Trader Joe's.

Living many miles from urban areas leave me no other choices other than home cooking, although I do like to go out to a good restaurant about once a week.

Donations from a church!! Really. LOL

as they say on facebook, it's complicated.

for breakfast i usually pop a mom's meal or optage meal into the microwave, sometimes adding vegetables if i find what comes with the meal insufficient. for lunch if i am at adult daycare (my alzheimer's-afflicted guy won't go unless i go, so i bring my computer and i'm the vj) i eat the kosher lunch that is provided; if i remember to check their menu and know in advance that they're serving a burger or a dog, i make a salad at home and bring it, because i don't eat the rolls they provide, and i don't want to go hungry. for dinner i almost always cook something from scratch. sometimes i use a mom's meal as a base and add lots of stuff.

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College cafeteria for most lunches.

At the moment my meals come from all of the above, except high end restaurants because I hate the pretentiousness of them. But my preference is home cooked because I know what ingredients are going into the food!

Oh n I LOVE cooking...my therapy...cooking and gin

I don't cook...I usually eat basic foods like eggs, tuna, etc. that are pretty simple for me or others to prepare.

I generally eat one meal out each day just to get out of the office...usually at a restaurant that prepares food to order.

Weekends, I like to go to friends or family to eat...they are better cooks.

cooking is like breathing, necessary to live. All else is pampered babies.

It's a bit of a mix between home cooking, fast food, & restaurants because I work a lot on evenings & weekends.

I hate cooking and fast food. I figure someone has been trained to do it should do it. I’m more than happy to pay. I eat out five nights a week on average.

Does 5 mins in the microwave count as cooking?

I enjoy cooking

I mostly cook at home; ocassionally, for special events, i go to a fine resturant.