i probably cook 2 or 3x a week. my mom makes us dinner the days she's over watching ds and the others we get carry out or eat leftovers!
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3 or 4 days per week. I don't usually cook on the weekends and we go over to MIL's on Wednesdays.
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I cook 4-5 days. We eat leftovers or go out the other two.
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Probably 5-6, depending on whether or not we have leftovers.
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DH or I cook probably 4 times. The other nights we eat leftovers, sandwiches, or pick up something
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Probably 4 or 5? We eat leftovers the other nights. Occasionally we go out for dinner. We rarely do takeout.
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Probably 5/6x a week!
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5 or 6 nights a week!
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Breakfast 6-7 days a week (eggs, bacon, pancakes, egg mcmuffins, etc), lunch 1-2 times on the weekend since I take leftovers during the week, and 4-6 times for dinner during the week.
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5/6 days
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7 days x 3 meals! Haha one takeout meal here or there
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5 nights usually. I always try to do enough for leftovers at least one night (and for lunch) and another night is a scrounge/fend for yourself night. We don't order in or eat out much.
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I try to cook 4-5x a week, weekends are my break and we eat out.
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I cook for DD every day.
I haven't cooked a nice meal for DH in a while.
I'll cook bacon, eggs, curry, easy stuff for him
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6-7 times a week. We only go out to eat once or twice a month.
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4 times on average. I make one pasta dish that we eat twice, we'll usually buy prepared food from the grocery store once and one night is takeout or eating out.
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10x a week
7 dinners, 2 lunches and 1 Sunday breakfast. -
3-4 times a week and then we have leftovers at least one day. I generally don't cook on Fri and Sat. We'll go out or get takeout.
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6-7 nights a week. We eat out or order in once or twice a month and eat leftovers or frozen pizza once every week or two.
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0. Haha. DH cooks. But I guess I cook breakfast/ lunch for me and DS. But it's always something super simple so I'm not sure if that counts
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Wow, everyone cooks so much more than I do. I cook maybe 2x a week. I make big batches of 2 or 3 items and then we make sides for them and eat those throughout the week, including for packed lunches, etc. And we hardly ever it out. It's how I was brought up so I would probably find it very stressful if I had to cook 4-5 times a week.
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I never cook. My SO does the cooking. He cooks probably 6 nights a week.
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We cook 3-4 times a week. DH works 24 hour shifts so he isn't home for dinner 2-3 times a week. Those nights are always leftover nights for me. Then we usually order in or go out one night a week.
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5-6 times per week for dinner. Lunch is nearly always at home unless we do a weekend brunch. Breakfast is always at home.
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Of 7 days, I am going with 3 right now. Saturday, Sunday and this week Wednesday. I am planning out my slow cooker extravaganza for next week though.
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6-7 days but at least two of those are "throw a pizza in" or "mix a salad with pre-cooked chicken" type meals. We rarely have leftovers since DH takes those to work for lunch.
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about 6 times a week, usually one big breakfast, 5 dinner's
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I would say 5-6, I really do cook most night. Every once in awhile it's take and bake pizza or rotesserie chicken from the store with a side
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6-7 days at least a little. we eat out a little on the weekends, but not every meal, and during the week definitely cook every day.
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Currently I cook maybe twice a week and Hubs cooks 3-4 times. We usually do take-out at least once a week.
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2 breakfasts and 5 dinners
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I cook about 2x a week, and DH might do once. The other nights we eat leftovers, scrounge and eat things like cereal or premade frozen stuff...1 or 2 times we order in or eat out.
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Every night. I meal plan. We go out maybe once a month. Oh and we make all our breakfasts/lunches as well.
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4-6 depending on the week. We go out about 2 dinners a week since DS is still so little (15 weeks) and sleeps at restaurants. We want to take advantage of that while we can
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I cook breakfast/lunch every day and dinner 5-6x week
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It really depends... I should be cooking 5-6 times a week but sometimes it's as little as 3.
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