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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
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I'll shamelessly answer. I grew up with a mom who said "Get out of my kitchen, you're in my way". So by the time she offered to teach me, I didn't care. Hot pockets and pizza rolls were just fine. Then I went to college where delicious food was cooked for me on my meal plan. Even when I moved off campus, I ate at work and I lived off $5 Hot and Ready's. Then I finally got my own place. 


I can't say that I didn't know HOW to cook. Because yes, you can follow recipes. But I didn't know WHAT to cook. So I spent about 3-4 months ordering HelloFresh and it gave me the confidence to get into the kitchen on my own and even try new foods. Before HelloFresh, I was so lazy. I would find a recipe, buy the ingredients, get home and realize I was still missing something. My sister would say "You have to read the entire recipe before you make it" and I'd cringe. I was too lazy. HelloFresh kind of pushed me out of the laziness I guess. It made cooking fun because it did all the "hard" work for me. 


Now I don't mind the hard work at all! And I am purposely learning new recipes so I can cook for my SO.  Luckily he's patient and teaches me his tips too. Just last week, I made beautiful seared chicken to go over rice. The rice turned to mush, so he ate the chicken while I ordered pizza 🥲
gpt
This sounds so much like some kind of HelloFresh sponsorship. Now if you don't mind I'm gonna go back to playing Raid Shadow Legends and listening to music on my raycon earbuds that I got for cheap by using a promocode honey gave me on this website made with squarespace, though I wasn't sure the link was safe when I clicked it so I made sure I had NordVPN on.