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At the equivalent of $8 for a days of food, this actually wouldn't be too bad of a deal just for day to day use. However, I imagine eating highly preserved foo
by harimau777 2y ago
At the equivalent of $8 for a days of food, this actually wouldn't be too bad of a deal just for day to day use.
However, I imagine eating highly preserved foods everyday wouldn't be good for you?
- solardev 2y agoBeats starvation though, dunnit? If you're looking to do this day to day instead, there are products like Huel and Soylent that can better meet that need. And also a DIY community for self mixed powdered meal replacements (with a good nutritional profile, and presumably fewer additives and preservatives?).
- Stevvo 2y agoThere's nothing inherently unhealthy about freeze-dried food. You can freeze dry pretty much anything. However, you get what you pay for, and freeze drying itself adds cost. Ingredient quality/price must be very low.
- chasd00 2y agoWhen I was a starving college kid $8/day for food that had some nutritional value would have been a godsend hah.