Just Moved Into Res, Any Tips?

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Hashime

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I just moved into my residence as the university of Waterloo. It is "suite style", which means it has a kitchen. I have no meal plan. Any tips for a new engineering student?
 

Nwabudike Morgan

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DazZ.

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Buy a frying pan.

You can fill yourself up cheaper with a frying pan than even a microwave.
 

Balgus

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l2cook&freeze it's much cheaper then take out also drink like never before
 

Good morning blues

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Do you have a double sink? You should make a solid, set rule that one of them must always be empty. I only have a single sink in my apartment, and there is nothing worse than having to work at obscure angles while washing my dishes because my roommates haven't been doing theirs.
 

Krythe

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Ok - in college, you'll eat mostly for nutrition if you're genre-savvy.

+Proteins: Peanut-butter/nuts, jerky, eggs, beef-products if affordable
+Calcium: Cheese, Milk, daily products in general (ice cream can be a supplement, but shouldn't constitute the whole)
+Carbohydrates: Are in pretty much anything bread-like. Cereal, toast, crackers, pasta, e.t.c. This one's easy.
+Sugars: You know what sugar's in. Lol.

Obviously, that's far from a nutritionist's list, but it'll suffice for starving-student purposes.

I'm being cautionary because the famous "freshman 15" occurs if you get to callous in your diet. Happens to so many college freshies - they move off, only eat pizza and junk food, and gain 15+ lbs. Your stamina goes down, as does your self-esteem and your ability to focus...

I just realized that "Obesity" can be thought of as an IRL debuff. Lol, thanks OP. I hope my pearls of wisdom help! :D