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You can almost taste the meat
No. Thats the taste of struggle.
What's the most struggle meal you've eaten?
No. Thats the taste of struggle.
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One time as a youngster we didn't have anything in fridge but a few packets of cheese, gov'ment style. but I remember being so hungry I ate it up like **** was fromage from Europe man
But you guys are sleeping on that corned beef. It's my go-to-meal to this day.
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-half an onion
-3-4 cloves of garlic
-1 tomato
-1 chili pepper
-1-2 red potato
*lightly peppered*
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It's a simple guy meal but this+white rice=crack I promise you
That is a go to west indian meal. Jamaicans call it bully beef, don't know why to this day
. This with parboil rice is crack, I don't think it was struggle but hey. {We do it with oil, onions, tomoato, scotch bonnet pepper/congo pepper, garlic My moms used to put egg in it and make fried plantains with it.
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fries with eggs, over easy on top
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FactsThat is a go to west indian meal. Jamaicans call it bully beef, don't know why to this day. This with parboil rice is crack, I don't think it was struggle but hey. {We do it with oil, onions, tomoato, scotch bonnet pepper/congo pepper, garlic
My moms used to put egg in it and make fried plantains with it.
I wouldnt call it struggle but its def closer to the bottom of the depth chart in terms of meals
When ever the crib was empty or moms didnt have time to cook for real this is what was getting made
no matter how desolate the fridge and cabinets were a can of this would always magically appear like we had unlimited supply
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Just remembered when I was younger I used to eat Ramon Noodles like candy (by choice, we wasn't struggling or nothing).
We didn't have any one day, and my mom's wasn't home to take me to get more. But WHAT WE DID HAVE was leftover spaghetti noodles from dinner the night before and Lawry season salt...
You do the detective work
We didn't have any one day, and my mom's wasn't home to take me to get more. But WHAT WE DID HAVE was leftover spaghetti noodles from dinner the night before and Lawry season salt...
You do the detective work
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That is a go to west indian meal. Jamaicans call it bully beef, don't know why to this day
My moms used to put egg in it and make fried plantains with it.
all Caribbean meals, at its core, are struggle meals... lol
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Now that's a struggle meal
I can't get mess with eggs and rice but it seems a lot of y'all like that. Seems like an odd combination too me.
When I said that people saying it was very nutritious stock full of protein. All I know is when moms didn't have anything to give me, scrambled eggs and rice was it.
Facts
I wouldnt call it struggle but its def closer to the bottom of the depth chart in terms of meals
When ever the crib was empty or moms didnt have time to cook for real this is what was getting made
no matter how desolate the fridge and cabinets were a can of this would always magically appear like we had unlimited supply
I never took it for a struggle meal either, I just looked at as a simple dish to make when nobody wanted to do a big cooking thing. LIke on a Friday night or Saturday evening for lunch.
You wilding man,
. Saltfish and bake for breakfast with some coco tea, man . Oxtails, rice and peas, pelau, curry chicken, oil down, roti, souse. Let me stop, I getting hungry.
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That clearly tastes better in prison - I'm sure a lot of things are like that.
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I'm Asian so eggs and rice is a normal combo to me. Add some bacon, sausage,ham, or spam and it's a good breakfast.
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if we including jail meals then.... then letting jelly packs sit out in the window sill=jailhouse wine
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What you know about that bread, hot sauce, bag of Doritos mixed in the bag and putting it under the pillow over night.
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This man knows
That is a go to west indian meal. Jamaicans call it bully beef, don't know why to this day
My moms used to put egg in it and make fried plantains with it.
Never heard anyone refer to it as bully beef. This a common canned good amongst Filipinos along with spam and vienna sausage
When your fridge was bare, for some reason there would always be an abundant resource of these canned goods in your cupboard.My moms would mess around and put plantains in every other dish it seemed
Had it for the first time when I was young in a beef shank soup called bulalo{easily one of my favorite Filipino dishes} and I swooped it up with my fork thinking it was a yellow potato had me likeView media item 1109656
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One time i ran out of cereal and had nothing to eat for breakfast so I had to improvise:
Put peanut butter on bread. Rolled like 10 balls out of the bread with PB in the middle and then put them in water acting like it was some Reese's pieces joints.
Put peanut butter on bread. Rolled like 10 balls out of the bread with PB in the middle and then put them in water acting like it was some Reese's pieces joints.
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Nah real talk I had ran out of milk one morning and ended up eating captain crunch berries with sprite :\
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That is a go to west indian meal. Jamaicans call it bully beef, don't know why to this day
Bully beef is an old UK term for corned beef - spread to other areas after WW1. It comes from the French bouilli meaning boiled - supposedly some of the tins were labelled "bouilli boeuf" so as soldiers do they called it that.
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my version of nachos.....
ketchup packets from mcdonalds, canned wiz and saltines
ketchup packets from mcdonalds, canned wiz and saltines
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anyone ever substitute milk with water when having cereal?
i've never heard of anyone doing this, there is no way that could work.
i've never heard of anyone doing this, there is no way that could work.
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yeah. i tried eating a hookup when i came home and it tasted nothing like when i was behind the wall.
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Alizè with cereal?
Thats not a struggle meal, thats struggle decision making.
How the hell you got liqueur(not eem real liquor) and why in the hell are you trying to eat it with cereal?????
***** WANTS the bubble guts.
Thats not a struggle meal, thats struggle decision making.
How the hell you got liqueur(not eem real liquor) and why in the hell are you trying to eat it with cereal?????
***** WANTS the bubble guts.
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i hope none of yall r struggling this bad
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dudes rockin 300$ sneakers and eatin the salt from their tears.
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i hope none of yall r struggling this bad
maybe im lost...but there was no sign of struggle anywhere in that vid, except her throwing raw chicken in the sink.
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My grandma made me add water to the little bit of milk we had a few timesanyone ever substitute milk with water when having cereal?
i've never heard of anyone doing this, there is no way that could work.
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thats what we called the canned beef in the army.... esp those old dated mre's before everything came in pouches
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My sophomore year of college, my roommate and I didn't have enough money to be finically cleared. So we would sleep whenever we go hungry. We did that for about 2 weeks before we got cleared. SMH