People who don't live alone, who does the cooking?
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Depends on work. And If we both work we cook together
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Whoever is hungry
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My wife mostly because she doesn’t work full time and she’s an incredible cook. When she doesn’t want to then I usually grill up something.
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MF couple. The male half (me) does the cooking. We just kind of divided up household chores and I ended up cooking because I'm good at it, I enjoy doing it, and she doesn't.
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the microwave
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We cook together. I chop and I might make a dressing if necessary, she does the rest.
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I did until recently. My partner wants a better relationship with food and thinks cooking will help with that.
So now we both do cooking on different days. I make what I know and they do Hello Fresh meals.
Its been great!
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My partner and I love cooking together.
Sometime only I will cook, sometime only she will cook bit 80% of the time we cook together or at least help each other -
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My spouse and I.
We tend to split everything quite naturally between us two, but maybe it's because we have had quite some time to learn to do so? We're slowly getting close to 30 years living together.
That being said, I never do bakery/pastries because I don't like doing that (I just like to eat them) whereas she loves it. But I'll do all the laundry because she doesn't like doing it and I don't mind.
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wife and i live together. she is an awful cook; i do all of the cooking and baking for everything.
i even make foods for her work functions, etc..
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She used to do it until I got tired of all the greasy stuff and went vegan. Best choice ever. If you ever think for a sec...hmmm this is bad food, go vegan and don't look back.
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Whoever is home first/that day.
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She's not a morning person, so I cook breakfast and do all the baking.
She used to be a professional chef, so she cooks dinner most nights.
The kids each have one or two dishes they can prepare for lunch to feed each other.
The cats are useless layabouts and don't even bring us hunting trophies anymore.
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She's not a morning person, so I cook breakfast and do all the baking.
She used to be a professional chef, so she cooks dinner most nights.
The kids each have one or two dishes they can prepare for lunch to feed each other.
The cats are useless layabouts and don't even bring us hunting trophies anymore.
Freaking cats not even paying rent
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We both do.
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Both of us; it makes everything better and really brought our cooking to a new level.
On days that when that isn’t possible; whoever doesn’t cook has to clean up after.
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Anyone but me. I’ll do the laundry, the dishwasher, cleaning, gardening, driving, etc. I just hate cooking.
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I do all the cooking, he doesn't know how to prepare anything more complicated than sandwiches
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I do the cooking. It's not like my wife is incapable, she's just the breadwinner and it's more fair for me to do most of the house stuff.
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Usually I. My GF is usually exhausted after work in the afternoon (while I have a pretty chill Wfh-situation going on), I don't mind it, I'm reasonably good at it, and I usually get to do it in peace.
In our house people know that if they're hanging in the kitchen while food prep is happening, they get assigned something to do, usually mostly so I get left alone.
