British people don't seem to like cooking anymore. More than one in four is reluctant or simply lazy to try new recipes in the kitchen.
A poll of 2,000 adults found that 3 in 5 (60%) only cook on demand. Her 29% of non-adventurous Brits cook the same dish on rotation.
And 7 in 10 people put off trying new recipes for fear of going wrong.
Classic Sunday roast is one of the most common dishes made at home, along with spaghetti bolognese, shepherd's pie and stir fry.
This research is a farmer and former JLS singer who was commissioned to work with JB Gill to launch "Suppertime Sonnets" from his vegetable brand Tenderstem.
He is seen performing in the open, reciting classic recipes in the style of Shakespeare sonnets, trying to inspire culinary creativity in the British.
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SWNS)JB Gill said:
"One thing I keep in mind is how much time and effort farmers put into their land, and how important producers and growers are.
} "Once I'm off the farm, I think it's time to bring a little bit of that excitement and love back into the cooking process."
In this study, 45% of people "always" It turns out that you are cooking.
But one in three (32%) believe they can find healthier food options that require little or no preparation.
And half of adults typically buy ready-made meals to avoid the stress of making fresh meals at home.
But nonetheless, more than half (54%) of the OnePoll data feel that cooking is an ideal way to express themselves creatively.
Regarding the best environment for cooking, 38% enjoy listening to music in the background and 24% prefer chatting with others at the same time.
Watching MasterChef and The Great British Bake Off, watching classes on YouTube and TikTok, and updating old-fashioned family recipes are all ways British people find cooking inspiration. It's one of the sources I go to for information.
Tenderstem spokesman David Samuels said: Every week, every week.
"But we wanted to take it one step further and inject real passion into the kitchen. Here's a dinner sonnet.
"Cooking There are so many ways to be creative when it comes to food, and our sonnetized recipes are sure to let your inspiration take the lead to craft the perfect meal."
Top 20 cooking inspirations:
- Watch cooking shows on TV
- Buy cookbooks
- Watch cooking classes on YouTube
- Family recipes passed down from generation to generation Receive
- Watch Instagram videos
- Watch TikTok videos
- Reviews
- See and eat food cooked by friends and family
- Walk around supermarkets
- Go to restaurants Go
- Whatever you want at the time
- Travel abroad
- Read online cooking blogs
- Read lifestyle magazines
- Watch TV ads
- Listen to the radio
- Culinary Listen to podcasts
- Order from a subscription box (e.g. HelloFresh, Ocado)
- Listen to music
- Read celebrity diets and tips
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