>>11
I think this should contain most of the B vitamins which are difficult to get otherwise and some decent protein, and fats. Perhaps resolving most of the issues. People generally don't meet their daily recommended intake for a number of vitamins, and I seem to recall that multivitamins aren't always effective, so I don't even no where the line of significance is. This is yet another thing I need to look into more. I imagine >>13 doesn't spoil often, but adding to my initial savings for the sake of nutritional supplementation from affordable sources doesn't sound unreasonable.
>>12
It's true the food is bound to not be excellent more often than not, if for no other reason than lack of control over ingredients. Although it wouldn't be entirely impossible to find the ingredients for sushi in the dumpster and fish for the remainder. I still need to look more into the possibility of guerilla gardening with intent to harvest (at minimum a herb garden would be trivial), and hunting/fishing opportunities. I'm honestly already so disappointed with the food here, that it doesn't seem like a significant difference.