| Re: Rising Cost Of Food: How It Has Changed My Eating Habit by Premiumwriter2: 7:48pm On Sep 17, 2021 |
Limassol:
My brother, everybody is a millonaire on social media. Have a nice day. not sure what this is supposed to mean but certainly not me having N1500 to spend per week is a way of claiming that I'm a Millionaire on social media 2 Likes |
| Re: Rising Cost Of Food: How It Has Changed My Eating Habit by lebete3000: 9:03pm On Sep 17, 2021 |
Premiumwriter2:
Hello Nlders
Its no longer news that things are mightily expensive in the market especially food stuffs.
It is even harder for me and i believe a lot of other students included.
this has led me to changing my eating habit and surprisingly i seem to love it now more than ever before. dont get me wrong. ..i still detest the rising cost of living.
the part i love is that i now eat healthier now than before.
before now, bread and coke was a major part of my daily meal. sometimes i eat that for lunch and then dinner.
most times, i'd spent #150 on bread and #150 on coke making it #300.
or i'd eat outside. most times i buy fufu of #100 and then meat of #50 and i'll be okay. its benue state so the food was quite okay.
coming to the present, bread of #150 can no longer satisfy me as it is now so small. Nowadays, i'll need around #300 just for bread.
it seems like the sellers these days dont even know how much to sell the bread again. ..sometimes its #250 sometimes its #350.
and fufu nowadays cost #200 (300 if you really want to be satisfied) and meat is 100.
one day i sat down and thought it would be much more cost effective if i start cooking more and buying less.
well it turns out to be so. nowadays i spend only about 1k-1.3k per week on feeding. i use the money to prepare both soup and stew for the week. since i already have rice and garri i do not factor those in.
my market list often goes like this:
stew:
tomato #500
pepper #100
onion #100 or #50
meat #200 or #250 (those mallam recognize us as student...they call it student meat)
crayfish #50
and for soup:
ogbono #150
kpomo #200
crayfish #100
leaf #100
I buy palm oil and groundnut oil with maggi in bulk. so its once in a way.
i'm not the best cook but i found out i recently love cooking and have experimenting. I'm always watching youtube cook videos even when i'm cooking.
my friends dey laff me sometimes sha but me no send o. btw, nowadays i de cook stew die! still perfecting my soup skills sha.
Where you wan see Ogbono #150? The tin wey me dey buy #700 for North? Abi dem dey cheat me? |
| Re: Rising Cost Of Food: How It Has Changed My Eating Habit by Premiumwriter2: 9:54pm On Sep 17, 2021 |
lebete3000:
Where you wan see Ogbono #150? The tin wey me dey buy #700 for North?
Abi dem dey cheat me? dem no cheat you. Na different places we de. But 700 plenty for Ogbono o |
| Re: Rising Cost Of Food: How It Has Changed My Eating Habit by Princeadebayo11(m): 9:55pm On Sep 17, 2021 |
bigcee:
10k a month? Bros, na suicide mission be that oh. Even 70g noodles is 70naira and spagh is 350naira. May God help you oh. Naso my brother |
| Re: Rising Cost Of Food: How It Has Changed My Eating Habit by viviangist: 10:20pm On Sep 17, 2021 |
Premiumwriter2:
Hello Nlders
Its no longer news that things are mightily expensive in the market especially food stuffs.
It is even harder for me and i believe a lot of other students included.
this has led me to changing my eating habit and surprisingly i seem to love it now more than ever before. dont get me wrong. ..i still detest the rising cost of living.
the part i love is that i now eat healthier now than before.
before now, bread and coke was a major part of my daily meal. sometimes i eat that for lunch and then dinner.
most times, i'd spent #150 on bread and #150 on coke making it #300.
or i'd eat outside. most times i buy fufu of #100 and then meat of #50 and i'll be okay. its benue state so the food was quite okay.
coming to the present, bread of #150 can no longer satisfy me as it is now so small. Nowadays, i'll need around #300 just for bread.
it seems like the sellers these days dont even know how much to sell the bread again. ..sometimes its #250 sometimes its #350.
and fufu nowadays cost #200 (300 if you really want to be satisfied) and meat is 100.
one day i sat down and thought it would be much more cost effective if i start cooking more and buying less.
well it turns out to be so. nowadays i spend only about 1k-1.3k per week on feeding. i use the money to prepare both soup and stew for the week. since i already have rice and garri i do not factor those in.
my market list often goes like this:
stew:
tomato #500
pepper #100
onion #100 or #50
meat #200 or #250 (those mallam recognize us as student...they call it student meat)
crayfish #50
and for soup:
ogbono #150
kpomo #200
crayfish #100
leaf #100
I buy palm oil and groundnut oil with maggi in bulk. so its once in a way.
i'm not the best cook but i found out i recently love cooking and have experimenting. I'm always watching youtube cook videos even when i'm cooking.
my friends dey laff me sometimes sha but me no send o. btw, nowadays i de cook stew die! still perfecting my soup skills sha.
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| Re: Rising Cost Of Food: How It Has Changed My Eating Habit by lebete3000: 10:34pm On Sep 17, 2021 |
Premiumwriter2:
dem no cheat you. Na different places we de.
But 700 plenty for Ogbono o I go snap pictures when I reach my base... |
| Re: Rising Cost Of Food: How It Has Changed My Eating Habit by Drizzy5001(m): 2:30am On Sep 18, 2021 |
Abeg, na which Benue state wey Una dey buy a plate of fufu @₦200 naira biko? No be the same Benue wey I dey stop at, to eat, each time I'm traveling on my way to Yola, @₦700 in Zaki-biam  |
| Re: Rising Cost Of Food: How It Has Changed My Eating Habit by EcheijaOne(m): 7:11am On Sep 18, 2021 |
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| Re: Rising Cost Of Food: How It Has Changed My Eating Habit by olioxx(m): 12:05pm On Sep 18, 2021 |
SimplyFacts:
Take note of the editing.
That's how costly things are over here. As for the rice, maybe na me dey chop low-quality rice. Where do you live, bro? Ikorodu West |
| Re: Rising Cost Of Food: How It Has Changed My Eating Habit by Nobody: 12:06pm On Sep 18, 2021 |
olioxx:
Ikorodu West Okay. I stay in Ibadan. |
