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Re:What kids around the world eat for breakfast by dpeck on Thursday October 09, 2014 @11:45AM (#8433067)
look at the paleo food movement. Not for the diet itself, but they've got a lot of good information about having real foods on hand, being able to cook it in a reasonable amount of time, minimal ingredients and prep, etc.

Look at slow cookers, they're really fantastic for the cooler months and are about the simplest way to get started eating home cooked food without much fuss or cost.

Re:What kids around the world eat for breakfast by JoeAltmaier on Thursday October 09, 2014 @11:51AM (#8433112)
There are lots of ways/reasons to cook - for appearance, for health, for workout efficiency, for PC reasons. I like this one: for flavor. I only have about 10,000 dinners in my adult life, I want to make the most of them. Getting 2,000 more by making the other 10,000 taste bad is not in the plan.
Re:What kids around the world eat for breakfast by dpeck on Thursday October 09, 2014 @11:53AM (#8433128)
Did I say something about tasting bad? Did you reply to wrong comment?

Since we've got too deep and I can't reply. If you're getting anything out of a slow cooker thats raw/hardly cooked then your power must have went out along the way.

Re:What kids around the world eat for breakfast by JoeAltmaier on Thursday October 09, 2014 @12:15PM (#8433314)
There's a huge gulf between tasting ok, and tasting great. Eating raw/hardly cooked vegetables is not the recognized route to fine food.
Re:What kids around the world eat for breakfast by rthomas6 on Thursday October 09, 2014 @12:27PM (#8433404)
You missed a reason (my main reason): for cost while maintaining adequate quality.
Re:What kids around the world eat for breakfast by JoeAltmaier on Thursday October 09, 2014 @02:26PM (#8434206)
While food is like sex (even when its bad, its good) I don't like to skimp on money there.