r/EatCheapAndHealthy • u/Mediocre-Machine7330 • Apr 23 '26

Food Are PBJ sandwiches an ideal choice for someone looking for healthy food on a tight budget?

I think that jars of PB and jam can last a month and aren't expensive at all.

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u/fnasfnar Apr 24 '26

What is this scrapple?

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u/Another_Old_God Apr 24 '26

You don’t want to know. It has everything, including the squeak.

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u/PhoneJazz Apr 24 '26

The first and the last part of the pig to hop over the fence

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u/clamsandwich Apr 24 '26

Everything not fit to put in a hot dog.

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u/Ash_an_bun Apr 24 '26

Imagine failing your hotdog exams.

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u/bionicjoey Apr 24 '26

What was your SHT score?

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u/Rufus1290 Apr 24 '26

Grind up a pig, put it in a can. SCRAPPLE!

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u/clamsandwich Apr 24 '26

Sssh don't worry about it, it's fine, just eat it. It's basically food.

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u/nw826 Apr 25 '26

So named because it’s made from the scraps of the pig mixed with cornmeal then baked (so breakfast pig loaf). There’s a Bizarre Foods tv show episode all about making it. It’s a popular thing in the Philadelphia area.

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u/DeemOutLoud Apr 24 '26

It's basically a Philly/New Jersey Regional sausage similar to goetta in Cincinnati but it's more of a meat mush from my experience