Is cooking really cheaper than buying fast food?

Is cooking really cheaper than buying fast food?

It can be with the appropriate investment and ingredients. Initial entry will be more expensive than dropping 5 bucks on mcdonalds, but by purchasing staples you can build multiple meals for the same cost

Depends what you're cooking, but generally yeah at least a little cheaper. But the upshot is that it's not only cheaper but also significantly better, both health wise and taste.

depends what you make and how well you portion it
you can take a pound of pasta, a scoop of mayo, and some tuna you got on sale and make 4 servings of tuna mac for $3

>you can take a pound of pasta, a scoop of mayo, and some tuna you got on sale and make 4 servings of tuna mac for $3
That sounds fucking vile.

Don't kick it till you try it. I was pleasantly surprised the first time I tried it.

I donno... Sounds like some bullshit to me as well

Then again, i ate cheese melted in between corn tortillas with hot sauce for dinner, so...

I have no desire to try that disgusting concoction... ever.

I think cletus severely misunderstood us when we told him he needed to caramelize his onions.