I don't really enjoy cooking so it was late...I think I was 29?
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It was around 28 for me... I just always preferred going out for dinner so it was never something I needed to do. Then when I moved in with my now husband, I realized how much he likes home cooked food and decided to learn. Now I (or we) cook around 5 days per week.
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When I moved in with DH at 19.
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When I got married at 29
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In college, once we moved into off-campus housing. My roommate and I cooked dinner together several nights a week!
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junior year of college when I had my own (shared w 5 other people) kitchen. I cooked before at my parents' house but not everyday, and then I didn't have a kitchen for the first 2 years of school
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When I studied abroad. It was too expensive to eat out all the time!
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When I got my first one bedroom apartment, so 23ish? I had no option but to learn to cook to eat better! I was sick of frozen meals/soup/sandwiches. I would experiment and freeze meals. When I moved in with my best friend 2 years later, we used to cook together all the time for us and my now DH. It was fun!
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When I got married at 21.
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After DH and I finished grad school.
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Around a year ago. We had been living in our house about a year. I've always liked to cook, but I would choose elaborate recipes with a ton of ingredients when I did cook, so we ate out a lot and ate a lot of convenience food. I signed up for an online meal plan, so I've been cooking consistently (and learning a lot).
It was really important to me to get into a habit of cooking healthy/nutritious foods before we have a kid.
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18.
I lived in an apartment-style dorm in my first-year of undergrad and there was no cafeteria. My roommate and I were both really into cooking so we made dinner every night and I guess I just never really stopped.
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When I moved in with my husband, I was 20. Before that I still lived with my parents & I either was out with friends or at their house or my mom cooked.
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When I married my first husband at 22.
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When we moved to England, so 24?
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High School? I was a picky eater and would make dinner weekly so that I made sure that it was something I would eat. My mom had no complaints.
Luckily, I"m not that picky anymore.
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I cooked consistently to help my mom out when I was living at home in highschool, but stopped when I went to college. I got married at 21 and have been cooking every meal for DH and I (and now LOs) since.
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I'm turning 30 this year and still don't cook! I'm pretty sure I would've started if I married someone that didn't cook either, but who told DH to be such a good cook?!
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As soon as i got out of college. I had no choice but to cook.
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I think it was during graduate school that I got a lot better at it. Once I met DH and started dating, there were a lot of meals together. We did cooking classes too. I miss cooking for fun or baking for fun. Right now, it's cook to get a meal on the table for the fam and meal plan.
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18 when DH and I moved in together.
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When i was in college. girl's gotta eat! And I'm cheap.
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Uh 30 when I had my first DD! I cooked before then, but it wasn't every night. We ate out a lot!
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19 when I moved away to go to schooll
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21, when I got married.
Luckily, I"m not that picky anymore.
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