What to eat, no cooker, microwave, fridge

111222

Just a kettle, so not much choice then. Been eating noodles everyday, and had a salad, can keep meat for 2 days.

I don't suppose theres much you can suggest with cooker, fridge or micowave

ms_night_ryder

Do you have slow cooker? Or steamer? 2 of my favorite cooking items.

miss_scrooge

ready made pies, sausage rolls, sandwiches, soup,crisps,fruit,raw veg,cakes,biscuits.Have you got a toaster could make toast.

charlie3090

instant mash with grated cheese,it tastes nicer than it sounds

Beetlemama

I know this isn't strictly an answer as such, since it doesn't suggest food, but could you Freecycle for a microwave and fridge? cookers are much harder to come by, but we have microwaves and fridges on our boards regularly, even one or the other would help wouldn't it?

dawn1

wraps can use any cold meat , cheese , tuna salad ect

pitta breads - as above

cous cous again serve with cold meats ect

cheese and crackers

cereal bars , dried fruit , crisps

instant mash with philly mixed in

yoghurt and fruit

sweetilemon

Sainsburys will cook a pizza for you at the fresh pizza bit...£2 ish. I like cuppa soups with crusty bread...always discounted later in the evening. I had no cooking facilities when I first moved to my flat but got given a grill...not george foreman but same style, depending on funds a great investment as it just plugs in you can make toasties or grill meat, veg, potatoes etc.

Chris25

you can get washable pockets from Lakeland, Pounland & 99p stores that you put a sandwich in then put the pocket into the toaster and you've got a cheap toastie . They don't last indefinitely but quite a while

I suppose you could boil eggs in a kettle if washed out well inbetween?

terra_ferma

When I didn't have a cooker for a while my intellichef was a lifesaver. It's an electric cooker (slow cooker, rice/pasta cooker + boiling, steaming, shallow frying programmes). You can do almost everything except roasts.
Highly recommended, can be found on ebay.

Also recommended, and cheaper, is a foreman grill. You can grill meat, vegetables, toast bread, panini.

aggypanthus

you can heat up canned food by taking the lid off then placing the can inside the hot kettle of water for a few minutes, i did this whilst in a travel inn with a fussy small child. /we heated beans and macaroni etc, no problems.
i guess that the OP cant afford to buy any appliances yet, so prob cant afford a grill or small cooker thing as some have kindly suggested.
Good luck to you. have you just become a tenant ?

PasturesNew

Couscous, you make this like you make your noodles.
Buy a pot of sandwich filler and some rolls in the supermarket and eat them the same day.
Cup a soup.
Smash and cheese, or flavoured smash.
The hot pies/chickens you get in supermarkets.
Tins of pineapple, tins of tuna, tins of cold rice pudding.
Instant custard, semolina, etc.