It's really quite amazing the amount of money you will save when you make your own food at home. There was one time we (when I say we, it means the 3 of us) ate Vietnamese food for like more than RM100+, one time eating pricey burger and fries for RM80+ and then worse yet, I (as in me, alone, just me, one person eating with friends) had Korean for RM80+, ONE PERSON. It was hellaloadoffood but still.
Yeah, we can opt for cheaper options, obviously, like our favorite mixed rice or our kopitiam and thank goodness for them too. It is the school holidays right now so, how many kopitiams can we visit before we get bored of them? How many stalls do they have before we have tried them all, right?
Eating out IS always going to be expensive and that is why I feel like people should try to cook their own meals more often.
I made days' worth of porridge yesterday and it is right now in the fridge. I have salted eggs, and some fermented vegetables, fish, canned food and some stuff that I can eat together with the porridge. What can I say? I am a porridge kinda gal. I've always loved porridge, some people might think it odd since porridge is often associated with 'sick people food'. LOL.
Anyway, I cheated a little yesterday, with bacon and sausages. The kids loved it and I made it with buttered corn and carrots and fried eggs. They said it was a good combo and I guess that's all that matters, right?
Love,
Marsha
Yeah, we can opt for cheaper options, obviously, like our favorite mixed rice or our kopitiam and thank goodness for them too. It is the school holidays right now so, how many kopitiams can we visit before we get bored of them? How many stalls do they have before we have tried them all, right?
Eating out IS always going to be expensive and that is why I feel like people should try to cook their own meals more often.
I made days' worth of porridge yesterday and it is right now in the fridge. I have salted eggs, and some fermented vegetables, fish, canned food and some stuff that I can eat together with the porridge. What can I say? I am a porridge kinda gal. I've always loved porridge, some people might think it odd since porridge is often associated with 'sick people food'. LOL.
Anyway, I cheated a little yesterday, with bacon and sausages. The kids loved it and I made it with buttered corn and carrots and fried eggs. They said it was a good combo and I guess that's all that matters, right?
Love,
Marsha
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