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Originally Posted by Boomer
I need to watch this. I keep forgetting about it.
I know 4 millennials who watch it. They speak of it as if it is a form of therapy.
All of them have been working from home for months. Between that and each day’s fresh hell of news, they are all watching “The Great British Bake-Off” when they need to tune out and tune in.
And they bake — and sometimes text us pictures of beautiful loaves of bread, etc. I bet their homes smell wonderful.
We sent a Kitchenaid stand mixer as a gift to one couple. (We had already given one as a gift to the other couple.) They all have been baking and baking some more.
We have not actually seen them in months. They have always been health and fitness-conscious adults. But now I am wondering if they might be slowly turning into butterballs.
Will I be blamed for giving the gift of Kitchenaid? — and dough hooks, included — uh, oh.
Boomer, Guilty or Not Guilty?
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good on you!
many millennials grew up missing out on learning how to cook from the generations before them...cooking is all new to them (let alone cooking from scratch)
mixing all of the ingredients for a meat loaf together with your hands isn't a lot different than working in the garden...which many believe reduces stress
sad that the many lessons/skills that we learned in 'shop' and 'home economics' are often cut from the schools today