Either it’s gonna taste like heaven or will take you there.
FlirtyBiscB on
We all know the food is going to be edible but cleanup will take three business days.
GuyFromPh1lly on
And then dad doesn’t cook anything for another 5 years..
PinkSatin121 on
Experience will always win
amor_e on
This dish will be discussed down the generation
Mill3rBill3r on
is that undyne
EchowanderLush on
Mom: Cooks a Thanksgiving feast using one spoon and a pot.
Dad: Uses every utensil in the zip code to make a grilled cheese
artgallery69 on
probably because dad would only cook fancy meals and when they do they go all out with the unhealthy ingredients like they do in restaurants, and when mom cooks she makes the meals as healthy as possible which makes you think it doesn’t taste as good.
InfectiousCosmology1 on
The dragon loses this fight
Maleficent-War-8429 on
My mother and father both cook about the same amount because they’re both grown adults and one is generally home before the other thanks to shifts.
I’d say dad is a slightly better cook over all, but he has an annoying habit of not timing things so that they’ll be ready at the same time. The potato’s will be starting to get cold by the time the main dish is ready.
Independent_Class339 on
It’s kind of a flop so we are going to order from outside🔥🔥- dad after tasting his food
VinegarMyBeloved on
Dad probably has to go out and buy things though 😂 while mom can invent recipes from the fridge
Alderan922 on
Why is Ornstein fighting an Elden ring dragon?
Puzzleheaded_Ad_4435 on
My experience is a bit different.
Mom: *hasn’t cooked for anyone but herself in 30 years. Gets mad if you eat her leftovers, but also gets mad if you let them go bad in the refrigerator. I haven’t yet found an agreeable solution.*
Dad: *makes really good chilli, casseroles, and anything on the grill. He only cooks like oncea week, though.*
Me: *been cooking my own meals since I was around 10 or 11, including feeding my little brother breakfast and dinner the whole time he was in school*
Brother: *never learned to cook anything that doesn’t have microwave instructions on the back. If I didn’t make something, he’d just eat cereal for almost every meal*
Alleballe on
Funny thing but in my agegroup in Sweden women are far less likely to know how to cook. It’s way more common for us dads to cook and especially when we are expecting visitors. I know it’s not entirely 50/50 in all marriages bit it seems men my age saw an opurtunity and took over cooking.
migviola on
Good soldiers follow ~~orders~~ recipes
ChiggaOG on
I got both confidence and experience through 14 seasons of Good Eats over years. And a Sous Vide machine.
CaptainWolf17 on
They’re evolving, mine looked at tic tok
brunee800 on
I have no proof, but I also have no doubt who will win that fight
harrybearskyrim on
Artwork source?
unk214 on
Not always the case, my wife has a natural talent for cooking that I just don’t have. Instead I use all my energy at mastering a single skill, grilling. And I have a feeling she lets me win only so she won’t have to grill.
AngelicalBabe02 on
In this scenario, ‘Confidence’ usually ends with a pizza delivery, while ‘Experience’ just sighs and starts cleaning the stovetop.
23 Comments
Either it’s gonna taste like heaven or will take you there.
We all know the food is going to be edible but cleanup will take three business days.
And then dad doesn’t cook anything for another 5 years..
Experience will always win
This dish will be discussed down the generation
is that undyne
Mom: Cooks a Thanksgiving feast using one spoon and a pot.
Dad: Uses every utensil in the zip code to make a grilled cheese
probably because dad would only cook fancy meals and when they do they go all out with the unhealthy ingredients like they do in restaurants, and when mom cooks she makes the meals as healthy as possible which makes you think it doesn’t taste as good.
The dragon loses this fight
My mother and father both cook about the same amount because they’re both grown adults and one is generally home before the other thanks to shifts.
I’d say dad is a slightly better cook over all, but he has an annoying habit of not timing things so that they’ll be ready at the same time. The potato’s will be starting to get cold by the time the main dish is ready.
It’s kind of a flop so we are going to order from outside🔥🔥- dad after tasting his food
Dad probably has to go out and buy things though 😂 while mom can invent recipes from the fridge
Why is Ornstein fighting an Elden ring dragon?
My experience is a bit different.
Mom: *hasn’t cooked for anyone but herself in 30 years. Gets mad if you eat her leftovers, but also gets mad if you let them go bad in the refrigerator. I haven’t yet found an agreeable solution.*
Dad: *makes really good chilli, casseroles, and anything on the grill. He only cooks like oncea week, though.*
Me: *been cooking my own meals since I was around 10 or 11, including feeding my little brother breakfast and dinner the whole time he was in school*
Brother: *never learned to cook anything that doesn’t have microwave instructions on the back. If I didn’t make something, he’d just eat cereal for almost every meal*
Funny thing but in my agegroup in Sweden women are far less likely to know how to cook. It’s way more common for us dads to cook and especially when we are expecting visitors. I know it’s not entirely 50/50 in all marriages bit it seems men my age saw an opurtunity and took over cooking.
Good soldiers follow ~~orders~~ recipes
I got both confidence and experience through 14 seasons of Good Eats over years. And a Sous Vide machine.
They’re evolving, mine looked at tic tok
I have no proof, but I also have no doubt who will win that fight
Artwork source?
Not always the case, my wife has a natural talent for cooking that I just don’t have. Instead I use all my energy at mastering a single skill, grilling. And I have a feeling she lets me win only so she won’t have to grill.
In this scenario, ‘Confidence’ usually ends with a pizza delivery, while ‘Experience’ just sighs and starts cleaning the stovetop.