rocky 🍰
@rockyeats.bsky.social
vegetarian food blog! sometimes recipes, sometimes food pics. low-income and budget focused eating that is easy to prep with few ingredients. he/him ♿️
this might be cheaper for you if you shred your own lettuce and you get the cheapest buns, or even if you use sandwich bread instead of burger buns :)
i save a lot of energy by using the air fryer, especially if it's lined with foil for easy clean up.
i save a lot of energy by using the air fryer, especially if it's lined with foil for easy clean up.
January 10, 2025 at 3:10 PM
this might be cheaper for you if you shred your own lettuce and you get the cheapest buns, or even if you use sandwich bread instead of burger buns :)
i save a lot of energy by using the air fryer, especially if it's lined with foil for easy clean up.
i save a lot of energy by using the air fryer, especially if it's lined with foil for easy clean up.
this looks so good! i feel like the tofu probably has nooch, but what other spices/sauces did you use?
January 2, 2025 at 8:26 AM
this looks so good! i feel like the tofu probably has nooch, but what other spices/sauces did you use?
it's also delicious and cheaper to make this with peanut butter replacing the nutella! i make a similar dish layered with:
toast, peanut butter, banana slices, and then syrup/ honey if i have it. sometimes some frozen blueberries that i thaw in the microwave if i wanna splurge!
toast, peanut butter, banana slices, and then syrup/ honey if i have it. sometimes some frozen blueberries that i thaw in the microwave if i wanna splurge!
January 2, 2025 at 8:18 AM
it's also delicious and cheaper to make this with peanut butter replacing the nutella! i make a similar dish layered with:
toast, peanut butter, banana slices, and then syrup/ honey if i have it. sometimes some frozen blueberries that i thaw in the microwave if i wanna splurge!
toast, peanut butter, banana slices, and then syrup/ honey if i have it. sometimes some frozen blueberries that i thaw in the microwave if i wanna splurge!
around here i usually pay:
$0.25/ banana
$2.00/ peanut butter
$2.99/ 7.7oz nutella
$1.48/ bread loaf
about $7 to try this one.
usually i can get a good 8-10 loaded slices servings out of that, depends how heavy i am on the nutella. its a good dessert. or breakfast if you want, i'm not your mom.
$0.25/ banana
$2.00/ peanut butter
$2.99/ 7.7oz nutella
$1.48/ bread loaf
about $7 to try this one.
usually i can get a good 8-10 loaded slices servings out of that, depends how heavy i am on the nutella. its a good dessert. or breakfast if you want, i'm not your mom.
January 2, 2025 at 8:14 AM
around here i usually pay:
$0.25/ banana
$2.00/ peanut butter
$2.99/ 7.7oz nutella
$1.48/ bread loaf
about $7 to try this one.
usually i can get a good 8-10 loaded slices servings out of that, depends how heavy i am on the nutella. its a good dessert. or breakfast if you want, i'm not your mom.
$0.25/ banana
$2.00/ peanut butter
$2.99/ 7.7oz nutella
$1.48/ bread loaf
about $7 to try this one.
usually i can get a good 8-10 loaded slices servings out of that, depends how heavy i am on the nutella. its a good dessert. or breakfast if you want, i'm not your mom.
cost to try: $4-$5
can of tuno ($2)
avocado ($1)
1 lb rice or microwavable ($1-2)
probably around $3 per serving unless you use bulk buying :)
can of tuno ($2)
avocado ($1)
1 lb rice or microwavable ($1-2)
probably around $3 per serving unless you use bulk buying :)
November 16, 2024 at 9:57 AM
cost to try: $4-$5
can of tuno ($2)
avocado ($1)
1 lb rice or microwavable ($1-2)
probably around $3 per serving unless you use bulk buying :)
can of tuno ($2)
avocado ($1)
1 lb rice or microwavable ($1-2)
probably around $3 per serving unless you use bulk buying :)
my price estimates are based on california prices and usually come from budget stores like walmart and target.
i hope you try out the recipes i post! they are generally low-spoons in prep and i tend to use paper products to save on energy while cleaning.
i hope you try out the recipes i post! they are generally low-spoons in prep and i tend to use paper products to save on energy while cleaning.
November 13, 2024 at 10:00 AM
my price estimates are based on california prices and usually come from budget stores like walmart and target.
i hope you try out the recipes i post! they are generally low-spoons in prep and i tend to use paper products to save on energy while cleaning.
i hope you try out the recipes i post! they are generally low-spoons in prep and i tend to use paper products to save on energy while cleaning.
make it cheaper ⤵️
frying the tofu with water instead of oil MIGHT work. i am not sure if it will burn. you can omit the avocado as i did in the pictures. you can use leftover teriyaki packets from restaurants. you can also buy tofu and ramen in bulk. you can refrigerate leftover tofu.
frying the tofu with water instead of oil MIGHT work. i am not sure if it will burn. you can omit the avocado as i did in the pictures. you can use leftover teriyaki packets from restaurants. you can also buy tofu and ramen in bulk. you can refrigerate leftover tofu.
November 13, 2024 at 9:45 AM
make it cheaper ⤵️
frying the tofu with water instead of oil MIGHT work. i am not sure if it will burn. you can omit the avocado as i did in the pictures. you can use leftover teriyaki packets from restaurants. you can also buy tofu and ramen in bulk. you can refrigerate leftover tofu.
frying the tofu with water instead of oil MIGHT work. i am not sure if it will burn. you can omit the avocado as i did in the pictures. you can use leftover teriyaki packets from restaurants. you can also buy tofu and ramen in bulk. you can refrigerate leftover tofu.
price breakdown ⤵️
rounded from walmart. priced per item, not per serving.
cooking oil 20oz ($3)
firm tofu 16 oz ($2)
ramen noodles 1pk ($0.30)
teriyaki sauce 15oz ($3.50)
avocado ($1) (optional)
total cost to try this recipe: $9.80. you'll still have all ingredients except ramen to make it again.
rounded from walmart. priced per item, not per serving.
cooking oil 20oz ($3)
firm tofu 16 oz ($2)
ramen noodles 1pk ($0.30)
teriyaki sauce 15oz ($3.50)
avocado ($1) (optional)
total cost to try this recipe: $9.80. you'll still have all ingredients except ramen to make it again.
November 13, 2024 at 9:45 AM
price breakdown ⤵️
rounded from walmart. priced per item, not per serving.
cooking oil 20oz ($3)
firm tofu 16 oz ($2)
ramen noodles 1pk ($0.30)
teriyaki sauce 15oz ($3.50)
avocado ($1) (optional)
total cost to try this recipe: $9.80. you'll still have all ingredients except ramen to make it again.
rounded from walmart. priced per item, not per serving.
cooking oil 20oz ($3)
firm tofu 16 oz ($2)
ramen noodles 1pk ($0.30)
teriyaki sauce 15oz ($3.50)
avocado ($1) (optional)
total cost to try this recipe: $9.80. you'll still have all ingredients except ramen to make it again.
directions ⤵️
1. preheat oil in pan on med high heat.
2. cut tofu into 1/2 inch cubes.
3. fry on 2 sides until golden, usually 7-10 minutes for each side.
4. prepare ramen (any method), drain.
5. mix ramen, tofu, and sauce thoroughly to taste.
6. slice + add avocado. optional.
7. mix thoroughly.
1. preheat oil in pan on med high heat.
2. cut tofu into 1/2 inch cubes.
3. fry on 2 sides until golden, usually 7-10 minutes for each side.
4. prepare ramen (any method), drain.
5. mix ramen, tofu, and sauce thoroughly to taste.
6. slice + add avocado. optional.
7. mix thoroughly.
November 13, 2024 at 9:45 AM
directions ⤵️
1. preheat oil in pan on med high heat.
2. cut tofu into 1/2 inch cubes.
3. fry on 2 sides until golden, usually 7-10 minutes for each side.
4. prepare ramen (any method), drain.
5. mix ramen, tofu, and sauce thoroughly to taste.
6. slice + add avocado. optional.
7. mix thoroughly.
1. preheat oil in pan on med high heat.
2. cut tofu into 1/2 inch cubes.
3. fry on 2 sides until golden, usually 7-10 minutes for each side.
4. prepare ramen (any method), drain.
5. mix ramen, tofu, and sauce thoroughly to taste.
6. slice + add avocado. optional.
7. mix thoroughly.