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I left the shared dorm kitchen behind when I graduated university. I prefer not to go back. I'd rather my kitchen be my own. Have you lived in a shared communal
by dmschulman 8y ago
I left the shared dorm kitchen behind when I graduated university. I prefer not to go back. I'd rather my kitchen be my own. Have you lived in a shared communal space where everyone uses the space but no one takes the time to clean? Try reigning those people in for me. No thanks.
Cooking to scale is also not a problem if you know what you're doing in the kitchen. Smaller kitchens and a lack of proper hardware can make cooking more challenging, but it's super easy to scale a recipe up and store away the extra portions. There are entire communities dedicated to meal prep tips and strategies.
It more comes down to training and time for most people, not a lack of hardware.
- planteen 8y agoYep. Communal pots & pans will be very abused and not cleaned after something was burned or scorched in them.
- randycupertino 8y agoTotally agree. After watching what the poor admins at our company have to go through weekly just to keep the office fridge from having abandoned rotting food in it to getting everyone to load their used coffee cups in the dishwasher (and this is at an office where people arguably are on their best behavior at work!) I would NOT want to live somewhere with a shared kitchen.
- ethbro 8y ago> Have you lived in a shared communal space where everyone uses the space but no one takes the time to clean? Try reigning those people in for me. Yes and yes. Successfully. Being part of a community takes communication and negotiation. Without that, we might as well all be living in the suburbs.