Britains cheapest meal 7.5p for lunch! Its a...

[Mobsta]

A toast sandwich, with the toast inside the bread.
Get yours here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-15752918
If you fancy a toast salad sandwich, just add grass!

[The Major]

WTF

that sounds horrible and bland.

would rather stick to more expensive stuff than eat that sod the expence

[jacobpalmer05]

Surely that's bks, swap the toast for jam? That would be cheaper.

[BoRED S2upid]

jacobpalmer05 said:

Surely that's bks, swap the toast for jam? That would be cheaper.

And a lot nicer. Each slice of bread costs 2.5p ditch a slice of bread and add a spoon of jam from a cheapo 20p a jar that will cost a fraction of a penny, far cheaper.

[jacobpalmer05]

BoRED S2upid said:

And a lot nicer. Each slice of bread costs 2.5p ditch a slice of bread and add a spoon of jam from a cheapo 20p a jar that will cost a fraction of a penny, far cheaper.

I have sent my quote into them by fax for a Marmalade sandwich, as it is slightly cheaper however jam would still work within the costs. Wonder if I'll hear anything?

[BoRED S2upid]

jacobpalmer05 said:

BoRED S2upid said:

And a lot nicer. Each slice of bread costs 2.5p ditch a slice of bread and add a spoon of jam from a cheapo 20p a jar that will cost a fraction of a penny, far cheaper.

I have sent my quote into them by fax for a Marmalade sandwich, as it is slightly cheaper however jam would still work within the costs. Wonder if I'll hear anything?

Beans on toast. Lidl beans 9p you only need a third of a can you dont want to get fat so thats 3p one slice of bread 2.5p cha ching 5.5p for beans on toast.

[sinizter]

Someone actually claims its tastier than noodles. What is wrong with their taste buds.

[captainmatt]

Have any of you lot actually tried it though?

My friend was properly obsessing over it so I succumbed today. I was actually pretty surprised, yeah there are infinitely better things out there (even if you *are* on a budget...) but it was passable. Don't intend to make a habit of it though. I don't particularly want to be buying endless loaves of bread, have enough trouble with my milk consumption at the moment.

[sherman]

I costed a bowl of vegetable soup when I was at college and it worked out for a 250ml serving it was 7p.

[jacobpalmer05]

captainmatt said:

Have any of you lot actually tried it though?

My friend was properly obsessing over it so I succumbed today. I was actually pretty surprised, yeah there are infinitely better things out there (even if you *are* on a budget...) but it was passable. Don't intend to make a habit of it though. I don't particularly want to be buying endless loaves of bread, have enough trouble with my milk consumption at the moment.

Never tried it practically and would not want to, I just find it sad that there is a group of people / company / government body out there researching this st and clearly getting it wrong.

[Simpo Two]

jacobpalmer05 said:

Never tried it practically and would not want to, I just find it sad that there is a group of people / company / government body out there researching this st and clearly getting it wrong.

A Mrs Beeton recipe revived by the Royal Society of Chemistry apparently!

[jacobpalmer05]

Simpo Two said:

A Mrs Beeton recipe revived by the Royal Society of Chemistry apparently!

What worries me is how many years they spent looking for this amazing recipe.

[Wacky Racer]

I saw this news item yesterday, and thought I'd try one.......

Actually tasted quite nice....I couldn't believe it.

Don't knock it till you've tried it...

[Mobsta]

Wacky Racer said:

I saw this news item yesterday, and thought I'd try one.......

Actually tasted quite nice....I couldn't believe it.

Don't knock it till you've tried it...

I read it yesterday too, different article I think. Suggested salt and pepper in the other article IIRC.

I'll give it a go... out of a single slice of bread in thirds.