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And can afford food couriers for dinners.

by t-writescode 6y ago

Hamuko 6y ago
Eh. I'm still on microwave dishes. It's been a while since I ordered food.
- gameswithgo 6y ago
  You...could be...healthier?
  - Hamuko 6y ago
    I could be a lot healthier in many ways.
  - Triv888 6y ago
    That's probably true for 99% of us?
  - GuB-42 6y ago
    There is nothing unhealthy about microwaved dishes. In fact, frozen food, a primary candidate for the microwave, may be just as good as fresh food, sometimes better depending on the process and on how fresh the "fresh" food is. Also microwaving is actually a healthy way of cooking things. It all depends on what you put inside your microwave. Healthy food is healthy, junk food is junk, but the microwave has nothing to do with it.
    - ska 6y ago
      This is true for at least a lot of frozen food, but doesn't speak to the distribution of available microwaved dishes. As you say healthy food is healthy, but there may not be a lot of it available in your local freezer aisle. Or there may, depends where you live and shop I suspect.
    - imtringued 6y ago
      Yes but doesn't preparing the food require at least a semblance of a kitchen? I mean you need a fridge, a sink, a countertop and all the utensils. Adding a real stovetop/oven combo doesn't take up that much space.
  - grimjack00 6y ago
    So...what?
  - rhino369 6y ago
    Ordering in is probably just as bad unless you really go out of your way to order healthy.
52-6F-62 6y ago
Or a functional kitchen. It's one of the major factors for me in a dwelling. I used to have to make myself a loaf of soda bread as my only food for the week in my "kitchen" that was a stove and a sink in the corner of a room. Now that I'm a little more established I have a kitchen that my partner and I can both move about freely while we work on a meal and it never ceases to feel like we somehow cheated to gain such a luxury. So food can increase qualitatively in more way than one when you have more resources behind you! And it's certainly not a fact that's lost on people who are struggling

And can afford food couriers for dinners.

Hamuko 6y ago

Eh. I'm still on microwave dishes. It's been a while since I ordered food.

gameswithgo 6y ago
You...could be...healthier?
- Hamuko 6y ago
  I could be a lot healthier in many ways.
- Triv888 6y ago
  That's probably true for 99% of us?
- GuB-42 6y ago
  There is nothing unhealthy about microwaved dishes. In fact, frozen food, a primary candidate for the microwave, may be just as good as fresh food, sometimes better depending on the process and on how fresh the "fresh" food is. Also microwaving is actually a healthy way of cooking things. It all depends on what you put inside your microwave. Healthy food is healthy, junk food is junk, but the microwave has nothing to do with it.
  - ska 6y ago
    This is true for at least a lot of frozen food, but doesn't speak to the distribution of available microwaved dishes. As you say healthy food is healthy, but there may not be a lot of it available in your local freezer aisle. Or there may, depends where you live and shop I suspect.
  - imtringued 6y ago
    Yes but doesn't preparing the food require at least a semblance of a kitchen? I mean you need a fridge, a sink, a countertop and all the utensils. Adding a real stovetop/oven combo doesn't take up that much space.
- grimjack00 6y ago
  So...what?
- rhino369 6y ago
  Ordering in is probably just as bad unless you really go out of your way to order healthy.

52-6F-62 6y ago

Or a functional kitchen. It's one of the major factors for me in a dwelling. I used to have to make myself a loaf of soda bread as my only food for the week in my "kitchen" that was a stove and a sink in the corner of a room. Now that I'm a little more established I have a kitchen that my partner and I can both move about freely while we work on a meal and it never ceases to feel like we somehow cheated to gain such a luxury. So food can increase qualitatively in more way than one when you have more resources behind you! And it's certainly not a fact that's lost on people who are struggling