The benefits of home cooking

Connection - A key benefit to home cooking is that it can be done by whole the family, together. Working towards the shared goal of a delicious meal can make relationships better.

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Health - Studies have shown that people who cook at home rather than order in have a generally healthier diet. They are less likely to be obese or have diabetes.

Calories - When you cook at home, you can reduce your calorie intake not only by cooking healthier food, but also by recording how many calories you consume each day. 

Time - Ordering in may seem like a time-saving endeavor, but it can actually take around the same time as cooking, with much less nutritional value.

Money - One thing is absolutely certain: it's more expensive in the long run to order food than it is to buy the ingredients and cook.

Personal taste - When you cook for yourself you can be creative, whereas with a restaurant menu you are constrained by the choices they give you.

Fun! - Making food is an especially good activity for children. It peels them away from the screens and gets them to engage in something more creative.

Skills - It is always beneficial for people to improve their skill set in a certain field. Not only is it good for those eating the meal, but learning new things keeps your mind fresh.

Relax - If you take a moment when your cooking to meditate on the smells, tastes, and sounds of the meal you're making, it can be incredibly relaxing.

Love - One of the main reasons to cook at home is to show others that you love and care for them (including yourself).

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