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Yes, it beats ramen, etc, but where do you store it? Having space to store all those cans would have doubled my rent back in the day. I would however, have been
by noonespecial 16y ago
Yes, it beats ramen, etc, but where do you store it? Having space to store all those cans would have doubled my rent back in the day. I would however, have been a popular guy in 1999.
- ph0rque 16y agoReplace your mattress with it: http://www.collapsenet.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=258:one-year-food-supply-love-nest-as-easy-as-22-september-2010&Itemid=130 http://www.collapsenet.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=...
- ramchip 16y agoYes, and it sounds a lot more complicated than ramen. While a box of ramen is a meal by itself (for a sufficiently loose definition of "meal"), you'd have to open a lot of these cans to cook anything, which would require a lot of plastic pots and storage place and shorten the shelf life. But it's a cool idea for that nuclear bunker/zombie shelter in the backyard...
- aberkowitz 16y agoCompletely ignoring nutritional need, storage costs, water to reconstitute food, etc, Ramen is much cheaper. At $1.39 for 6 [1] it comes out to $253.68 [2]. That makes the Ramen only diet more than 3 times cheaper than the Costco food. [1] http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/a/ID=prod6010665-product http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/a/ID=prod6010665-product [2] 365 * (3 *(1.39 / 6)) - Rounded up the cent
- patrickgzill 16y agoRamen can be had for as little as 7 for a dollar, on sale. However I think that a heavily ramen diet without veggies and meat would lead to serious health problems.