High fiber✅
High protein✅
High yum✅
Low cost✅#AntiInflationCuisine
Before mixing: One can tuna w/tuna water. One heaping table spoon store brand relish. One heaping tablespoon spicy mustard. ~1/2 cup Fiber One. Eat promptly. <<$2.
If we all ate this for lunch we'd save $$$ and smack inflation to boot. Original recipe used Honey Bunches but almost anything crunchy will do. I suspect crushed potato chips might be best.
white people and not knowing how to cook, name a more iconic duo
oh right, white people and voluntarily eating the most vile food imaginable
Even when I ate meat I thought canned tuna was disgusting. Like I want my kitchen to smell like a fucking fish market.
I currently eat meat and yes I agree canned tuna is one of the grossest things I've seen people regularly eat
I also hate all seafood though
I like canned tuna but would never mix it with relish. Just put raw salmon in the sugar bowl why don't you?
My parents never taught me how to cook and I basically taught myself starting with adding onion and garlic to my ramen noodles when I still lived at home and my mom would tell me I'm not allowed to do that because the smell would allegedly keep her awake, like literally half an onion, two, three cloves of garlic and she's all the way upstairs and I get treated like I'm gassing her in the trenches with my modest attempt at cooking
I'm pretty sure it's literally not physically possible for smells to wake a person up too so you might say I'm somewhat resentful even now, 13 years later
Eh, smoke does but that's probably a hard wired thing for survival and garlic is a matter of taste.
Found the alien. "Garlic isn't a matter of survival" you're never going to invade the Earth saying things like that.
If garlic is as lethal to you as fire maybe dab some mayo under your nose at night. Another cracker down