Dinner Done

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We have had a few food threads before. Was it you @Antho telling us about fancy french cuisine? In this thread I may go in the other direction. What is the laziest, easiest or quickest or most common "dinner done" in your country or home?

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Probably...
A bag of this:
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(None of the fixings necessary for "dinner done" situations") 😉

Or this:
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The way to a Swedes heart is through bread and melted cheese… I'm pretty sure. 😉

For me, personally, it's more like a bag of chips.
Maybe a carrot on the side.
But mostly just the chips. Or crisps, depending on your linguistic preferences.
Open the bag and... dinner done.
 
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Toast! *cue Homer Simpson drooling sound*
I definitely subscribe to 'the cheaper, the better' way of life. Tonight I had frozen mozzarella pizza, but I bought some ham and sausage to give it a less cardboard-y taste.
 
Finally a food thread that suits me. lol
Personally I live on this.
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Pasta (Macaroni?) that is finished in 3 minutes.
That's about how much time I am prepared to spend on cooking...

/SK
 
Trust me, the tomato sauce is likely the least distusting thing about a meat pie.
 
Blueberries were on special 😀 Blueberries and greek yogurt - Desert DONE!
Or Hemp honey with greek yogurt - it goes all like honeycomb and delish and none of the evil processed sugar in the sweet.
 
As I'm currently craving food from home, this thread is making me hungry. Though I'd jump on the Swedish pyttipanna bandwagon with @Taake because that stuff is amazing.

In Escócia, the humble tottie scone on a roll with tomato sauce (with chips for extra carbs) will do me.
 
When you get to Cyprus go to the beaches, amongst the limestone outcrops there is a burrowing animal that looks and tastes just like a Haggis! Rumour has it that it is easy to catch.. ..
 
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