What percentage of your meals do you cook yourself?

I'm the only one in my family who doesn't eat meat, so ~70% of my meals I do myself. Other meals my mom cooks.

 

I spend most of my money on silly things like tuition, so my food budget is minimal at best. I prepare almost 100% of my meals, which I don't mind too much since I like to cook. I go to restaurants maybe twice a month.

 

I'm the only one where I live to make food for myself so pretty much all me, but I eat out really shitty if I get a lot of overtime hours because damn I do not feel like cooking after a eleven-twelve hour shift and knowing I have one the next morning :| Thankfully I'm cheap so it doesn't slam my wallet hard, but uh my arteries probably hate me a lot....

also idk if what I make usually qualifies as cooking it's just bland shit with a lot of spices and onion and garlic to cover up the bland

 

At least 60% I made by me. The rest is a combination of eating out or picking something up on the way home.

 

i cook 80-100 percent of my meals. depending on the week it might vary. but I like to eat healthy and i calorie count, so its important i personalize my meals

 

my mom cooks or prepares the frozen food, but sometimes on rare occasions Ill make rice and heat something idk

 

Don't know how to answer this question. I eat my fair share of Marie Callendar's. I do know how to make omlettes, pancakes, sausage etc. on the frying pan. I will often fry up some grilled chicken from Tyson, make cookies, put vegetables and chinese chicken in a pan. I am still not really good at cooking unless it is simple.

 

I usually do the cooking except when I'm feeling a bit lazy. It's funny because I am a better cook than 3 of my sisters though one of them can really bake.

 

Most of the time I make myself something.And if i don't its usually dinner because my dad and his girlfriend are home and they usually cook.
Besides I hate cooking so when i move out I have no idea what Im gonna do lol.

 

I live with my parents, and my mom does the cooking most of the time. I'll cook dinner every once in a while, but that doesn't happen often. I do sometimes help her in the kitchen so she doesn't always do everything by herself. Some nights we order take-aways (take out). But that doesn't happen often. Maybe like two or three times a month...

 

I usually cook. Its one of the best things I can do for my health and my pocketbook. Generally I make very simple quick food (veggie/tofu stir fry with rice noodles, or spicy veggie/lentil soup with toaster oven baked potato slices, or a toaster oven baked squash).. But I bake and cook more elaborate things sometimes too. (Bread! cake! cookies! cheese! pie!!) I almost always cook breakfast, (eggs and biscuits, pancakes, oatmeal/muslie, toast..) though sometimes I will go out for brunch.
Also I am a big fan of fruit, yogurt,chips and hummus and cheese and crackers... Im veg so it helps a lot to cook. Also since I am trying not to eat too much wheat (tummy problems) it helps a lot to cook more.

Just want to add that when I started cooking I made some good things and also a few very bad things. (my roommate in college called it sh**t food) Over time I have gotten much better.

 

Living alone I have to do all my cooking and I seem to average 5 nights out of 7, so just over 70%.

One night I have italian, pizza, or Asian and another night I try and visit a friend who will cook, and or go to the football, and eat something.

 

I make the best food in the universe!
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(100%)

 

I must admit, i am terrible when it comes to cooking, i hate it. I'm too impatient for it. Also i am currently living with my mum again and she looks after me haha.

 

90%

The remaining 10%, I eat out.

 

I do almost all my own cooking and I enjoy it, too.

 

63.33333333333
The rest is cooked by my parents

 

I'd say 50%. I try and cook most of my meals whenever I an, because I enjoy cooking and it's usually healthier that way. But I admit I eat out a lot too, often due to convenience.

 

All of them. I live 4000 miles away from my family :lol:

 

For me, it's actually zero. My husband cooks. Good thing he's amazing at it.