Cooking At Home: A Chore More Than A Hobby
- Many people see cooking at home as a chore rather than a hobby or a fun activity to do to save money and have a delicious meal at the same time.
- Fast food and ready-to-eat dinners may save our time but they cause so many illnesses like heart diseases and diabetes.
- The less time we spend cooking at home, the worse our diets become and the convenience is slowly killing us.
- We cannot ignore the fact that if we choose to have better diets and eat healthier we have to make time for cooking.
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