  Yes, if you gorge yourself on rice and beans you will gain weight, but if you eat a reasonable amount it is no worse than any other food, other than being low in vitamins.  We have the best fed poor in the world, and nutritious food is easy to come by.

  Trader Joes has Bananas on sale 10 cents a piece every other week or so, you can a month's worth of oatmeal for about $4.  Our supermarkets are full of low cost food that is more nutritious than McD's.

I have no problem with a burger now and then, but they should not be a staple in anybody's diet.  Evil_Conservative is right, it is laziness that has them getting Chicken nuggets and fries for dinner instead of rice and chicken, or beans if money is really tight, cooked at home. 

America's poor are fat, lousy, miserable, lazy, and destitute for two reasons:

1: They have bought into the victim hood ideology of the Democrat party.
2: They are mentally weak enough for #1 above to take hold.

[PatriotGame]

So only poor people eat chicken nuggets because "that's all they can afford."  BULLSHIT.

That's what LAZY people chose to eat because they don't want to take the time to shop in the produce section of their local market.  They'd rather pull up to a speaker box and order a 1,500 calorie meal.

And then bitch about how obese the country is... etc....

Do I need to continue?

+100!

Easy - shop the outer perimeter of the grocery store. That is where you will find the fresh bakery, produce, meats, and dairy. The inner isles are where you find the carb laden "dinner in a box" garbage.
Except for ice cream and ketchup which is mandatory for most sane people! 

[PatriotGame]

I make fresh tomatoe sauce and pastina for my baby girl...It's her favorite milk...and costs about 1.00 to make.

Can I be your baby girl...or Huckleberry...either one...I don't mind? 

[AprilRazz]

It is amazing how most of the world's poor subsist on rice and beans, or some other high carbohydrate staple, and yet American is pretty much the only country where a large number of the poor are obese.  Yes, if you gorge yourself on rice and beans you will gain weight, but if you eat a reasonable amount it is no worse than any other food, other than being low in vitamins.  We have the best fed poor in the world, and nutritious food is easy to come by.

  Trader Joes has Bananas on sale 10 cents a piece every other week or so, you can a month's worth of oatmeal for about $4.  Our supermarkets are full of low cost food that is more nutritious than McD's.

I have no problem with a burger now and then, but they should not be a staple in anybody's diet.  Evil_Conservative is right, it is laziness that has them getting Chicken nuggets and fries for dinner instead of rice and chicken, or beans if money is really tight, cooked at home. 

My local supermarket has marked down meat all the time. It will hit it's expiration date in the next few days so they mark it down to move it. I buy it all up and freeze it.  I think it's funny how the ones with the food stamp card pass it over all the time for the full price stuff. But I guess it is easy eating high on the hog with someone elses money.

[AllosaursRus]

+100!

Easy - shop the outer perimeter of the grocery store. That is where you will find the fresh bakery, produce, meats, and dairy. The inner isles are where you find the carb laden "dinner in a box" garbage.
Except for ice cream and ketchup which is mandatory for most sane people! 

Don't forget the Mac & Cheese! My grandkids couldn't live without it!

[Chris_]

My local supermarket has marked down meat all the time. It will hit it's expiration date in the next few days so they mark it down to move it. I buy it all up and freeze it.  I think it's funny how the ones with the food stamp card pass it over all the time for the full price stuff. But I guess it is easy eating high on the hog with someone elses money.

When making a meal with meat or chicken, I try to go to the store the day I am making the meal and buying the meat that is expiring.  The markdowns help save the bucks. 

After my daughter was born, we were on one income for four months and then I was under employed for two months following.  We NEVER went to McD's as a "cheap" alternative.  We checked the ads at all stores, used coupons, and bought only what was on sale.  We still do.  We buy store brand if it's cheaper... which it almost always is. 

Driving past fast food places usually makes me want to barf.  Subway is as far as "fast food" I can go these days.