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Good call - that was a vague statement - I've refined it a bit: "Food is one of the few true necessities in life, yet alternatives to junk food and eating out a
by ErikAugust 12y ago
Good call - that was a vague statement - I've refined it a bit: "Food is one of the few true necessities in life, yet alternatives to junk food and eating out are often overlooked in mainstream thought." At least closer to what I mean, anyway. Thanks for checking out.
- maxerickson 12y agoI think there is a good chance you are taking an observation from your life, something about lots of people being uncertain about cooking, and (falsely) translating that into a lack of consideration for cooking. Even something crassly commercial like "The Food Network" spends an awful lot of its time on real actual cooking (and there are dozens of cooking shows on other channels). And it just goes on from there. What could be more mainstream than Rachel Ray and her talk show? And she is big on ingredients and cooking them. Or do a survey of "food section"s in print. The HuffPo, of all things, focuses on recipes: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/food/ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/food/ Lots of real papers have lots of recipes and content that is not restaurant reviews. Sorry for focusing on one small point and being cranky about it.
- ErikAugust 12y agoFair points. But I wonder why I see it this way? Maybe for my age/demographic? 30 year old urban professional?