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Ah, read as % of total not "food spending." Later bullets not relevant to your point. Still wondering: would consumers choose not to cook entirely (like sewing) or is it that we like to consume more in general and nice dining is consumption?
If “the future is already here, just not evenly distributed,” we should look at what very wealthy people do. My feeling is they still cook for themselves, just a lot lot less.
I don’t think I qualify as “very wealthy,” but it’s been years since the last time I cooked a meal. The time expense of doing groceries + cooking + washing dishes just isn’t worth the meager the savings
I cook for pleasure and actually some of the time it saves quite a bit of money if I go vegetarian. Also, two words for you. Instant. Pot.
spent some time on this when looking at space. should see if still have decks on this. this is also compounded by - people having less kitchen/dining room space - people live single longer unit economics of cooking less good - high demand elasticity with delivery price decreases
Yes, and professional cooking operations are getting more efficient faster than personal ones
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