Depression meal :)) | TheaterFire

I just had boiled white rice with an indomie noodle seasoning packet and a sausage i had left over from last night❤️❤️ big hugs. Rice is great with nood flavourings ngl

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MAV3R1CK06@reddit (OP)

I like mine with furikake seasoning and sesame oil

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MAV3R1CK06@reddit (OP)

Sesame seeds, seaweed, bonito (flakes of dried fish), and a little bit of wasabi

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Thin_General_8594@reddit

Please get some microwave meals at least

Dry carbs and harsh salt will make you feel so heavy and sluggish

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MAV3R1CK06@reddit (OP)

If I don’t go through hell tomorrow, I’ll make a store run 🫡

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aaaahhatelife@reddit

Why didn’t u make the noodles or did you just not have any?

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MAV3R1CK06@reddit (OP)

I like eating the noodles because they’re crunchy. I don’t know it feels good on my jaw

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trainwreckhappening@reddit

My dad used to tear up bread in a bowl and pour milk over it. He called it "graveyard stew."

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mamaguebo69@reddit

I thought this was topped with nutritional yeast.

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Heat up some water in a mug (careful in the microwave, look up water superheating if you don't know), mix the powder in there, then dip the bread. Goes from whatever the fuck this is to a bread and dip appetizer.

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holdmymawashi@reddit

Do Americans use the microwave to make hot water in mugs? Like for tea and coffee too? Someone mentioned to me that it’s quite common over there to do this but here (Australia) we just boil the kettle / electric jug. When I’ve been travelling overseas, some countries have an electric jug and others you have to get the hot water out of the coffee machine (which always tastes like coffee) 🥲

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MAV3R1CK06@reddit (OP)

I use a kettle

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holdmymawashi@reddit

Stovetop or electric?

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MAV3R1CK06@reddit (OP)

Both actually lol, I use both. Depends how fast I want my hot water

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turquoise_amethyst@reddit

Yes, coffee, tea, you name it

Go look up mug brownies, they’re both horrifying and delightful!

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ohcookacat@reddit

Yeah I was really surprised when I heard that, but I’ve never seen a kettle in America, I’ve spent a lot of time there but still that’s not an indicator! Electric jug fucks as a descriptor btw, like a robot gangster

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holdmymawashi@reddit

Some people have never seen one! A friend of a friend once filled the electric jug and then sat it on the stove…. And the plastic melted of course. I wasn’t there but apparently the apartment smelt horrendous. I imagine they did not get their deposit back.

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Prime624@reddit

Yes we do. Most of us don't have kettles. We don't really need hot water often, since coffee makers make their own hot water and we don't do much tea. But things that need hot water (like instant ramen) often have microwave instructions. Besides the microwave, we could also use a normal pot on the stove, or a coffee maker if we have one. But really, for a small volume of water, microwave is the most efficient method.

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holdmymawashi@reddit

That’s so interesting! Oh, of course you don’t drink tea all day long like we do and have drip-coffee machines. I guess I won’t bring the electric jug with me on holidays because we’re 240v here and it wouldn’t get hot anyway 🤣

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