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How do y'all feed yourselves?
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I only cook batch meals that can be frozen. Cooking 6 servings is not much harder than cooking 1, and it means I only need to cook roughly 1 day per week.
If I have extra energy I might cook more meals and stock up.
If I run low and still don't have energy, I have some backup options in the form of frozen supermarket meals. They're not particularly healthy or cheap, but they are better than fast food.
Having a shelf-stable (or freezable) lunch can also help. You could pack multiple lunches when you have energy, then just grab one from the stack when it's needed.