There was a pizzeria I frequented as a youth, wheras the slices of pizza pie were around $0.50 a slice.
You could grab 2 slices and a glass bottle coke, for around $1.50.
Topic: The Cheapest Price For Food, Which You Can Remember (Read 1112 times)
It's fishball with just a P0.50.
Yes bro, fishball for only 50 cents
There's this food in the Philippines worth only 50 cents and its called fishball. 
When I was in Thailand I bought pineapples and seafood at the lowest price, it was just a Paradise for me.
In where I live, I can buy streetfoods worth 10 pesos for my lunch.
It was 0,05 Hryvnas for a candy
Ice cream coasted 0.05 USD in my childhood
the cheapest price for food that I remember is when I was in 5th grade that is
the banana que i think. its only 50 cent.
the banana que i think. its only 50 cent.
A bowl of porridge for only 10 pesos only here in the philippines.
0,5 cents for kinder surprise
Street foods like fishball. It costs 1 peso for 2 pieces or 0.019 usd
Cheapest food is street foods...
Besides candy for a cent up to a nickle each, I remember purchasing 6.5 bottles of Coca-Cola for a nickle (U$0.05) directly from one of these located in front of the store unattended, albeit locked at night ...
I would ride my grandfather's circa 1960 black Sears bicycle 2 1/2 miles (5 miles round trip) down a gravel road on a hot August afternoon so to purchase one bottle with my only nickle at the small grocery store located in Kniman, Indiana. On the way home, I would ditch the bike and sneak into a cornfield so to ... wait, that wasn't till many years later when I reached puberty.
I would ride my grandfather's circa 1960 black Sears bicycle 2 1/2 miles (5 miles round trip) down a gravel road on a hot August afternoon so to purchase one bottle with my only nickle at the small grocery store located in Kniman, Indiana. On the way home, I would ditch the bike and sneak into a cornfield so to ... wait, that wasn't till many years later when I reached puberty.
In one of the food festival I had special food but the price were reasonable.
1 or 2$ in nepal around 7 years ago 
1€ for a meal in Beijing more than 15 years ago
Candy 25 cent only..
caramel candy you can buy it for only Php0.25. i remember when i was a kid, i was collecting 25 cents just to buy this sweet candy
I don't think Brand's will be in cheap only non hygienic foods will be cheaper
Everytime someone invites me for dinner I realise it is very cheap for me.
When I was in High School, I remember eating Chicken Doner for 2 Turkish Liras(approx. 0.35 euro, 0.50 US dollar). That is what I paid for it.
Well if it was recent, I purchased recently 1 kilo of Sweet Potato for 6 Qatari Riyals per kilo. I guess that's cheap. But during my childhood days, I purchase 1 bun, 1 rice soup for just 25 cents (peso). That's really cheap. 
I have seen rice and potatoes go for like 0.20$ a pound, that’s pretty cheap (at least here in the US).
It seemed to me that a few dozen years ago the cheapest products were in the Soviet Union in comparison with prices all over the world.On a more serious note, however, since they had so little they can’t afford to pay much of anything for food. The prices really weren't “cheap.” For example: if monthly wages were 0.10$ and it costs 0.80$ to feed a family for a month then, in a sense, food is really expensive.
Cheap food usually tastes garbage. But what I really liked and it cost me nearly nothing was a puff pastry roll that I paid $0,18 for.
Well it looks costly to me as i eat my lunch within 0.15$.well this figure might seem astonishing,well i can tell you one thing that what i ate in lunch with that amount is even astonishing,as i ate rice,dal and one curry.It is enough for one person diet and i guess it will be enough for you also.
If you don't mind me asking, what country are you from? Here in the US we could never eat a meal for 0.15$ (in fact rarely does one eat from less than 5$ a meal here). The cheapest food that I know of, that is actually not completely junk, is spaghetti. I make the sauce myself, which makes it extremely cheap (tomato sauce + olive oil + some herbs) and the spaghetti themselves are cheap as well. Don't know the exact price, but it's hard to undercut.
You're a dog! Now I want spaghetti for dinner. I'm sure that the price I'll pay for all the ingredients needed will surpass yours. I'm now going to Walmart and will pay for the items separately. I'm sure it'll be over U$15.00, of which I'll take a pic of the receipt and post it here in about an hour. The only items I have on hand are salt, pepper, onions, oregano, and basil. I may or may not purchase grated Parmesan cheese.
Haha, I'm glad I did and I'm sure you will enjoy! You can definitely make spaghetti both ways, ultra-cheap and high-class. Sounds great, I'm looking forward to the pics. Btw, did you know that (natural) tomato sauce is healthier than fresh tomatos? Anyways, enjoy!
US28.01 was the total. Incorporated is Hunts tomato sauce of various flavors and one real tomato. Yes, even a pear. It's slow cooking on high in a crock pot. Will be ready in about four hours. Yummy!
I did purchase Parmesan cheese, but forgot to restock on bay leaves. I bought lean hamburger. The whole mushrooms go in later.
Before heading to the store, I informed an elderly man neighbor what to expect for dinner tonight. When I returned, he passed me some petite sweet orange peppers to augment the sole large yellow pepper I purchased, thinkin' that'll be enough.
The cheapest food that I know of, that is actually not completely junk, is spaghetti. I make the sauce myself, which makes it extremely cheap (tomato sauce + olive oil + some herbs) and the spaghetti themselves are cheap as well. Don't know the exact price, but it's hard to undercut.
You're a dog! Now I want spaghetti for dinner. I'm sure that the price I'll pay for all the ingredients needed will surpass yours. I'm now going to Walmart and will pay for the items separately. I'm sure it'll be over U$15.00, of which I'll take a pic of the receipt and post it here in about an hour. The only items I have on hand are salt, pepper, onions, oregano, and basil. I may or may not purchase grated Parmesan cheese.
Haha, I'm glad I did and I'm sure you will enjoy! You can definitely make spaghetti both ways, ultra-cheap and high-class. Sounds great, I'm looking forward to the pics. Btw, did you know that (natural) tomato sauce is healthier than fresh tomatos? Anyways, enjoy!
The cheapest food that I know of, that is actually not completely junk, is spaghetti. I make the sauce myself, which makes it extremely cheap (tomato sauce + olive oil + some herbs) and the spaghetti themselves are cheap as well. Don't know the exact price, but it's hard to undercut.
You're a dog! Now I want spaghetti for dinner. I'm sure that the price I'll pay for all the ingredients needed will surpass yours. I'm now going to Walmart and will pay for the items separately. I'm sure it'll be over U$15.00, of which I'll take a pic of the receipt and post it here in about an hour. The only items I have on hand are salt, pepper, onions, oregano, and basil. I may or may not purchase grated Parmesan cheese.
The cheapest food that I know of, that is actually not completely junk, is spaghetti. I make the sauce myself, which makes it extremely cheap (tomato sauce + olive oil + some herbs) and the spaghetti themselves are cheap as well. Don't know the exact price, but it's hard to undercut.
Checkout the list below:
1. Pinto Beans
Price: $0.30 per 1/2 cup, $3 per can
2. Eggs
Price: $0.19 per egg, $3.50 per dozen
3. Almonds
Price: $0.60 per ounce (20-25 nuts), $5 per 8-ounce bag
4. Peanuts
Price: $0.50 per ounce (25-30 nuts), $4 per 8-ounce bag
5. Chicken Breasts
Price: $0.75 for 4-ounces, $2.99 per pound
1. Pinto Beans
Price: $0.30 per 1/2 cup, $3 per can
2. Eggs
Price: $0.19 per egg, $3.50 per dozen
3. Almonds
Price: $0.60 per ounce (20-25 nuts), $5 per 8-ounce bag
4. Peanuts
Price: $0.50 per ounce (25-30 nuts), $4 per 8-ounce bag
5. Chicken Breasts
Price: $0.75 for 4-ounces, $2.99 per pound
I don't know where you shop, but here in Arizona I pay U$1.00 for a dozen eggs and U$4.95 for 10lbs of chicken (legs & thighs [attached]). Wheat bread is U$0.88 a loaf and a gallon of whole milk is U$1.98.
tea bag 0.2$
Sandwich 0.25$
banana 0.1$
omelet 0.4$
Sandwich 0.25$
banana 0.1$
omelet 0.4$
I have seen rice and potatoes go for like 0.20$ a pound, that’s pretty cheap (at least here in the US).
It seemed to me that a few dozen years ago the cheapest products were in the Soviet Union in comparison with prices all over the world.
I have seen rice and potatoes go for like 0.20$ a pound, that’s pretty cheap (at least here in the US).
Well it looks costly to me as i eat my lunch within 0.15$.well this figure might seem astonishing,well i can tell you one thing that what i ate in lunch with that amount is even astonishing,as i ate rice,dal and one curry.It is enough for one person diet and i guess it will be enough for you also.
meat is very expensive now compared to 20 years ago where im from, beef mince 4$ a kilo, now 12$ a kilo for similar quality.
Be careful with cheap food, it might be GMO or unnatural on some other way. Health does not have price.
The only way to be sure that the food is organic is to grow it yourself
The only way to be sure that the food is organic is to grow it yourself
Remember an actual McDonald's Dollar Menu?
Somewhere bread in my country cost 20 kopecks, and today it's already like a dream from the past. 
People use eat Wild Plants, they are for free.
It's fishball with just a P0.50.
Remember an actual McDonald's Dollar Menu?
may be candy is cheapest price 
Checkout the list below:
1. Pinto Beans
Price: $0.30 per 1/2 cup, $3 per can
2. Eggs
Price: $0.19 per egg, $3.50 per dozen
3. Almonds
Price: $0.60 per ounce (20-25 nuts), $5 per 8-ounce bag
4. Peanuts
Price: $0.50 per ounce (25-30 nuts), $4 per 8-ounce bag
5. Chicken Breasts
Price: $0.75 for 4-ounces, $2.99 per pound
1. Pinto Beans
Price: $0.30 per 1/2 cup, $3 per can
2. Eggs
Price: $0.19 per egg, $3.50 per dozen
3. Almonds
Price: $0.60 per ounce (20-25 nuts), $5 per 8-ounce bag
4. Peanuts
Price: $0.50 per ounce (25-30 nuts), $4 per 8-ounce bag
5. Chicken Breasts
Price: $0.75 for 4-ounces, $2.99 per pound
I bought good French chocolate ( 100.g./0.22 Lb ) for 0.24 USD/pc in supermarket and bananas for 0.06 USD/lb in fruit market some years ago. When I bought bananas, saleswoman sale only 4 Lb, because she left 4 Lb for herself. It is not so easy to find something so cheap.
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