Do You Live Alone?

I cook, don't buy prepared food , they are way to expensive i think. The only downside to cooking sometimes u have to eat the leftovers a few days. I don't mind leftovers but u can get tired of them. Food is too expensive to throw away.

Although I don't live alone, it's Hubby and I, we do eat alot of seperate meals mainly b/c he eats alot more meat and spicy food and I eat smaller meals more often to control my diabetes. I find that if I make something like mac and cheese (with the wet pack) then split it up, I get several portions from it. It's alot cheaper that way then buying single serving things. [b]~~AT PEACE WITHIN~~ **STAND STRONG IN YOUR BELIEFS**[/b]

I live alone but eat at my hun's place. I have found fresher the food is better nothing frozen or pre-made, to many preservatives and junk that can cause health issues. I have bassically the same thing for dinner everynight and dont mind it.

Yes, I live alone, which means I'm only cooking for myself, but I hardly ever buy prepackaged foods, one most are chock full of chemical additives and ingredients....my take, is if you can't even pronounce the ingredients and feel you need to be a chemist to understand them, I won't buy. I'm getting a lot more conscious of what food I do buy, and yes, do occasionally buy some frozen or packaged foods, but I read labels like crazy...I'm first of all trying to eliminate anything with High Fructose Corn Syrup and you'd be surprised how many foods contains that crap. But I've seen those prepackaged single servings foods and they are way out of line in price and yes do look like snack size rather than a full portion. Just the other day I saw single serving Progresso soups and they were twice as much as the regular cans of the very same soup...so would rather get the cans and heat on the stove...I have a microwave but have yet to use it...it was given to me as a present which was nice but just plain don't like the idea of "nuking" my food...LOL--I'll only eventually use it in desperation.

I don't live alone but with my fiance and his parents. We don't eat anything like that because generally they don't give you enough or it's just nasty. We do have snack cups etc like pudding or apple sauce, but that's about it. We either prepare a meal that will last a few days, or we go out to eat.

I don't live alone. I am used to having friends or family members with me in one roof. When I'm with my family, I don't cook because we have somebody to prepare the food for us. But when I moved out, me and my boyfriend were in the same room and I have no choice but to do the cooking for us or else we'll starve. Its much different living with my family and living with friends or my boyfriend. When I'm with my family, I don't do the chores, and the meals are served on the table, so I don't think of anything else. But with somebody else, I have to plan and organize the menus for the week, and have to budget for one specific meal. There were quite a couple of times when I'm tired after a long day's work that I have to convince my boyfriend that we have to eat in a restaurant, which he agreed also.

I live alone but I cook for myself. When I want something quick, I make a sadwich. I make sadwichs with all kinds odf meat, all kinds of veggies, all kinds of homemade dressings. As for warm dishes, I cook for more than one person and I freeze the rest. I have company often so I eat a complete meal with all the trimmings often. And I locve to cook so I don´t mind preparing nice food.