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My boyfriend (20) and I (18) have been living together for 2 years in an urban apartment. For us, it usually goes like this:

  1. Delivery
  2. Eating out
  3. Cooking at home

We visit our parents (and they visit us) often, and they give us lots of home-cooked food. We mostly cook at home just for fun.

I’m curious what it’s like for other people, especially in different age groups or family setups!

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[–] hedge_lord@lemmy.world 7 points 12 hours ago* (last edited 12 hours ago)

Haha I wish I could afford that! I live alone and I'm in my mid twenties. Instead it's more like:

  1. Quick meal (requires little prep and little cooking time, maybe some garlic spaghetti)

  2. Big meal (a big stew I made a few days ago and put in the fridge)

  3. Porridge (super reliable, very cheap, incredibly fast to prepare, add frozen blueberries)

And then:

  1. Eating out (a good treat for a special occasion)

  2. Delivery (it always ends badly)

Pad with rice if ever possible. Eat some beans. Frozen vegetables with seasoning salt.