I find a mixture of eating out (and switching up places, e.g. for fast food I tend to go with Wendy's, Arby's, and mexican food), cooking full meals, and microw

I find a mixture of eating out (and switching up places, e.g. for fast food I tend to go with Wendy's, Arby's, and mexican food), cooking full meals, and microwaving or oven-baking frozen stuff to suit my needs, as well as fresh veggies and fruit, cereal, and sandwiches. The majority of what I eat is definitely the third group of stuff-at-home-but-not-really-cooking type of food, and I'm pretty sure it's the cheapest. I rarely eat out at a sit-down restaurant since that defeats the point of saving time and also costs too much. (More than $16 or so a meal is "a lot" from my perspective.)