A Weekend On 97p Per Day - Limited Budget Food Challenge - Day 1
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- čas přidán 18. 01. 2020
- I thought it might be interesting to set myself a challenge, so I did. This is the preparation, and Day 1 of the challenge itself.
The challenge is to see if I can buy enough food for myself and Jenny for the weekend (3 meals x 2 days x 2 people) for a total of £3.88
- that's £3.88 for the whole lot - 97p per person per day.
NOTE: the sole purpose of this video is to create a challenge, then respond to it; this is not intended to represent (and certainly not to mock or ridicule) any kind of natural, real-world situation.
The crux of the challenge is not just how I can feed myself on a tight budget, but how can I also try to provide variety and balanced nutrition when the total budget is so small, and it shuts off any opportunity for buying in bulk.
There wasn't enough money in the pot to buy any kind of dried beans without compromising on other items such as vegetables, so ... my shopping ended up being (prices in GBP):
Carrots - 0.10
Parsnips - 0.15
Rice - 0.45
Beans - 0.22
Tomatoes - 0.28
Chick peas - 0.40
Noodles - 0.14
Pears - 0.59
Eggs - 0.79
Salad - 0.12
Milk - 0.50
Onion - 0.10
Mushroom - 0.03
Brussels sprout - 0.01
I decided that each meal (for 2 of us) can be augmented by up to a total of 1 tablespoonful of commodities from my store cupboards such as spices, flavourings, seasonings and oil, and each served meal can be enhanced by up to a total of 1 teaspoonful of table condiments or flavourings such as ketchup, sugar, etc.
There are insufficient calories here for two people for two days; in fact, there is only about half the RDA for calories, so this isn't enough food to maintain an active lifestyle. Will it be enough to keep us from at least feeling hungry?
Day 2 is here: • A Weekend On 97p Per D... - Jak na to + styl
Is that a bit of onion ring or squid ring top left at 28:44 ? 😂🧐
Onion rings from a meal I cooked for my daughter, who visited us that mealtime
Atomic Shrimp ah fair enough mate. I thought the wife was sneaking some cheeky snacks in 😁 . More challenges please 😃
@@pinopies I know this was a long time ago. But hey, if the wife wanted to sneak snacks in they can. Pretty sure she can do whatever she wants outside of the challenge lol. It's all in great fun. I love these challenges. But people tend to take them "way" too seriously. Berating Shrimp for stupid reasons. It's just a personal thing to do, for fun. That's all :p
@@timvanloo6 relax
@@TPD bro hes saying that you don't need to take it seruisly 5yr old
"if it was an odd number we'd have to take them back, 'cause they're pears" I'm... so mad......
Took me a second at first, thought he was going to (for example) create 3 meals with 1 pear each, as such odd numbers wouldn't work... Bamboozled again!!!
A truly wonderful Dad joke.
Nothing worse than a single pear
I lost it
...I don’t get it
I'm glad to see creators may be able to feed themselves on what CZcams pays
I shouldn’t have laughed so much at this.
😂
@@koobagaming2722 It's a joke
@@koobagaming2722 you do realize he got probably 500 dollars
@@koobagaming2722 You ever heard of a joke?
“so we’ve got eight pears in here, an even number. if it was an odd number we’d have to take it back because they are pairs”
took me a dang minute but that was a *quality* dad joke shrimp
I only got the joke because of your comment.....
@@BluesStreams same lol
@@BluesStreams literally XD but it's hilarious
Thank you. I was waiting for this dad jokes comment. Love this guy so much, truly
took me ages to get the joke
You could see him shaking in anger after Jenny poured half the syrup bottle.
😅 you aren't allowed to comment when its the missus
Lol levi
there certainly was a beat of silence there XD
"Jenifer you are delegitimising my food challenge! JENNIFER!"
He was so biting his lip not to say “that’s not a teas spoon...”
Imagine seeing someone going to sainsbury’s, spending 4p on a sprout and a mushroom and calling it a day
🤣
you’ll need a bag with that
Have done so
If money was that tight I would applaud that person for not stealing them lol
@@thetelephoneprankster4254 money is extremely tight here but I was brought up not to steal
it’s almost 1 in the morning, my entire family is in bed, i have to wake up early tomorrow and instead up i’m watching a british couple eat rice and pear porridge
Thank god its not just me 🤦♂️🤣
God help us
I’m actually laughing chegg your funny as I’m doing that right now hahah
I do the same😉
chegg don’t worry, it’s happened to me too
This guy is like a roald dahl character it really is lovely
*pees*
ol maggies only here because this looked like someone being poor, and she wanted to imagine taking things desperately needed from them. get back in yer grave ye ginger.
@@douglasparkinson4123 yuck
*shits*
*ruptured hemorrhoid*
i love how you cared to put the same amount of soup in each bowl
Its so sweet and touching! It reminds me of me and my husband...sharing things out equally like that 😊
Such a nice guy. CZcamsrs nowadays are so crazy,acting like divas and gangsters and here he is just being an amazing human being. Love it
He truly is, very kind soul
You're watching the wrong CZcamsrs if that's how you generalize other CZcamsrs like that.
Anti - Ethnic Cleansing old man shouts at cloud
@@Lolbama2012 Sorry,let me specify. What I meant to say is that a lot of the mainstream CZcamsrs such as the Paul Brothers,KSI,Ricegum(used to be very popular) and ect always seem to have some sort of grand problem going on or are in conflict with other CZcams celebrities. Which is why a change of content feels amazing.
Gangsters 🤣
Ok, but thank you for actually spending £3.88, a lot of these "budget meal" videos end up cheating by buying like a £10 pack of something and using 1/10th, then going "See? I spent £1!"
This! I always hate that! They’re advertising the idea that it’s meant to display how the poorest people live, people in poverty often never get the £20 to splurge on a bulk item and then just divide it to make it cheaper. That middle class mentality always bothers me
@@merrybright5732 Not really a middle class mentality. More of a frugal mentality of making every penny count. Even very poor people don't generally buy food on a daily bases. To give you an idea of frugal minded vs. other minded, my husband was buying a coffee for both of us every day at a cost of $2.00. In his mind it was cheap. In my frugal mind it was $2.00 X 365 days for a total of $730.00. So what he saw as $2.00, I saw as $730.00. He came from a middle class background, and I came from a very poor background. But I do understand what you are saying, and it definitely makes for a more interesting video when they only spend the amount they are consuming.
@@savedbygrace1582 Did you start making coffee at home?
@@savedbygrace1582 wow.. you really made me realize how much money i always spent on coffee and energy drinks
@@merrybright5732 do the poor people always buy just the food for the day? Oil for the day? Coffee for the day? No larger volumes that can last a month? If so, that is the reason of being poor right there.
That was really nice when Jenny tried to open the jar of chutney, and without asking he gently took it from her and opened it and gave it back without notice.
Watching 3y after this was created, the increase in cost of the food is shocking.
Classic Jenny, such a chatterbox
She is really camera shy. It doesn't help that I never stop talking to camera
2 opposites collide
what do you think jenny
@@andybowsher2049 "yep"
@@ivananic1936 being on camera isn't everyone's cup of tea! I'm sure she's lovely in person.
Pimping out ramen noodles with veggies and eggs is one of my favourite ways to make a cheap, filling, nutritious and most importantly, tasty meal. Good stuff.
Same here. Although I would have used porridge oats instead of white rice for the breakfast, white rice is high GI and I would be hungry before lunch if I ate that much rice with sugar.
What do you add exactly ?
I like adding soy sauce to it, or saseme oil, or corriander. I used to grow my own corriander, which is much cheaper then buying it
@@Hannes10 I add Bean sprouts, a soft boiled egg, spinach, paprika, sesame, soy sauce, maybe some fried tofu or fried meat, green onions. Stuff like that
@@janknoblich4129 have you had pho? It's like ramen it's really tasty
This guy has a mixed genre of videos, but he got the spirit
Like a lot of his vids i would never check on another channel but its shrimp so we’ll watching
He’s one of those people who posts what he wants and doesn’t take criticism for doing so. It’s a cool format and it feels genuine.
Seeing food prices now just two years later is making me all nostalgic for life before COVID.
This channel is such a hidden gem.
F
He is a great chef but he doesn't wash any of the fruits & vegetables...
Agnes Jobbagy he cuts it out, it doesn’t matter, because he cuts skin off
Oh it really is
I don’t know how I found this guy but I am going way down the rabbit whole that is AromicShrimp and I’m so here for it!!
So this is like the opposite of Binging with Babish. So, Saving with Shrimp? I like the series, especialy since it's hard times in my house. Thank you.
Scrimp with Shrimp
Ben S That give me a good chuckle and I hate myself for it 😂
Binging with Babish is where he heard about the chickpea water meringue trick, I'd wager haha
Dry beans, lentils, rice, cans tomato, eggs, milk, pasta, cheapest veges (potato's, onions, whatever is in season), cheapest meat by weight
Ez pz
Just learn to cook
Skimp with Shrimp
Finally. A youtuber that is a grown ass adult that doesn't scream at the camera. You are a unicorn, sir.
Stop. Stop before you awaken the bronies.
Unicorn? Lol
@@starryeyes2541 Bc it’s really rare/nonexistent
@@josephswietlik7013 unicorns are "rare"? Have you seen a unicorn?
@@mr.clasher-clashofclansboo7286 no, that’s why they are RARE/NONEXISTENT
Ah, so Jenny is just a pair of hands as well! You two were made for each other! :)
I was not expecting to watch a man cook less than £4 worth of food for 30 minutes today but here I am
And its for 2ppl for 2 days or 12 portions
It’s addictive!
Imagine just seeing someone buy 1 single mushroom 😂
Or one single Brussels sprout.
Maybe they think they buying it to regrow one mushrooms to a lot of mushrooms
Stonks
Beans Beanie big brain move
I'd probably feel so bad for them I'd offer to pay them something
Yes, Nutella jar lids fit perfectly on cans! I didn't ever think anyone else had realised.
Also, the jars make nice glasses (cleaned of their label, of course)!
Here we can sometimes buy a small glass of Nutella, and they're pretty neat as a small water glass ^.^
I imagined that in a weird way
the plastic tops of pringles tubes make good can lids, too
@@MrMiss-cp9bw Yes, that's what I meant!! My family only buy the small ones (so that we can reuse them as glasses) and never the normal sized ones so I forgot to make the distinction haha
@@lemsdarkapprentice2535 Oh I didn't know that!! Thanks for the tip :)
It makes my heart so so happy to see a husband offer his wife equal portions. In my family the men always get a much larger serving at every meal, as well as first dibs on seconds. It's just very wholesome to see a couple interact so lovingly! Gives me hope for my own marriage someday.
It makes sense, tho, since men are larger on average, and thus require more food for energy.
@@herowither12354 i believe that with a bit of tact and nuance noone would reply to the comment above with what you did and i hope that in the future you wont either
Men have a faster metabolism than women on average and thus require more food since their bodies burn more calories with less work.
Hint. For the porridge, add a pinch of salt with the sugar. Strangely enough it’ll give the dish a ton of extra flavor.
The salt contrasts the sugar, making it taste much sweeter than it would be on it's own.
Better yet have salted porridge with no sugar. It's delicious and the proper Scottish way!
@@carlatate7678 salt is the traditional way.
@@sarajamil2672 Scotland is the traditional country
True.. i do that with porridge
As someone who was homeless for a long time, this brings back some stressful nostalgia.
Pasta, rice, frozen veg about a fiver for a week give or take a few days
When I was on the streets I had to steal food from sainsburys just sandwiches and a drink and maybe if it was packed in the store a few chocolate bars but I was just a kid so had no benefits but finally ended up in a hostel when I hit 17 so could buy and cook food
@@wakeup2theNWOsainsburys eh so u were a posh shop lifter.
it sucks dunnit, I hope things are back on track
@@thumbdeadred Yeah some rough times but yes things are much better now thanks mate, hope things picked up for you 😘
I will take your words to heart and keep in mind that I’m not alone if I’m ever on the streets
@@wakeup2theNWO although hope you arent bogged down mentally with silly conspiracy theories mate. Even if they are true. Focus on something else. xx
I'm a very new viewer. And let me say, I am damned annoyed that I didn't find your channel earlier in quarantaine!!! I go back to work next week! Oh well, I can catch up on my breaks and stuff. You seem like a really nice man. And the videos I've seen so far have been really interesting.
Jenny, blink twice if you didn't agree to this
Hahaha
Just watching an English couple have their morning porridge. 10/10
Shrimp has to live this weekend with only 97p per day cause he sent all his money to the soul called mr barrister John Warosa
😂😂😂
Looking at this in Aug 2023 and I'm in shock at the prices. You might can get one or two items out of your cart for the price you spent on the whole thing. Food costs are insane now.
Yep. Was looking for this comment. It really hurts.
This channel just feels like a cosy winter's day with my grandparents. So wholesome.
dont let atomic catch you taking two tablespoons full from the ingredients cupboard. that's bad news for you if that happens.
That's a definite bridge of transaction right there
that's Mr Shrimp to you, son.
You take 2 tablespoons, you lose 2 kneecaps.
I just saw an Atomic Shrimp official handmade wooden spatula
unless you didn’t use a teaspoon in lunch of course
"Just about a teaspoon of syrup. So about that much."
*Pours around 3x the amount as him*
FatheredPuma81 lol
Funny
Why do I keep pressing return
Instead of send?...??
omg
This is annoying
Oh wait
There
@@dx87gaming31 haha
jenny's on a fucking mad one
I came down for this exact comment
is this man not pure youtube legend? he has such a calm attitude and I love it so much. he's also a great chef! :D
I love it when Jenny participates. I like her and Eva! ❤️
Is 4:30, and with all this Corona situation, being obligated to stay at home, with all this stress, watching a lovely couple enjoy this cheap but tasty looking food, is really a stress relief
I really hope this hidden gem of a channel gets eventually more famous, because it deserves
(also sorry for the bad English, still studying it here in Italy)
This is brilliant English, if you hadn’t included the apology, I wouldn’t have realised
You’ve got some bumps to clear out, but your english is okay.
bruh u speak better english then most people that speak english
You have better English than I would expect, good on you! Only a couple slip ups which is quite impressive.
I have lived in the USA and only spoken english my whole life, but I still sound foreign sometimes because I'm dumb. (Sorry for bad English, I'm an idiot on mobile)
An even number, because they are pears! lol.
I'll never think about pairs the same way.
If you get an odd one, send it back!
I snorted at the dad joke about pears/pairs 3:39-3:46 and it embarrass me.
Watching this almost 3 years later and it's really depressing to see how much the price of even the most basic food has skyrocketed.
I love how all your stuff has this kinda old-time but colourful and not-boring style to it!
what do you think Jenny?
1:yeh fine
2:yeh its nice actually
3:it's alright yeh
i like Jenny
Bad Larry 😭😭
Gotta say, your wife is a trooper for going along with these challenges. :)
She doesn't have to cook 😊
Hey man just a quick tip that you might be interested in, in my country when we are cooking rice we usually start by putting some carrots with vegetable oil and then add the rice adds a lot of flavour 😄
Its_ Zede cooked rice?
I went to Morrisons on wednesday and got 2 bags of carrots for 13p each , 3 bags parsnips for 5p each , white cabbage for 7p ,onions for 60p all on reduced section Still in good condition . Last week brought a home made Tiger bread for 5p
Ps get many bargains
Wow dat is good price have a nice day
A bag of carrots for 13p? How does that not break your economy?
@@GeorgeMonet it was in the reduced section so it's probably just cheaper for them them to sell at a loss than pay for the disposal of produce:)
@@GeorgeMonet We make up for it with expensive housing and bills instead. 😐
Consistently good and high quality videos, even if they are very different.
Seriously! Whatever he uploads, I watch it. Never disappointed.
Aaron Asencio the variety as well the calming manner of the videos are what make them good
Videos that contain a puddingy breakfast can't go wrong
Ok whom ever is seeing this you can "deep fry" you potato peals and have crispy chips
I come back to the limited food challenge videos you made so often. Just something about the way youre so innovative with food never gets old. Please do more, not for the "challenge" but more for the interesting dishes you come up with!
I’m half Chinese, and before my grandmother passed, she taught me how to get a really great consistency rice porridge. Freezing the rice the night before! The water in the rice will expand, breaking it apart very easily- easier than with heat. It’s very high yield, I’d say around four times the original volume. My family would eat it with a little brown sugar, maple syrup, chopped dried fruits, or pickled vegetables depending on the season. I quite like mine with some pickled mustard.
So you’d freeze cooked rice the night before, and then cook it again in milk?
@@user-kf9rv6ff7c I think that’s what he / she is trying to say. ❤
interesting...i'll have to try this if i remember
Don’t freeze it slowly or else you’ll get sick!
I grew up with a mum who often bragged about how little she'd spent to fill our bellies. We were always proud and it was usually very tasty!
Encourages creativity, that's for sure! I rarely spend more than $1.50 per day on food.Plus my big splurge is organic coffee, about 34c a pot and every week I buy a quart of half and half, about $2.50.
Would you like to post some of the recipes? 🥰😊
@@leslieknope4775 Haha thanks! If you're familiar with a "boiled dinner", that was pretty common (heavy on the veg side). Also, a lot of goulash and also tuna noodle casserole. Sorry, I doubt even my mom has those recipes anymore. 😊
@@mostlyharmlessrc3920 thank you! :) i'm searching for this kind of recipes ,,just in case,,. We plan to move put this year and are both students 😅 you helped me a lot i think 😊🥰
Can we talk about how amazing the nutella-lid-for-cans idea is? Mind: blown.
I thought everyone knew this honestly because my mum did this all the time. I think one we had for our cat food lasted about 15 years
There's a joke about PAIRS coming up, so BRACE yourselves, folks !
I love this! just hope Jenny was taken out to dinner after this.
This is by far the most wholesome channel in youtube, congrats mate
Here’s a challenge for you: you have IBS and have to follow a LOW FODMAP diet (you’ll have to do your research there). Good luck!
There is absolutely no way one could do this in Canada. I'm shocked how low some of the items are priced. VERY impressive.
that nutella lid trick on the cans... my life has changed
BUY ALL THE NUTELLA
I don't think it'll work with the screw-on lids, though. But to try that out, I'd have to eat nutella. Nah.
real diy life hack unlike hammering your spoon so you can eat while holding it from the wrong side up
If you read the label on most canned foods it will say not to store them opened in the fridge though.
I however used to do it myself using Bisto gravy granules lids or Nescafe Azera lids. Now though I just store in Tupperware.
@@TheHyperPenguin exactly this. Oxidisation or some such. Alright in this instance because it's being used next day. Otherwise, if left a while, things start to taste metally. Once the tin is exposed to the air.
The delivery of that pear joke was impearcable
#dadjokes
cool
Don't you mean pearfect?
@@AtomicShrimp you will go straight to Peargatory for that one!
Ps
Golden Syryp?..hmmm
Could eat mud with refined sugar ooured all over it...
I'm an extremely picky eater and I was surprised to see that I can eat about 90% of the things in the video without a fuss. Plus these are so quick and easy to make. Nothing too elaborate. It's very helpful to watch these to plan ahead for when I move out into my own place.
Your house, or kitchen atleast, looks so simple and homely I love it.
I have to say honestly, im surprised by how much you have to pay for each ingredient....im pretty sure that in most countries you cannot get away with living on 1 pound, euro whatever. i just went to the shops and tried to do similar shopping you did in this and you other video, near impossible. sometimes a paprika can cost alone 1 Euro, pound etc. how you managed to get 6 eggs for such a low price is also beyond me.
I truly appreciate the pears joke you made. honestly love that haha
He actually bought free range eggs, if he bought caged eggs he probably could have got about 12 for the same price. The UK has an incredibly low cost of food, one of the lowest in any western country.
@@hoixthegreat8359 in my school people spend more money buying a bottle of water and a bag of chips than this man did feeding 2 people over the course for 2 days
In my country (guatemala) you can make some meals with €1, but not very nourishment jajaja
Same, and he even goes in different shops in other videos so these prices are not specific to one super cheap shop. I don't understand
In my own country (Indonesia) you can get a lot of things with only $1(that is if you change the money) but some essentials can be a bit expensive.
I'm doing this every day for years now. And I have no fridge. And I am becoming even better: I am discovering handmade noodles.
This man out here making 97 pence a day meals that look freaking delicious.
i like the way he doesn’t make this out to be some outrageous and unrealistic challenge, he’s aware people have to do this in their daily lifestyles and i appreciate that 👍
Love the fact that you were on a budget but you still picked up free ranged eggs :)
Only in the UK does such a luxury exist
Free range is bullshit anyway. They are kept in slightly larger cages and allowed a small amount of time outside and called "free range". It doesn't solve any of the ethical issues with eggs.
Not cages there is no top to it and they all are cramped together on a much larger scale a bunch of the time just as bad tho
Got to research the place if you want it to be ethical
In Australia, free range is usually the same price or less than caged.
Scammers after scam baiters have made their job impossible
cool
Nice
great
Lol
Epic
Finally, this is the wholesome content I was looking for thank you
Top tip for rice, rinse it twice before cooking, I was always told to put rice in the fridge straight after cooking, here in the Philippines they never cool rice it stays in the pan overnight for the next day!
Imagine waking up and hearing your s.o say hey, we've only got $1 for this weekend, let's go buy some rice, ramen and a single mushroom. ;D
I did get some strange looks in Sainsbury's buying that single sprout and single mushroom (I had to go back and find a smaller one of each as the first mushroom I picked up was like 10p)
@Vapor not if he gets hit
Colour me suitably impressed you achieved it. Lol.
It would be so funny, it's not possible.
I’d love it because it’d be a fun dumb thing to do together
"Jennys spotted a Thrush in the tree." - Budget extension!
Oh nooo...
I read this like some sort of anime interjection like ace attorney objection or like "A NEW CHALLENGER APPRROACHES"
Have loved you channel for a little while and the current pandemic insanity reminded me of this. You are so INCREDIBLY savy. it seems the UK government could have taken a leaf out of your book here with some of these horrendous school meal food boxes.
I feel like food prices are higher where I live. I don’t think I could buy quite that much with $5
Yes, our prices are at least 10X those prices in the US. :(
Dawn Chattin vegetables are cheap here in the uk so we don’t have an excuse not to have 5 a day haha
@@dawnchattin5935 Look at those portion/package sizes though! they look so much smaller in the UK. (like the milk and eggs)
Those were the smallest packs of milk and eggs (and therefore the least economical in terms of amount per penny), but buying the larger packs would have blown too much of the budget
Wizardly we do have up to 6 pints of milk but that was just a one pint of milk can get way bigger packets of stiff eggs come in 6 and 12 or the cheap bad eggs in the bigger plastic boxes think they are 15 eggs
Got myself a new job recently which gives me great hours but I've taken somewhat of a pay cut.. And these budget videos have saved my arse! You're a saint!
same budgets here
Its really sweet how despite both your ages , your wife still happily participates in your videos . That small little fact really makes me happy . Have a nice day you two.
I find your videos so calming and nice to watch. I barely even realize that the video is half an hour long
That pear pun about them coming in pairs made me pause and contemplate smashing my router just to escape from ever accidentally hearing it again. Well done, solid eye-rollingly good pun.
That’s the biggest dad joke I heard in a while
wight fwuwy
Me: wow that was cool, I wonder if I can do that here in America.
*stares down at 41¢ worth of coins*
Me: I... I can’t even buy an apple with this...
I'm honestly curious if that's the case? It reminds me of when I was 14 and thought a single apple cost £1 where in reality that was the price for a kilogramme of them- they were considered expensive too!
Just go to your local graveyard
Creek Ie Yeah, in the U.S. you’d have way more trouble. You can’t even really get 2 packs of ramen with the 41 cents mentioned above(the cheapest I’ve found one pack is 25 cents near me, but maybe cheaper elsewhere). It also depends on the state, but I can’t even imagine trying to get groceries for a weekend with 5 - 6 dollars.
@@loganweatherly5081 I haven't seen ramen in small packages without seasoning packets before either. I have some 25 cent packets at my local store but I imagine if the were plain they'd probably be 20 cents.
Ramen at my walmart is 18c. Thank goodness because I was down to 89c and grabbed ramen (18c) and a can of tuna (68c). Grabbed a handful of condiments from the gas station (mayonnaise, relish, and pepper) so I had tuna salad and ramen soup.
Absolutely love these videos that he does, really really enjoy them. They're so wholesome 🥺
I love watching your videos, your voice is very calming and so interesting. Great ideas to save money in these financially difficult times. You've given me many great ideas to make ends meet.
Why is this *SO* entertaining (and as a bonus educational)? It's like comfort food for the eyes; so wholesome. Especially in these trying times. You're channel is about to blow up! Give it 6 month and I guarantee 1 mil+ subs. Keep doing this kind of content bro!
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@@Ahmed-mp4og yep
Thing is with this type of content is there's a specific audience who enjoy it so the max subscribers isn't very high
It's been two years but we're nearly there!
well maybe not 6 months, maybe like um 4+ years lol
Move over Binging with Babish, there's a new cooking show on the block
It's always nice to come back to these videos every once in a while. Was the first video I watched of this channel. I think you should do more of these, they're one of my favorite types of content on your channel
It's wonderful to come back to this video after so long and find it is still top notch entertainment. Thanks, Shrimp, for all the good times
Maybe add a little salt to the porridge next time, can get free salt packets at many places. Keep all the sugar with the pear reduction versus adding it to the rice. It'll possibly make the sweetness of the pears stand out a bit
You can also swipe ketchup, mayo and mustard sachets at the hot food section but try to leave some for people's hash browns and chicken :p
22:00 Him: **Talking about bacteria that grows on warm rice**
Me, eating yesterday’s rice that was kept on the stove: **fear noises**
Time for chubbyemu
i know same here loooool
Lol, fear noises made me think of Kif from Futurama
**fear noises from last years sushi night**
My mom regularly left what she cooked on the counter to cool off, waited hours to stick it in fridge. Never a problem --maybe because we lived in michigan, it never gets hot.
I came here for the challenge, but I stayed for the pair humor.
Same, but I stayed for the torrid passion between them...
I thoroughly enjoyed your 1 Day, 1 Pound, 3 meals. I would love for you to do the same challenge for a week. You are so creative in cooking.
Food seems so cheap there....and then in addition there's the reduced section....jealous!
Yeah even the most basic stuff is super expensive here and it's only getting more and more expensive cuz of corona
@@HenriqueRJchiki bread in america is like 7 dollars smh
@@foxysobek8109 bro what??
@@StVTakumi yeah fucking aids
@@foxysobek8109 where in the US do u live where the bread is 7$ 😬
The thing I find interesting about watching these videos is he end up with healthy, home cooked meals that taste good, judging by his reactions.
I got bags of pears once 5p a bag as they were on the sell by date. It took 4 weeks for them to ripen when I took them home.
Nice!
I just found you (this video popped up in my sidebar) and I was fascinated to see just how much you could have with so little money! You are very inventive with your meals. I also loved that you put, not only the price of each meal but the calories also! Fantastic, TFS and Happy New Year! P.S. I am now subscribed! 👍💖
Dude tells his dog......"You cannot walk on it" Dog says "Hold my beer"
Yet another interesting video concept and series from you, AS. There is something about your videos that is just so very calming. Always a pleasure to watch what you get up to - so thanks!
This was such a delightful and relaxing video series. Thank you!
It’s such a wholesome video, a guy make food and playing with his dog. You have earned my sub.
Jenny definitely had more than one tablespoon of that Golden Syrup
Let the poor woman be, she's already camera shy and I imagine isn't used to just using a single teaspoon for golden syrup or any other sauce/condiment/dressing
@@biggiefish8223 Think we're just poking fun.
@@Speed001 ye sick
@@biggiefish8223 shut up. It's a joke. And plus it's a challenge if she didn't want to do it then she shouldn't of done it
@@zaidiqbal287 shut the fuck up you batty boy, I already responded to someone else regarding that you fucking west kid
The pears pun is your magnum opus. I audibly groaned.
I was just sitting here watching this and all if a sudden the old cooking show "The Urban Peasant" popped into my head. He was a funny, fun and frugal cook! You just reminded me of him in this video. At least I know it aired here in Canada back in the 90's. I'm sure there is footage of his show somewhere in the You tube world.. loved that show. 😁🇨🇦
Really like these food ideas! I enjoy watching these types of challenges as a way to help save my household money! I want to eat healthy, yet yummy... and your ideas were fantastic!