The tuna noodle thing
Every family has a version. This is the one with no chopping.
Serves 420 minutes
What to buy
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Amazon Grocery Elbow Macaroni, 16 oz
SNAP EBT
half the bag, boiled
$1.52checked 5 days ago
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Chicken of the Sea Chunk Light Tuna in Water, Wild Caught Tuna, 5-Ounce Can (Pack of 1)
×2
SNAP EBT
both cans, drained
$1.16checked 6 days ago
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Amazon Saver Cream of Mushroom Soup 10.5 Ounce (Previously Amazon Fresh)
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the can, plus half a can of water
$0.74checked 5 days ago
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Amazon Grocery Sweet Peas, 15 oz
drained
off the shelf right now
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Amazon Grocery Minced Onion, 2.85 oz
SNAP EBT
a tablespoon
$1.38checked 5 days ago
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Amazon Grocery Original Cheese Crackers, 12.4 oz
SNAP EBT
a handful, crushed, on top
$2.31checked 5 days ago
One tap. Everything above lands in your Amazon cart at Amazon's current price; you check out there. 1 ingredient is off the shelf today and left out.
SNAP EBT Every ingredient in the cart was listed as SNAP EBT eligible on Amazon when we last checked. Amazon decides at checkout.
From your kitchen
a pot, a colander, a spoon.
What to do
- Boil half the bag of elbows. Drain. Back in the pot.
- Soup, half a can of water, the onion, the tuna, the peas. Stir over low heat until it is hot and holds together, 4 minutes.
- Crushed cheese crackers on top. Nobody bakes it. Nobody needs to.
If you want to show off
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La Choy Chow Mein Noodles, 5 oz
SNAP EBT
chow mein noodles on top instead of the crackers, for the crunch people
$1.93checked 6 days ago
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Amazon Saver, Black Pepper, 2.25 Oz
black pepper, a lot
off the shelf right now
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Frank's RedHot Hot Sauce, Original, Made with Cayenne Peppers, Ready-To-Use
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Frank's, if your family was that kind of family
$3.54checked 5 days ago