/ck/ - oatmeal and egg whites cooked in chicken broth. ha - Food & Cooking

Anonymous

05/25/26(Mon)09:25:57 No.22036355

File: 20260525_092502.jpg (1.78 MB, 3958x3000)

1.78 MB JPG

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)09:25:57 No.22036355 Archived

oatmeal and egg whites cooked in chicken broth. hail satan.

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)09:27:16 No.22036356

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)09:27:16 No.22036356

>>22036355
grim

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)09:27:50 No.22036357

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)09:27:50 No.22036357

at least it's cooked. I keep getting served raw egg whites and it's starting to give me egg trauma

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)09:29:59 No.22036361

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)09:29:59 No.22036361

File: 20260525_092934.jpg (2.15 MB, 2856x3664)

2.15 MB JPG

cheeky cucumber on the side

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)09:33:05 No.22036363

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)09:33:05 No.22036363

>>22036361
>2 slicing styles
Truly the devilish (jk)

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)09:36:58 No.22036365

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)09:36:58 No.22036365

>imagine the smell

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)09:38:05 No.22036367

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)09:38:05 No.22036367

>>22036355
Is there a reason you're eating like this.
Also, why don't they serve this in prison, it's cheap, decently nutritious for breakfast, and easy to make in large quantities.

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)09:47:38 No.22036372

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)09:47:38 No.22036372

>>22036355
Disgusting. What country does one have to be from to eat this abortion?

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)10:33:35 No.22036398

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)10:33:35 No.22036398

>>22036355
Literally looks like puke

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)11:30:47 No.22036461

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)11:30:47 No.22036461

>>22036357
The heat of the oatmeal cooks the egg whites

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)11:36:57 No.22036468

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)11:36:57 No.22036468

>>22036355
praise jesus.

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)11:54:16 No.22036490

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)11:54:16 No.22036490

>>22036363
I like to spice things up

>>22036367
Prison food is bland and simple. When people mix ramen and cheese paste together it's commissary.

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)12:25:54 No.22036545

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)12:25:54 No.22036545

>>22036490
>Prison food is bland and simple. When people mix ramen and cheese paste together it's commissary.
What's in the OP also seems bland and simple.

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)12:29:07 No.22036554

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)12:29:07 No.22036554

>>22036361
That's not what "cheeky" means. It doesn't really mean anything, but it can't apply to food. Do you think that's cute, Nigel?

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)12:34:43 No.22036570

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)12:34:43 No.22036570

>>22036554
illiterate ESLs should know their place.

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)13:30:09 No.22036669

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)13:30:09 No.22036669

>>22036367
There are prisons in america where a full bowl of oatmeal, chicken broth and an egg would break the daily food budget per meal per inmate

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)14:16:34 No.22036760

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)14:16:34 No.22036760

>>22036669
Prices:
https://www.webstaurantstore.com/5-lb-frozen-egg-whites-case/873331017.html

https://www.webstaurantstore.com/chicken-soup-base-25-lb/10273220.html

https://www.webstaurantstore.com/50-lb-bag-quick-rolled-oats/111991518.html

I got $0.28 for 90 grams of oats with 2 egg whites cooked in chicken stock.

Calculations in Desmos.
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/meqrjkllmy

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)14:33:55 No.22036794

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)14:33:55 No.22036794

Reminder that being a bad cook helps prevent dementia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn0sUAiGanM

Anonymous
05/25/26(Mon)15:01:16 No.22036827

Anonymous 05/25/26(Mon)15:01:16 No.22036827

>>22036669
>>22036760
Probably not for prisons but in a few states, the local sheriff is allowed to pocket the difference between what it costs to feed an inmate and what the state provides as a food allowance. If you're in the county jail awaiting trial, your food might actually become better once you're sentenced to prison. As far as I know, no state allows a prison warden to pocket the difference between the food budget and what it actually costs to feed prisoners.