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So instead of having a kitchen right in your house you'd rather pay for the privilege of having to walk, bike, or drive there? And then have half your food deli
by homonculus1 7y ago
So instead of having a kitchen right in your house you'd rather pay for the privilege of having to walk, bike, or drive there? And then have half your food delivered anyway? What selfish benefit is this even supposed to provide in your own fantasy?
- standardUser 7y agoHaving a full array of high quality appliances and utensils, without the need to invest thousands of dollars over many years? And maybe there's staff to clean up when you're done? Doesn't sound like a terrible thing to me. People love to take cooking classes which are a similar experience.
- nkrisc 7y agoYou can cook most common meals with a few pots and pans and a hot plate, maybe a couple hundred invested, tops. An array of high end appliances and utensils makes it easier, but is by no means necessary.
- bluGill 7y agoThe point is to make it more enjoyable and easier. I only need a few tools. However a lot of those expensive tools make it easier and more fun to cook. My kitchen lacks a springform pan which means my cheesecake isn't right, and I lack the storage space for a pan that I'd use so rarely.
- magduf 7y agoWhat exactly is the point of using these expensive appliances and utensils to make a really nice meal, if it's going to be stone cold when you finally get it home to serve it? Or are you going to eat at the rental kitchen?