The eight-treasure porridge needs to be cooked in a large pot; the flavor only comes out well when it's cooked in a big pot.
To buy such a pot for cooking porridge, Jiang Ran had to put in some effort.
Because the pot was too big for them to bring back themselves, someone would deliver it later.
Jiang Ran bought two of those pots, one for making porridge and the other for stewing soup.
Just these two big pots cost them several tens of yuan.
Fortunately, the money for the ingredients came from their pre-set aside funds; otherwise, they would have to pool money together again.
After buying these things, their available funds were almost depleted.
Whether they could hope to recoup their costs depended on tomorrow.
To be fully prepared, they naturally couldn't go home early.
But Pei Jing, after all, was a child and had to attend kindergarten the next day, so he couldn't stay up late with them. Jiang Ran let Pei Baoshan and Wang Cuilan take him home first.
