Most people don't actually understand the problem space. You don't even seem to understand the problem space, given your closing line: I would be curious to kn

Most people don't actually understand the problem space. You don't even seem to understand the problem space, given your closing line: I would be curious to know how many families actually sit down at a table for a nightly meal nowadays The entire point I am making is that we are moving away from a life that revolves around the nuclear family. Many households in the US today have one to three members. If you live alone or as part of a childless couple or are a single parent, etc. then this cooking from scratch "the way my mother did" just doesn't actually logistically work. And I see the evidence of this over and over and over in online forums, from comments to questions about how to cope with various aspects of the issue. People are not happy with the way they eat and they don't know how to fix it. And the solutions we come up with are often not really very good solutions.