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Cheap Foods Your Parents Fed You That Actually Taste Amazing

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Grilled Cheese

Simple yet versatile and oh-so-satisfying, melted cheese between toasted bread never fails to disappoint! Time Travel Kitchen says grilled cheese sandwiches became popular in the 1920.

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Mac and Cheese

This childhood favorite is another cheesy and comforting dish that is delicious at any age! Whether it’s a creamy stovetop version, a baked casserole with a crispy topping.

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Tuna Noodle Casserole

You can create this nostalgic dish using canned soup, tuna, vegetables, and noodles topped with a breadcrumb crust that’s then oven-baked.

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Spaghetti and Meatballs

While not the easiest option, this simple dish was nonetheless a regular midweek meal and a consistent crowd-pleaser.

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Scrambled Eggs

Cooked with moderate heat and without oil, scrambled eggs are more nutritious than boiled or fried eggs, Healthline claims.

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PB&J Sandwich

The creaminess of the peanuts complemented the other ingredients, and the result was an easy, cheap, and portable childhood lunch that many of us still indulge in today.

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Ramen Noodles

Although they may be basic and super quick, they’re versatile and work well with various extras, like meat, vegetables, and hard boiled eggs.

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Baked Beans

What child hasn’t been served baked beans at least once? This childhood staple really stands the test of time, though, and is a great budget-friendly source of protein and fiber.

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