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>So wait, hold on, is cooking more expensive or not? Just to answer this one part - the cooking itself is generally cheaper than eating out constantly. But th
by Loughla 7y ago
>So wait, hold on, is cooking more expensive or not?
Just to answer this one part - the cooking itself is generally cheaper than eating out constantly.
But that's after you jump over the barrier to entry of pots, pans, utensils, stove, cleaning supplies, and materials in bulk. And once you've learned how to cook. The only thing worse than wasting money on a poorly prepared meal is knowing that you can't afford to not eat the garbage.
- kwhitefoot 7y agoAny half way decent pots and pans will last you decades. I have a set of stainless steel pans that I bought nearly forty years ago that are in near perfect condition and in use several times a week now but every day when my children were growing up. And really there isn't much to learn about cooking healthy food. Most of the fancy techniques don't apply. And you can get perfectly good utensils like spatulas and ladles, etc., for a dollar each or visit a charity shop (thrift store in the US).