Got Eggs? Then You've Got Yourself Three Super Easy, Budget-Friendly Recipes Right Here

No cooking skills? No worries.

As a student, cooking is probably at the very bottom of your priority list.

What do you make? Is it healthy? What do you need? Is it cheap? Ugh, overwhelming.

Don't worry, we get it. Trying to decide what to eat for lunch and dinner can take all your brain power, ingredients can be expensive and recipes can be confusing.

So, let's start with the basics.

Have you got eggs in the fridge? Then we present to you three cheap and easy meals you can throw together in no time.

The basic omelette.

This bad boy is literally so versatile, you can add almost anything to it. But if all you've got is the bare minimum, that can work too.

All you need are two eggs, one tablespoon of butter and some salt and pepper—and voila! Anything else you've got in the fridge is an added bonus.

Oh and you're an adult now and can eat what you want when you want, so you can serve this up for breakfast, lunch or dinner! Bone apple teeth.

 

Creamy feta scrambled eggs.

Okay, so you know scrambled eggs but what if we told you just one extra ingredient can turn this basic meal into one you actually won't be able to stop whipping up.

Feta has entered the chat.

Literally this is gonna change the game for you. You'll just need 1 tablespoon of butter, ¼ cup chopped onion, four eggs, ¼ chopped tomatoes and two tablespoons of crumbled feta cheese. I'm drooling just thinking about this.

 

Egg in a bagel hole.

This is literally the most impressive brekky you can whip up for the least amount of effort and ingredients.

You'll need a bagel, two eggs, a tablespoon of butter and a bitta salt and pepper. Mmmmm.