got any food hacks?
rjett: Breakfast: Some sort of cereal; for mornings that I have more time, I might make an omelet and toast.
Snacks: Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Lunch: Turkey, cheese, lettuce, condiment on wheat, apple, cottage cheese
Dinner: I usually get home late so I don't have the energy to cook. I love to cook though so I do all my cooking on the weekends and store it for the week.Spaghetti with Italian sausage is cheap to make and lasts 3-4 meals. 
Stir Fry using frozen chicken breasts, rice, and frozen stir-fry vegetables is also cheap and lasts for a few meals. 
For my "nice" meal, I usually buy a manager's special (a couple days from being unsaleable) London Broil or a pot roast and have that with potatos and peas.
Then there's always the old constant of beans and rice any of the 5000 ways you want to prepare it.I'm not a ramen fan btw. There are plenty of healthy, cheap alternatives. In Sacramento, this diet costs about $45/week.