It would involve peeling 12 carrots, 6 potatoes, melting 12 tomatoes, and using 8% of a stock of cabbage. As well as at least 30 minutes of stirring and whisking over a hot stove.
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Trending & News It would involve peeling 12 carrots, 6 potatoes, melting 12 tomatoes, and using 8% of a stock of cabbage. As well as at least 30 minutes of stirring and whisking over a hot stove.
I don't see a reason to cook a big meal when sick, because most of that will either be stored or wasted due to the flu symptoms that cause no or low appetite
Cooking s big meal will not hurt you but you might no tfeel much like eating it afterwrds.
Yes because that's a meal for a lot of people not one person and you risk giving them the flu
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If I have the flu, I would have no energy cook for myself
So you got 3 options either 1. Cook 2. Starve 3. Take out or go to a restaurant and get other people sick or put others at risk of getting sick
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Jus' have Canpbells's soup & like 7'up pop.
Wear a mask
Bad idea
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