I think the folks that don't plan meals just kind of buy ingredients sporadically and hope for the best. Sometimes it works. Sometimes there's just a bunch of mismatched items. Food tends to get wasted as stuff goes bad before it's eaten.
Source: my partner was like this before we moved in together
Even just the frozen food at your normal grocery store is really good. I'm pretty sure some of it it sourced in the same place these restaurants get their food. (I'm pretty sure I can get McDonald's hash browns at my local Kroger.)
If you tend to buy in bulk, you might want to check out restaurant supply places like GFS. If I am doing bulk baking or cooking, I will sometimes pick up a few things from them. They are open to the public and sell a lot of stuff that restaurants use, too.
Seconding frozen veggies (and fruit). They're frozen at their ripest. Makes for amazing roasted veggies in those cold winter months where I'm not feeling soup.
How would Garfield have a preference for a day of the week if he is not employed and only sits around all day?
I'll start by saying I loved Nintendo games. But I think I'm done. They can offer the games at $80, but I will pass. Oh well.
I had to double take at the number of points this post had when I first saw it.
Yeah I thought I was going nuts here. The eggs seemed like one of the least wasteful parts of the whole celebration.
As a mostly touch-averse autist... Depression it is lol. (Sorry it just makes my skin crawl.)
It me.
I do remember a friend's mom. She had a lot of allergies and was big into woo-woo. Anyway, she once told me that she was doing something with her essential oils and orange juice "to boost her immune system and deal with her allergies."
I've never seen one of these characters wear shoes. It looks kind of cursed.