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I have Prime and would be happy to buy what you need so you get free shipping without the $35 minimum, should the gift card not be enough. It's 2 day shipping. Just direct message me and we'll sort it out. Here are some options right around $12:

http://www.amazon.com/Bobs-Red-Mill-Cereal-Muesli/dp/B000EDDSES/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1407460188&sr=8-1&keywords=bob%27s+red+mill

http://www.amazon.com/Bumble-Bee-Chunk-2-5-Ounce-Pouches/dp/B00374WK4U/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1407460277&sr=8-3&keywords=tuna

http://www.amazon.com/Keebler-Sandwich-Crackers-Variety-Pack/dp/B0044CJDTO/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1407460315&sr=8-4&keywords=crackers

You start to get some (imho) better deals around $15 or $20, for things like steel cut oats, peanut butter, etc., if you keep on mturking. I mturk too.

Otherwise, you can set up mturk to deposit in the bank but it does take a few days -- start it now, even if you don't need it. That way it's set up for next time (verified).

If you need more assistance, this subreddit is for people posting Amazon (or Walmart, etc.) wish lists. People can then buy things for you directly from your wishlist. You may be able to get a good amount more food than asking for pizza this way - dollars on staples go faster than pizza, and we have a number of active gifters here -- stock up on PB, tuna, boxes of pasta and sauce, canned fruit, protein bars/shake mix, crackers, whatever. If it doesn't spoil, you can probably get it or something like it on Amazon. There are good deals on Amazon and many people in this subreddit are Prime subscribers, so try to add Prime-eligible items. Don't forget a few small "addon" items -- if we reach a minimum order, we can add small items for free shipping too, and there's a lot of food items in this category, as well as needs like toothpaste and other toiletries, paper goods, etc.

I used to be a hiring manager, so if you want anyone to read your resume, let me know. Happy to help. Job searching is brutal and any edge helps.

Good luck out there!

Longtime lurker in the sub, but thought I would submit this since we got a cute photo of my son slurping down the broth that was left in his bowl.

I made a variation on /u/ramen_lord's Tokyo style Shoyu recipe, based on what was locally available.

I also used his egg recipe, which turned out great.

The biggest change was using pork shoulder instead of pork belly. I braised the pork shoulder with the same ingredients that /u/ramen_lord recommends for braising pork belly here, but I used the Martha Stewart pork shoulder braising method.

I used store-bought Sapporo ramen from a store that was supposed to have Sun Noodles but didn't.

Because I couldn't find any iriko niboshi, I used canned smoked wild kippers that I found at my local grocery store. I think it worked pretty well, all things considered, adding a fish and very slight smoke taste to things.

Of course, the best part of the meal was watching my one-and-a-half year old son who can be a pretty picky eater and has never had ramen before snarfing down the egg, noodles, and pork, and then lifting up the bowl to slurp down the remaining broth.

This sub is really great. Much thanks to /u/ramen_lord and everyone else here for their posts and wisdom. I'm excited to keep cooking and for our son to continue slurping for years to come.

Certainly! Here's what I have so far:

Bleach:

Body wash:
Old Spice High Endurance Pure Sport Scent Men's Body Wash 18 Fl Oz
6 pack
$23.34 every 6 months
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000GR9OIQ/

@ Weis we’re spending $4.49 per bottle, so $26.94 every 6 months
We will save $3.60 every 6 months with Amazon S&S
a savings of $7.20 / year

Canned tuna:
Bumble Bee Solid White Albacore in water, 5 Ounce Tins
24 pack
$33.29 every 3 months
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002XPPAA0/

@ Weis we’re spending $1.99 per can, so $47.76 every 3 months
We will save 14.47 every 3 months with Amazon S&S
a savings of $57.88 / year

Cat food:
Hill's Science Diet Adult Tender Tuna Dinner Chunks and Gravy Cat Food Can, 5.5oz
24 pack, 3x @ $20.51
$61.53 every month
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006WOC8SU/

@ Petco we’re spending $1.17 per can, so $84.24 every month
We will save $22.71 every month with Amazon S&S
a savings of $272.52 / year

Coffee creamer:
International Delight Amaretto Liquid Creamer
288-Count Single-Serve Packages
$14.55 every 3 months
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00284TNL8

@ Weis we’re spending $2.29 per bottle, so $27.48 every 3 months
We will save $12.93 every 3 months with Amazon S&S
a savings of $51.72 / year

Deodorant:
Old Spice High Endurance Pure Sport Scent Men's Deodorant
2 pack
$4.65 every 4 months
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008CC3NHK

@ Weis we’re spending $4.49 per stick, so $8.98 every 4 months
We will save $4.33 every 4 months with Amazon S&S
a savings of $12.99 / year

Dish soap:

Dishwasher detergent:

Fabric softener:

Laundry detergent:
Tide Laundry Detergent, 50 Ounce
2 pack
$11.97 every 2 months
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005UX2KU0/

@ Weis we’re spending $16.49 per bottle, so $32.98 every 2 months
We will save $21.01 every 2 months with Amazon S&S
a savings of $126.06 / year

Paper towels:
Sparkle Paper Towels Giant Rolls Pick A Size, White
8 count
$7.57 every 2 months
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BLZ1ZV6/

@ Weis we’re spending $11.99 per package, so $11.99 every 2 months
We will save $4.42 every 2 months with Amazon S&S
a savings of $26.52 / year

Razor blade cartridges:
Gillette Fusion Manual Cartridges
12 count
$34.71 every 4 months
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004B8AZH0/

@ Weis we’re spending $3.44 per unit, so $41.28 every 4 months
We will save $6.57 every 4 months with Amazon S&S
a savings of $19.71 / year

Tissues:

Toilet paper:

My husband has kidney disease and his doc limited him to less than 2,300 mg per day. I keep him below that and his kidneys have stopped declining.

Here are some things that I keep around that might help you with your uncle.

Here are some things we use a lot that might help.

• Emeril's Onion and Garlic Party Mix (combine with a container of lite sour cream 40 mg)
  
• Heinz no salt added ketchup
  
  
• no salt added sardines
  
  
• [Desert Pepper Peach Mango Salsa] (http://www.walmart.com/ip/Desert-Pepper-Peach-Mango-Salsa-16-oz-Pack-of-6/17769825)
  
  
• any unsalted tortilla chips or potato chips I just included a couple for example
  
  
• no salt added spaghetti sauce
  
• almost any pasta is low sodium (he could cook the pasta on his little stovetop thing then add the sauce to the noodles)
  
  
  
• Pretty much any beans from Eden Organic no salt added
  
  
• Old London All Natural Salt Free Whole Grain Melba Toast this works with the sardines
  
  
• [Ritz Hint of Salt Crackers] (http://www.walmart.com/ip/Nabisco-Ritz-Hint-of-Salt-Crackers-13.7-oz/25822520)
  
  
• no salt added canned tuna
  
  
• Crazy Richard's 100% Natural Chunky Peanut Butter
  
  
• Nu Salt
  
  
• Frosted Mini Wheats it's surprisingly low in sodium even though it's not labeled as a low sodium it's lower than those that are.
  
  These are a few of what I think of as my guy friendly foods. It keeps hubby from snacking on the really bad stuff. I would recommend going to the store and just filling up a box on your own instead of ordering them online since it's so expensive to order that way. You can find some version of these in almost any sizable grocery store and it will cost you far less to make a care package yourself. I just looked them up online in case you have to go that route, plus you'll know what the packaging looks like.
  
  On a side note if you need help with recipes or ideas just let me know. I think it's really wonderful that you are trying to help him. I hope you won't be too disappointed if he doesn't respond the way you would like. Being a hoarder sort of goes hand in hand with mental issues and a resistance to any kind of change no matter how small or important. I hope that he embraces some change and appreciates your effort.
  
  Edit: Online prices for these items are very pricey, that's why I suggested looking for them in the store. In our store the family size bags of Utz no salt potato chips run about $3 and there are always generic store versions. I included the online link so OP could see what they look like and perhaps find it cheaper.
  

Hi, I'd recommend watching Frank Tufano's videos on nutrition to anyone doing this diet. There's a lot to learn and understand. You will feel great though and it will change your relationship with food entirely.

1. Many people, it will raise your cholesterol. If anything that's a good thing
   
2. Organ meets are optimal, but not necessary, in that you wont die. You'll feel much better though. If you weren't eating organs before, it's not like you're going to miss out on anything, because plants have almost 0 nutrients anyway.
   
3. Unnecessary. Vitamin supplements don't even work. If you want to "supplement", id do it with whole foods. For example, "supplementing" with canned cod liver is great to get all your fat soluble vitamins and omega 3's. https://www.amazon.com/Cod-Liver-Own-Oil-Pack/dp/B01HNC1X9Y/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=cod+liver&qid=1563139022&s=gateway&sr=8-3 . Or, if you can get raw dairy, that has all your vitamins and minerals as well. Egg yolks are nutrient dense as well.
   
   Since you're into weightlifting and fitness, it's also very important to both 1. Eat enough fat and 2. Eat enough meat in general. Depending on your size, 2-3lbs of meat per day at 80%/20% fat to protein ratio in calories. You'll be hungry and tired otherwise.

I can make a video of it if you like but basically you take garlic cloves(about 4 per half cup of Sesame Oil), 1/2 cup sesame oil, and 1/2 cup of Red Korean Spice. You heat the sesame oil up and boil the garlic in it until lightly browned. Place the red chili powder in a heat safe bowl and pour the garlic sesame oil over the top of the powder and let sit for 10 to 20 minutes. If you want a little more flavor you can add dried scallops(Crush them first) and dried small shrimp(Chopped) into the powder before you pour in the oil. I also recommend mixing this with Ponzu Sauce(Japanese Citrus Soy) as it makes a great combo. Let me know if you have any questions or would like to see a video of how to do it.

Yes you can—once it's down to a "cube-able" consistency, it's just glace. I do it with chicken stock all the time, because I usually only have chicken bones on hand. I get about 32 half-inch cubes out of a single leftover chicken carcass. See my post here, and here's Jacques on the subject. I use cubes of glace all the time, straight from the freezer. It's a great way to boost any kind of sauce, soup, or rice.

Also, for "brown" stock (veal), I buy commercial glace de viande. It's nice to have both on hand. Beefy foods get glace de viande, pork and chicken get my glace de poulet.

I used to travel for business a lot and often found myself in conference rooms where lunch is brought in for a day long meeting (or some other lunch situation I would not be able to predict). My trick was to always carry one or two of those pouches of salmon or tuna and a plastic fork in my bag as an easy solution to not having a keto friendly option available. You can also carry small packets of mayo.

Also, don't be afraid to ask for the food stall to make you something without rice, you may be surprised how many people are willing to help you and be very friendly toward your request. Just say "hey I'm doing a low carb diet, can I get that with veggies instead of rice?", or "Do you have any low carb options?". The worst they can say is no, but you need to be bold and fearless, it's your health and future we are talking about. Otherwise you may end up like me; much older, much heavier, and wishing I had made better choices as a youth.

Ahh! This is perfect for me, I looked through all of Amazon for something like this this past semester. I can give you a ton of advice on food from your local stores/cheap and healthy options if that's what you're looking for as well (i'm a huge nutrition/health/fitness nut), but as for Amazon -- St. Dalfour's French Gourmet Salmon! But it's not just salmon, it also comes with veggies. :D There's a bunch in the line you may be interested in, but the salmon and the three bean are the best :)

Nutritional facts.

1. It doesn't contain sorbitol, malitol, or xylitol
   
2. Low sodium (15%)
   
3. No sugar
   
4. 7g protein
   
5. Low fat - 4g
   
6. $18!

A few ideas (none of these are affiliate links)

• Sonic Screwdriver: Because everything needs more sonic.
  
  
• Bow Tie: Because bow ties are cool.
  
• Fob Watch: For those times when she feels like those little Daleks students might make her lose her cool, she can use this to become human for a time.
  
  And of course, you'll need the perfect romantic anniversary dinner; what could be better than Fish Fingers and Custard.

Good choice on the tea!

I don't buy much groceries in bulk... I did buy some Annie's organic mac and cheese (though I hear the white cheddar is better), since it is very cheap and somewhat healthier (but not by much) than the Kraft variety. One of the best things I've ordered was these tins of salmon. Very delicious, great for a quick lunch. You don't even need to microwave it.

Oh, also, I'm considering buying a bunch of the granola cereal I eat in bulk. It's still somewhat expensive in bulk, but almond and dark chocolate granola is maybe my favorite snack ever and I might succumb.

> Anti-oxidants are good at preventing harm, oxidation is what's harmful for your body.

No, that's not clear at all. I provided the link for a reason. Anti-oxidants have links with higher mortalities, cancer, and destroy the benefits of exercise.

> Sardines are super cheap most of the time (less than $1 a day for a can), they're also really good for you. You're not going to get 8g of fish oil and 22g of protein for much cheaper anywhere else.

OK, I admit I don't pay too much attention to sardine prices. I thought they were more like $3 a can. (Looking on Amazon, prices seem to be more like $2 a can.)

> I'm also not a huge fan of nubrain, I like smart powders for most of my stuff. The rest I get my uncle to buy from China super cheap of Alibaba because he deals in import/export.

Neither Alibaba nor Smart Powders do modafinil, though. I like SP too - for what they carry. (I like the idea of bulk buying on Alibaba, but really - what am I going to do with 30kg of piracetam?)

I received a big sac of toasted honey nut baby crabs as a gift. They were pretty good. Crunchy, sweet, and a little crabby. They seem to come in somewhat similar packaging. https://www.amazon.com/Takuma-Dried-Baby-Crab-Snacks/dp/B018TC5FRS

I love your show, and it is literally the very first youtube channel I ever subscribed too. However, I can't figure out for the life of me why the crabby patty isn't crab.

As someone who lived in Maryland, I'd always imagined (more like hoped) it was Phillips Lump, and the awesome crab cake recipe on the can that made up the patty.

One of my favorite appetizer recipes is a caviar dip (stay with me...it's not snooty ;) )

You will need:

• 1/4-1/3 cup heavy whipping cream
  
• 1 jar of red caviar (it's the small-grained, not fancy stuff you can find in the same grocery store aisle as canned tuna in most stores, don't bother going fancy. Try and rotate the bottle through the hole in the box to make sure you're getting a nice, fully red batch)
  
• 1 batch green onions
  
  Whip the cream just to stiff peaks stage.
  
  Gently fold in most or all of the jar of caviar - don't over mix as the cream can only take so much.
  
  If you have some time to strain out the liquid before adding the caviar, that would be better, but it's not wholly necessary. Again, not really elaborate - as simple as just holding a spoon up to the side of the jar and letting most of the liquid drain out. You want a really heavy density of caviar, so aim for less cream to more caviar.
  
  With a kitchen scissors, snip in small slices of the green onion to taste.
  
  Put in a pretty bowl and serve with water crackers, preferably ones with cracked pepper.
  
  You can make this a little ahead of time, but I wouldn't do it earlier than the morning of your party.
  
  And technically, black caviar works, but instead of getting an appetizing, valentine pink appetizer, you get a really nasty looking gray appetizer.

I mean, boiling them is certainly safer. But for what chemicals they might be processed with and the safety related to those, I can't say at all. I simply wouldn't eat them, I would look for an alternative source for your freeze-dried shrimp needs.

Something like this is probably cheaper anyway.

My goto dualsport meals are St. Dalfour's Wild Pink Salmon with Vegetables and Bumblee Lunch on the Run Tuna Salad. Definitely not enough to 2 weeks but I highly recommend both as easy trail lunches.

I've ordered it from Amazon here a few times and have been pleased with the product. It comes in great size for personal/family use as compared to some of the larger containers you find elsewhere.

Pistachios.

Also, for some good omega-3s (and because I love salmon), ready to eat gourmet pink salmon

never considered that sandwich disgusting... try Kipper Snacks (you don't have to buy them on amazon, they're sold everywhere) you may enjoy the salty goodness as much as I do.

Definitely gotta be these. I just love them as snacks and to put into soups

Does anyone have any experience with vegan 'Caviar' (alginate based) such as Kelp Caviar? Seems like it has potential.

I've tried Tangkorn, the Ikea version, and it was amusing, but I've not had the real stuff in ages, so I have no idea how it compares. But it has nice texture, and is hilariously inexpensive compared to the real thing.

I have a WF right across the street from my office, which is really nice. You can order the salmon jerky online, but it's not that cheap. I just don't like beef jerky... but salmon is amazing.

Just last month I bought another case(my second) of Bumble Bee solid white albacore. Price has gone up quite a bit, but I got it for around $24(~$1/can - cheapest local is $1.50). It was from Amazon itself, not a third party seller. Also (impulsively) bought a case of V8 cans(24x 11.5oz) for like $8, but that stuff has so damn much sodium I don't even want to drink it.

I was expecting it to be at least a little off-putting in some way, like a flavor, texture, or visual appearance that would be more of an acquired taste. I'm not the most adventurous eater, though I've definitely had various types of liver pate, and I found it very appetizing and ended up finishing my first can in one sitting (although with some oil left in the bottom). This is the particular kind I tried: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002147OIO

Canned Cod Liver, like this one:

https://www.amazon.com/King-Oscar-Liver-6-67-Ounces-Tins/dp/B002147OIO

Omega 3 and liver all in one can!

I've been buying these from Amazon, and they're great.

I haven't been able to find them locally, but I've heard of people finding them in Russian markets.

You can find them on Amazon

http://www.amazon.com/King-Oscar-Liver-6-67-Ounces-Tins/dp/B002147OIO

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001EO61AO/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_1?pf_rd_p=486539851&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B000GD3SW8&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=01J4XKA0R18GCTS4QZMS

Have you priced solid white albacore lately? Twas over $1 a can, which comes out to ~ $4/lb. That's damn near chicken breasteses. Source