Infographic: Michael Pollan Says Home Cooking Might be the Single Best Way to Improve Your Health
We spend less time in the kitchen than ever. But cooking could be an important solution to our public health crisis.
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Doug Pibel researched this article for How to Eat Like Our Lives Depend On It, the Winter 2014 issue of YES! Magazine. Doug is managing editor of YES!
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- Minutes per day spent cooking; percentage of calories consumed at home
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- Cooking is cheaper
- Calories from fast food vs. home cooking
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