In college, all we can afford (or have space in our dorm room to have) is a mini fridge. Although it's "mini," us college students have the magic power of shoving just as much into our mini fridge as your average person can fit into a deep freezer.
Out of all of this food we somehow fit into our mini-fridge, here's a list ranked from best to worst typical dorm room snacks.
15. Pint of milk
This usually spoils but it's fine, sometimes I use it for the off-brand cereal that I buy because name brand is too expensive.
14. String cheese
Fast, easy, but doesn't fill you up. Unless you eat like 8 of them at a time.
13. Eggs
I don't actually have anywhere to cook these.
12. Ice cream
The reason this is so low on the list is
11. Half empty Gatorade bottle
I bought this on my way home from that party Saturday night.
10. Carrots
Impulse buy.
9. Pudding cups
It's not that these things are loved, but we buy them because they're easy.
8. Fruit
We always buy this because we think we will eat it, but sometimes it sits in the fridge for quite a while...
7. Yogurt
We have this because it's "healthy," but you never know; you could find a yogurt that's a few months old in there.
6. Random sour cream/butter tub
Usually, grandma stores food in these tubs and sends them off to school with me. Typically it's a mystery tub.
5. Cold pizza
This is on a whole different level than any other leftovers.
4. Thursday night's leftovers
These always come in clutch after a night out, whether it's Chipotle or Taco Bell... it doesn't really make a difference.
3. Bottled water
Because we know that water keeps your skin nice and hydrated — which is basically our second highest priority next to getting at least a B on the political science exam.
2. Drink of choice
Most likely some alcoholic drink that
1. Mom's Tupperware dinner
From best to worst, this is obviously number one. Anytime you go home, mom always sends you back with her lasagna or maybe even chicken noodle soup if you're lucky.
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