#EATCLEAN

[Lion_of_the_Midlands]

Any "Meat" that comes wrapped in that shrink wrapper with the pinched off metal ends is going to be simultaneously disgusting and delicious. The packaging is off the sort that you only normally get dogfood in, normally made by Webox. 

[gmoney]

Yes, the Webox Chubb vibes are strong, but I'm still interested. 

[Lion_of_the_Midlands]

https://youtube.com/@chinesetakeawaypov?si=pIHDFCwLBGpsoe7Z

This definitely belongs in here. The sort of cross contamination that produces tasty food and dastardly poos, and not a wok full of sperm in sight. 

[King Coconut]

So what is it?

[SuperBacon]

I've just had the Rustlers Doner kebab which is every bit as amazing/shit as you imagine it to be.

Also, not very eatclean but I've found a very cheap meal for when I really cba. It's simply a packet of microwave rice dumped in a bowl of soup and mixed to make a sort of risotto. Came about when I didn't have much in, a tin of soup didn't seem enough for a meal (and it's not) and I've had it numerous times for my cba dinner. It's really filling as well, and can be achieved for just over a quid.

Mexican rice in vegetable soup is the current front runner.

[Merzbow]

21 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

Also, not very eatclean but I've found a very cheap meal for when I really cba.

Mine's just 50p own brand rice in the rice cooker with nothing but a bit of Lao Gan Ma on top, perfect. I've actually become a bit of a Chilli Oil hunter, been trying all kinds of pretending brands with some of them actually being just as good with their own distinct tastes.

EatClean wise, today I had a "Bread Pakora" which is just a literal sandwich filled with spicy veg stuff and fried in pakora batter.

[Carbomb]

25 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

I've just had the Rustlers Doner kebab which is every bit as amazing/shit as you imagine it to be.

Also, not very eatclean but I've found a very cheap meal for when I really cba. It's simply a packet of microwave rice dumped in a bowl of soup and mixed to make a sort of risotto. Came about when I didn't have much in, a tin of soup didn't seem enough for a meal (and it's not) and I've had it numerous times for my cba dinner. It's really filling as well, and can be achieved for just over a quid.

Mexican rice in vegetable soup is the current front runner.

Rice and soup is a classic. Get it a lot in Korean restaurants in particular. 

I don't know why I remember this, but @Vito once posted a recipe for savoury rice pudding, which was basically a tin of Heinz Cream of Chicken & Mushroom with rice in it. I've meant to give it a go, but never had the presence of mind to do it.