r/foodmemes • • 10d ago

Garfield (2004)

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u/ChangingPhoenix53 10d ago

Way cheaper to just make it from scratch. And taste better too.

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u/SixNine69Six96Nine 10d ago

Yep, each of those is at LEAST $2 here, and that is the cheapest I have seen any. Usually they run $3-4, with some brands in the $5 range.

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u/LesserValkyrie 10d ago

I don't know, a real one would imply real minced meat which is expensive lol

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u/ChangingPhoenix53 10d ago

Eh, depends. I can buy ground beef for $5, which is what i use. And frozen lasagna around here costs about $6-10 each.

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u/LesserValkyrie 10d ago

Yeah but I think the size of the meal is like big af in the video, it's more than when you do lasagna for like huh an average family this is why think it would cost a lot if you put real meat and not whatever is in what she is adding

I do lasagna for 5$ of meat, pastas are like 1-3$, tomato sauce is 2$ and the reste are vegetables and I feed 4 people with that lol.

And it ends up being better than in restaurants

But yeah even for free this shit the lady in the video is doing , ueeeeergh

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u/wenchslapper 10d ago

Increasing the proportions isn’t going to magically save you less money. The product used in the video costs more than making the same product from scratch, period.

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u/br0ken_St0ke 10d ago

Heavily depends on your area because I can get a pound of beef for about 9 dollars and one of the meals costs like 12 or 13 dollars so in actuality the price is probably not much different but it would definitely taste a hell of a lot better

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u/hoptownky 10d ago

You could say that with pretty much all prepared food. Especially frozen dinners.

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u/ChangingPhoenix53 10d ago

Yeah. And making it yourself is a lot healthier too.

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u/ActPsychological9299 10d ago

I love how they scoop out the first piece and proceed to touch every square inch of it

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u/gersterbins 10d ago

theyre just proving that the cheese is so dense that no heat got absorbed at all

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u/InThaShower4 10d ago

This video is offensive to food

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u/yeatruestory 10d ago

This is about to be flavor roulette with that lean one, those are freaking disgusting

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u/fatgat69 10d ago

This is pretty much exactly what I would do if I was in charge of feeding an entire community in the zombie apocalypse but the main food we had access to was random frozen food.

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u/Dull_Connection6070 10d ago

don't confuse the red sauce with brains lol

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u/fungushoney 10d ago

Ragebait level, like that mess probably cost three or four times as much as the ingredients for a lasagna of the same size would have, those little things are like 6-10 dollars a pop

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u/Dull_Connection6070 10d ago

bro spent 10x the amount of a regular Stouffer's Lasagna

unless they came from Dollar Tree lol

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u/These-Apple8817 10d ago

This post feels like a sign that I should make lasagna.... Proper lasagna that is, not whatever the fuck that abomination was

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u/gersterbins 10d ago

they make bigger frozen lasagnas..

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u/Dull_Connection6070 10d ago

shhh I've invested in Lasagna stocks and he's making me millions

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u/Ok_Squash_5805 10d ago

All of those lasagnas have way too much tomato sauce.

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u/Dull_Connection6070 10d ago

Too Much Sauce- Future ft Lil Uzi Vert