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Soylent 2.0

Use less. Do more.

Nick Abouzeid🕴6Social & Growth Intern @ProductHunt · Written
As a kitchen-illiterate college student who can't stand cafeteria food or afford delivery, I live off of Soylent, Coffiest, and Cacao (the newest Soylent flavor). They're relatively cheap ($2.69-$3.25/bottle, depending on which flavor & how you order) compared to anything but fast food. Carrying them up from the mailroom is a pain, but they taste great & fill me right up. Definitely try the different flavors - I have friends who originally hated Soylent Original sneak into my room and steal Cacao out of my fridge.
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I tried for like 3 months straight.. Definitely the cheapest, but not an everyday meal for me :(.
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Instacart

Groceries delivered in one hour

Ryan Hoover44Founder, Product Hunt · Written
Like many people in San Francisco, I don't have a car so grocery shopping is very time-consuming and/or difficult to carry home. So instead, I use Instacart ~once a week. You can order from about a dozen grocery stores but if you want the best deal, order from Costco or Cash and Carry. Both offer bulk foods at 2-4x cheaper prices than Whole Foods or Safeway. My thrifty pro tip: rotisserie chicken ($10) + giant bag of spinach ($8) + salad dressing ($4) = $22, which serves about 4 meals.
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Good and Cheap

How to eat under 4$ a day - cookbook.
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