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One thing I was talking about with some other people is to have a community kitchen. You could buy prepared food, or if you have more time than money you could
by twoquestions 9y ago
One thing I was talking about with some other people is to have a community kitchen. You could buy prepared food, or if you have more time than money you could buy the ingredients sold there and make it yourself in the kitchen. This could be really great for people that lack a kitchen (like college students) or for people who weren't taught how to cook.
The major problem with this is who's responsible for cleanup, and how would we divide labor for this place. What do y'all think?
- pythonaut_16 9y agoI have had similar thoughts. Also just an option for people who don't have families or live far from their families (e.g. single and moved to a new city for work) to prepare and share meals together. Like maybe I know that I'm cooking for ~6 people every Tuesday as part of a meal sharing, and someone else is cooking on Thursdays. Or maybe one night a week, I know that I'm cooking on the first Tuesday of every month, and someone else is cooking the second, etc.