Bah. Hard thing to avoid is processed meat, as cooking meat right takes a tiny bit of skill and gear. Anything else, unimportant, super easy to make and genera

Bah. Hard thing to avoid is processed meat, as cooking meat right takes a tiny bit of skill and gear. Anything else, unimportant, super easy to make and generally available, except in literal food deserts. "Pot roast?! Who do you think we are, MILLIONAIRES?" The worst part is probably peeling. That takes serious effort. Then washing dishes. Then obviously shopping which has to be batched or mail in for efficiency. If you're rich enough, there are a whole range of ways to save time, from dishwashers, bigger selection of dishes, timers on hardware, through buying peeled or lightly prepared food such as frozen (not exactly ready to eat, that's expensive and uncontrollable) through mail shopping or hiring someone to shop for you. Finally, outsourcing cooking completely to someone competent, the most expensive way.