i think buying pasta is good, as long as you know how to make your own source..and choped tomato is very useful because you can use it to make things like soup and currys..
AND everyone knows that pasta+tinned tomatoes= Depressing and bland. This is just patronizing to students. How about making stew? I could post a receipe for stew that would make enough to feed an army and would last days for less than £11. And guess what? it wouldn't taste like shit. Sigh.
Honest question, have you guys ever been to University? And if so which? That goes for both of you, and anyone else involved in the production of these podcasts as to be honest, you dont really seem to have any idea about student food or cooking.
I mean, I lived very healthily on 15 quids worth of food a week... you guys spent that on one meal...
few years ago, two parents went out for dinner. A few hours later, the babysitter was calling to ask if she could cover up the clown statue in the kids' room, the father said,"Take the kids and get out of the house. We'll call the police, we don't have a clown statue." The "clown statue" is really a killer that escaped from jail. If you don't post this letter on to 10 videos tonight, the clown will be in your bed at 3:00 am with a chainsaw in his hand
orite a simple fucking meal would be steak and chips local butcher a half decent steak £4 - £6 bag of chips £2 max, thats a meal that fills u up instead of pasta honestly do you really think a student would want pasta after a day in uni lol... pointless and £11 on pasta and random crap good job on saving money.
What's wrong with your local market, you tossers?? I could buy a stackload of good, fresh vegetables for way less than the £11-odd you just spent on a bag of Fusili and some poxy free-range tinned tomatoes.
If you're a student and you wanna buy something good to keep in the kitchen spend a tenner on a Tesco slow cooker. They're the way to go.
what a load of bull! Let's be honest... any utensils accumulated at uni usualy end up in the bin anyway. who needs a peeler when you have a knife? I can buy a perfectly good meal for £2.00.
Agree about the utensils apart from one thing... a potato masher?! What's wrong with a fork?!
Also, some cheapo scales might be useful because when you invite your mates round for a posh meal and want to try out some sort of exciting cake or pastry, unless you're experienced and good and estimation you'll want to measure stuff out.
In these times of economic turmoil, even having a degree makes you about as employable as a used condom. I graduated in June with a decent degree, it's now mid November and I'm still working in a pub. For all you sanctimonious students settling in now thinking you're in the clear...you're not. It's fun now. But the shit storm brews the minute the uni have taken your money and given you the proverbial 'fuck off'. Yours faithfully. A bitter graduate.
i think buying pasta is good, as long as you know how to make your own source..and choped tomato is very useful because you can use it to make things like soup and currys..
but all of that did cost kinda alot ..
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minchkybutbut 3 years ago
AND everyone knows that pasta+tinned tomatoes= Depressing and bland. This is just patronizing to students. How about making stew? I could post a receipe for stew that would make enough to feed an army and would last days for less than £11. And guess what? it wouldn't taste like shit. Sigh.
Hectoranderic 3 years ago
Do it then!?
datenz 3 years ago
Eleven quid for that! Go to Aldi love! I've been at uni for 2 years and never used an onion or garlic!
schteph1 3 years ago
"Go to Aldi love!" HAHA!
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penguen2007 3 years ago
LOL feed em pasta!! btw that blossom hill wine is crap!!.. its like drinking vinegar!!
silverphp 3 years ago
Honest question, have you guys ever been to University? And if so which? That goes for both of you, and anyone else involved in the production of these podcasts as to be honest, you dont really seem to have any idea about student food or cooking.
I mean, I lived very healthily on 15 quids worth of food a week... you guys spent that on one meal...
asmodaidark 3 years ago
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few years ago, two parents went out for dinner. A few hours later, the babysitter was calling to ask if she could cover up the clown statue in the kids' room, the father said,"Take the kids and get out of the house. We'll call the police, we don't have a clown statue." The "clown statue" is really a killer that escaped from jail. If you don't post this letter on to 10 videos tonight, the clown will be in your bed at 3:00 am with a chainsaw in his hand
squirelljo 3 years ago
orite a simple fucking meal would be steak and chips local butcher a half decent steak £4 - £6 bag of chips £2 max, thats a meal that fills u up instead of pasta honestly do you really think a student would want pasta after a day in uni lol... pointless and £11 on pasta and random crap good job on saving money.
skullkiller123 3 years ago
or mcdonalds? yum
Hemizzle 3 years ago
Pasta!! here we f***ing go. Students and pasta.
What's wrong with your local market, you tossers?? I could buy a stackload of good, fresh vegetables for way less than the £11-odd you just spent on a bag of Fusili and some poxy free-range tinned tomatoes.
If you're a student and you wanna buy something good to keep in the kitchen spend a tenner on a Tesco slow cooker. They're the way to go.
GrahamB64 3 years ago
what a load of bull! Let's be honest... any utensils accumulated at uni usualy end up in the bin anyway. who needs a peeler when you have a knife? I can buy a perfectly good meal for £2.00.
youwantbreakfast 3 years ago
ha ha shes an alchie
naraicks 3 years ago
Agree about the utensils apart from one thing... a potato masher?! What's wrong with a fork?!
Also, some cheapo scales might be useful because when you invite your mates round for a posh meal and want to try out some sort of exciting cake or pastry, unless you're experienced and good and estimation you'll want to measure stuff out.
Saladzingers 3 years ago
In these times of economic turmoil, even having a degree makes you about as employable as a used condom. I graduated in June with a decent degree, it's now mid November and I'm still working in a pub. For all you sanctimonious students settling in now thinking you're in the clear...you're not. It's fun now. But the shit storm brews the minute the uni have taken your money and given you the proverbial 'fuck off'. Yours faithfully. A bitter graduate.
jimboy162 3 years ago 3
hahahahhaahahahha
riejubandit 3 years ago
Well what an informative vid.. .. To bad most people go to uni have an iceland near.
SolarFire45 3 years ago 3
If my flatmates were anything like this, I would defenestrate them.
zoso1234567898765432 3 years ago 2