@fidablo: #UK #korea

Elizabeth Kerriga745 :

I love take out foods I hate cooking but I do it because it’s expensive for takeout all the time

waxmama50 :

I love cooking at home as long as I have the time.

Beans :

cooking at home

Bea :

This is not just the case in England. In most of Europe, home cooking is probably the norm. Prices in Europe and Korea are not in line. Europe is expensive in terms of food in many countries. Europe countries grow a lot of things. But for example, if I just look at seafood, not everywhere in Europe has a sea. Maybe England also imports these products. In the northern European country those who border the sea or ocean have a greater chance of fishing. Large supermarkets can be found in every European country. Tesco, Auchan, Lidl, Aldi, etc.

Mimi beauty :

I prefer cooking my own meals ✨

Jax :

I'm from UK try the Aldi mate it's cheaper and food is lovely! I'm going to Korea next year..my dream country!😁😁

Beebee :

I like eating out and meeting people but I like a home cooked meals too meals with my family, that’s the best.

🪩~☆Sian☆~🪩 :

I prefer not having to cook but our "grab and go" food is so low quality/ processed 🥲

shauna_takes_photos :

Going out for meals is so expensive in the Uk. For what you pay for a that you could buy food from the supermarket that would make quite a few meals at home.

nini :

I love cooking and trying different recipes! It’s my favorite me time activity 🥳 but I agree, eating out is very expensive here so naturally we prefer cooking more in the UK. Thanks for comparing two different cultures and countries, waiting for new video!!^^

🪩💎𝕋𝕒𝕞𝕞𝕚𝕖𝕖💙🪩 :

BasicLo :

I’m uk and loved the convenience stores when I went - I hate cooking food at home it’s sometimes 8pm before I’m even eating

LANA🇮🇶🪩 :

Elise 🪩 :

In the Netherlands cooking at home is way more affordable too, but if it wasn’t as expensive I’d prefer take away or eating out since I do live alone and I don’t enjoy cooking for just me 😂

tortor :

same in uk cheaper to eat if there just 1 person at home you been greggs

IamMe :

homemade is the best. healthy&fresh. so I cook

terry🤎🪸 :

sorry but I prefer Italian cuisine especially where I live surrounded by the sea so many good things come on holiday in Sardinia 😁🥰🥰

Bea :

I didn't add that, for example, a restaurant here is very expensive, even for one person. If I look at it in comparison to the local salary. It's cheaper if you cook at home. But! there are restaurants where you can order a fixed They put together a "plate". It has roasts for 2-3 people, with different side dishes. This varies from restaurant to restaurant. You can usually choose from several types of plates. Some have only chicken meat, some have only pork meat and vegetable there is also a bowl. This is probably the cheapest restaurant meal. After all, a bowl costs about half or ⅔ of the price of food consumed in restaurants.

Love5Gift5Bless :

Damn little TESCO or BIG Tesco?

Talia :

Great observation. I prefer to cook my own food. In the U.K, eating out and ordering food is expensive.

Jill Wood :

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tine :

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🎶🌺벨라🎨𝓓𝓲𝓮𝓮𝔃𝓪𝓱 :

I've lived in the U.K., in the French colony of Martinique in the Caribbean as well as in mainland France. When there isn't much of a price difference between eating out or buying groceries to cook for yourself (in Martinique, both are atrociously expensive) I cook more if I'm not pressed for time unless it's something I'm not comfortable cooking. In the U.K. I was definitely cooking more than ever before. I rarely ever ate out. In mainland France, things have shifted a lot over the years and depending on which corner of France you're in. As a student in Paris, I was eating out more than I was cooking... but that was 30 years ago. Now, it depends on many factors (I'm somewhere else in France).