Day 3/4 - 2am what am i doing up awake???

This is going to be quick as its already late, but i wanted to detail my food proceedings before i forget.

Today's breakfast was Coles White Bread toasted ($1.11). Vegemite/Peanut Butter is just way too expensive to have as a topping. I think i may need to look into acquiring some butter to at
least stop my mouth from the blandness.Lunch also saw toast except this time with 220g can of "You'll love" Coles Baked Beans($1.76).
Unfortunately, i managed to skip dinner again due to my futsal commitments. I'm going to have to address this whole skipping dinner business, can't be good for me.

So far these no-name/house brands have proven to be quite the cost effective way to purchase
food. Taste wise, I can't really say anything negative against them when compared to other "Premium" brands. I know a person who works for Woolworths in the Quality Assurance department and they assure me that much research and trials are conducted to ensure that these retail house products (You'll Love Coles.. and Woolworths Select) are comparable to other brands in taste and quality. From my viewpoint, why pay more for food when you are getting comparable products? More on this at more suitable hour.

Total Cost: $2.87

Day 3 - Use your noodle

An interesting article appeared on SMH this morning. Nothing of value as always (tabloid news
is only good for potty reading) but somewhat relevant to my challenge; Instant Noodles

Instant Noodles where invented by a Momofuku Ando. A stuggling Japanese business man trying to rebuild his life after the horrific WWII, took it upon himself to overcome the scarcity of food faced by the Japanese masses. As a result, the instant noodle was conceived.

Who would have thought that Instant Noodles were born out of hardship in bleak and difficult
times. Could this be a sign of what is to come for myself? Will i have to rely on the noodle in
order to avoid eating a poodle? I'm going to pick up some on the way home should WWIII unleash.