Looking for Suggestions

We started buying the store brand (Food Lion) of chicken nuggets, honey strips and patties and enjoy them. We can cook them in our air fryer, microwave or toaster oven. Add a couple of veggies as a side and it makes a nice meal.

In that category right now I have frozen chimichangas or burritos, as well as frozen egg rolls. Perfect for my work lunches. I heat them in a microwave. Also frozen meals like lasagna and other things from Stouffers. Can get them in two serving packages so that does not get old.

msy. Apparently only at Walmart. and then there's the small boxes. Banquwet.T.v. dinners are our go-to if you have a standard microwave. My favorite are the bowls either from healthy choice Marie calendar or Gordon R

Frozen lasagna, pizza, chicken pot pies, mac and cheese, meatballs and ready made sauce, you can make pasta and meatballs.

Frozen vegies?

I am not much help. I don't like processed foods so I do not buy many of them. Things I can think of if you are not going to cook from scratch are spaghetti sauce in a jar, maybe alfredo sauce? I know college kids like Marie Calander's pot pies and endless frozen pizzas--and most stores do sell smaller frozen pizzas for one person. My elderly neighbor likes the Bertolli's frozen pasta dinners you get in a bag? He says they are good. He also eats Stouffer's Lasagna and some other Stouffer's entrees you can buy in a single portion. Oh, more college kid foods--frozen burritos and hot pockets and pizza rolls. If you eat breakfast, many people buy those Jimmy Dean type of breakfast sandwiches of a biscuit, sausage, egg, cheeses...I think there are different varieties, I don't know what as I do not buy them. Just some ideas that I hear from other people.

i like to buy some bunch onions to cut and add to eggs and pasta. I make a lot of things with eggs. And I also have milk and/or cream to make a white sauce to have with pasta.

What about good old fish sticks no good? Easy to cook in the toaster oven.

Do you like yogurt ? Maybe some nuts.

Maybe some frozen meals.

I don't have any helpful suggestions. I could cook using a toaster oven but it would be from scratch. I know there are like pre-made bagged frozen meals that you can buy. I don't know if you bake them or microwave them though. You could also get like tuna, mayo, and bread to have tuna sandwiches. You could use the eggs to make egg salad sandwiches too.

With potatoes, I like ring the changes by using sweet potato or butternut squash

Fish can be a good idea.

I have an astounding stack of cookbooks and old Taste of Home recipe magazines, and when I get into "staple ruts," I start pulling those out for some fresh ideas. Some of those fresh ideas become future staple ruts for whatever that's worth. lol

visit the supermarket, not to buy, just to see things you can order when you get home

I eat by my PC and I do not plan on making any meals from scratch. You sound like me!

Fish fillets and fish sticks. Frozen entrees.

There are some pancake preparations that are very practical, I usually buy them with oatmeal.

We always keep bags of chicken tenders and containers of coleslaw and potato salad. Also lunch meat and cheese for sandwiches. What about some frozen dinners? Or are they too expensive? We also keep a supply of Progresso Soups on hand. Hubs rarely, if ever, cooks; and I can't cook anymore; so we live on Meals on Wheels and what I mentioned. You don't have a microwave? Good luck and have a good day.

I usually have some frozen food in stock. Frozen fish, drumsticks.