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this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2024
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Turning cooking from a chore that needs to happen to something you enjoy is the best. Also makes you spend less eating out and to eat healthier. I live to Eat. Not Eat to live
Here in Poland dining out is more expensive than cooking, many people here have a hard time wrapping their head around the idea that cooking for yourself or your family isn't considered the default in some countries, but the myth it's "healthier" transplanted itself here perfectly through the pop culture, to the point according to my wife i can't make burgers for dinner or wrap a salad in a tortilla because it's unhealthy fast-food, no such problem with pizza though