Is this grammatically correct? What does it mean? Any possible rephrasing? What food can I prepare with this my last 1k in this type of economy?

The sentence has a small grammatical issue: the phrase "with this my last 1k" is awkwardly constructed. It would be clearer if phrased differently. Here's a revised version: "What food can I prepare with my last 1,000 in this type of economy?" **Meaning:** The speaker is asking for ideas about what food they can cook or make with the last 1,000 units of currency they have, considering the current economic conditions which may imply tight budgets or inflation. **Alternative phrases could include:** 1. "What meals can I make with my last 1,000 in this economy?" 2. "What food can I cook with the last 1,000 I have, given the current economic situation?" 3. "What can I prepare to eat with my last 1,000 in this economic climate?"