How often do you (and/or partner, if applicable) cook dinner at home?

Our chef cooks all of our meals during the weekdays. We cook together on weekends.

My partner and I rarely have a home cooked meal together. We are on different schedules and assiduously watch our weight. We don't dine out much together anymore, when we do it's usually with friends.

We both have our largest meals midday, and very light meals at night. He often doesn't get home until after 9pm and will fix a light meal for himself. I eat a very light meal about 6-7pm. We are both self-employed, can make our own hours, and have no designated days off, and often work through weekends.

We more often have breakfast together, eating something we each made for ourselves. Sometimes we make a full English breakfast but on rare occasions.

R2 again. We have lunch or breakfast out more often than dinner out because we're averse to large evening meals.

I microwave all frozen foods.

Before Covid, I ate almost every afternoon and evening meal out, 90% easily. Preparing a full meal at home is rare, usually it's elements of a meal, or the finish preparation of prepared meals (shops that sell homemade food of excellent quality are found on almost every block where I live, and one of the most exceptional ones is a block and a half away.)

After Covid, it's a division of roughly thirds: eating out, cooking a meal and eating in, or—and this is more for late afternoon meals—prepared foods from shops served at home.

There are hundreds of restaurants within a very short walk so that was the usual plan pre-Covid. Sometimes for a break we would make a proper meal at home, or some special meal that one of us enjoys making, but it's simple to eat out, there's wide variety of choice, the cost is low, and the quality very high.

The standard breakfast is coffee and a toasted bread rubbed with garlic and fresh crushed tomato and olive oil. Maybe with a bit of ham. Sometimes with fresh juice as well. It's the same at home as out so that's more of a mix: either buy the ingredients fresh in the morning and make it at home, or take breakfast in the street.

We each make our own evening meals. Sometimes I cook for both of us. We eat very different food items.

I will eat breakfast out very early in the mornings (6am-7am) at a nearby restaurant. Few people are in there at that hour. I am in a rural area.

Up to 2-3 years ago - the age of 48 - I NEVER cooked. I traveled for work almost every weekand lived in NYC. Most people refused to believe I NEVER cooked - but I literally did not do anything.

I started to cook 2-3 years ago and now I am at 75% - and since Covid 95%. My partner has slowly adjusted post Covid. It is so much healthier. I lost weight without trying.

Cooking and preparing food is such a colossal drag.

I live alone, and cook nearly all my own meals. My take-out options are primarily fast food, which I try to avoid. As long as I'm eating by myself, I don't overtax myself preparing anything elaborate. I'll at least go to the trouble of preparing several courses if I'm having company, but don't bother when I eat alone.