pop tarts are /g/ related

You forgot eggs.

get some beers for later. treat yourself, op.

All you need.

wank rags. unless you kick it into the carpet.

Steel-cut oats, eggs, avocado, tuna, protein powder, and chicken breasts.

Bread.
Fruit.
Jelly?

>Salsa flavoured corn-chips
2011 ISHYDDT
Why don't you just buy some plain chips and some real salsa? Or better yet, chunky guac?

>>19615451
>chicken breasts
Chicken thighs are a lot cheaper per pound where I live.

>>19615440
Oh shit, I actually just read that properly for the first time and its really bad.

>>19615451
I guess if you dislike eating you can stick to this

>>19615479

>eating for the taste
ISHYDDT

>>19615479
But this is typical /g/. Computers shouldn't be fun, they are for work. Food shouldn't be tasty, it's for nutrients.

Noodles.

My standard shopping list

carrots
broccoli
courgettes
peppers
onions
spinach
salmon
chicken
cous cous
cottage cheese
houmous
milk
eggs
baked beans
bacon
avocado
soda water
tinned tomatoes
kidney beans

mmm. That's made me hungry. Time for breakfast methinks.

>>19615422
>well, what should i buy?
apples, bananas, tomatoes, eggplant, kiwi, tuna, corn, peaches, pears, spinach, cauliflower, raw full chicken, mackerel with mustard, sardine in oil, french beans, canned peas, carrots, avocado, olive oil, wine, beer, coffee, sugar, hamburgers, mustard ketchup, eggs, pasta, yogurts, and loads of ice cream.
send me the bill i'll pay you next week.
thank you

>>19615651
>eggplant
It's called aubergine, you retard.

>>19615676
well i'm french, so i obviously call it aubergines, but i looked it up in google, it said eggplant.
i guess britishfags say aubergine because they can't into their own language when they talk about food.

>>19615695
I'm not british. I'm not even from an english-speaking country. I still call it aubergine.

>>19615562
>cous cous
you keep using that word, but what you mean is semolina.
couscous is a whole north african meal prepared with semolina, vegetables and various meats and spices. (pic related, it's couscous)

>>19615695

>can't into their own language

what are you talking about, my good sir?

Get me a pallet of toilet paper
I have a wise idea..

>>19615765
i mean half of the english words referring to cooking are borrowed from french or italian.

>>19615748

well I'm massively uneducated in the world of food and cookery, but what I buy says 'cous-cous' on the packet, and it looks like that stuff in the middle of your picture.

If its not cous-cous, then I apologize, I have been misled by the packet. Semolina is something I would associate with being given in Primary school for dessert, some fucking rancid brown soup-like shit that's supposed to be flavoured like chocolate, but tastes of death.