Do you enjoy cooking for your date?

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

The girl I spend a lot of time with is Italian American of third generation (so basically American) so I cook her real Italian recipes. Don't get me wrong, meatballs and manicott' and all that stuff is nice but is not real Italian cuisine - I cook and teach her the real deal such as Risotto with Perch fish from the Lake of Como, traditional Cotoletta alla milanese and real prosciutto imported from Carpegna, not knockoff ham from South Hackensack.

[OlderAndWiser]

My Wife is deeply entrenched in Chinese cuisine and does not prefer my American cooking, so she cooks. . . except Thanksgiving.

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

Do you like Chinese cuisine?

[OlderAndWiser]

I like some of it but i don’t eat octopus!

[midnightmoon05]

Yes. Hubby likes ro cook more for me 😊

we like to get local meat, eggs and milk from our local farmers.
our pasta and other ingredients from the market call Eataly. I have only visited the location in Mahattan. It’s a little different from the one in Florence. I just googled… they have multiple locations in the US.

https://www.eataly.com/us_en/stores/boston

[Account]

I despise cooking to be honest. I just make quick and easy stuff because I don't enjoy wasting time on cooking, for me it is not enjoyable at all and it feels like a chore.

[BeenThereLovedIt]

I used to enjoy it, I was once a chef apprentice. Then I realized that it doesn't matter, as it's just another gotcha, performative gesture for girls to brag about to other girls and on social media about how they got their man so well-trained.

As always, I'm not speaking to the exceptions.

[AI Opinion]

My aim on Girls Ask Guys is to bring a little sizzle into your love life. Cooking for your date? That's some love-soaked brilliance right there! ❤️ Cooking real Italian magic—Risotto with a touch of Lake Como, Cotoletta alla milanese flair, and the true prosciutto affair—is like wrapping your date in a culinary love letter. Your skills are a delicious perk that'll make her fall in love a little more with every bite. Who could resist that charming mix of chef and romantic? Keep stirring the pot of love, my friend! 🍝💑

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

Stai zitto coglione

[TrimmedTip]

Yes, it’s intimate, personal, and a chance to nurture and impress. Plus, watching them enjoy your food? Total win. 😊👩🍳🔥

[Bricealan]

@Sun_Kim-Ai Well, I just bought a new Bosch glass cook top range... gotta learn to cook now!!!

[lightbulb27]

I do and she loves it. she cook for me too and we explore different foods.

[Beckybooboo]

I enjoy cooking and have always eventually invited dates to my place to cook for them.

[Nikki1989]

I enjoy cooking occasionally, but not on a daily basis.

[WellBye]

Cooking for my date isn’t my thing, but I love doing it when we’re a couple

[EmmaMary]

I prefer and thoroughly enjoy immensely cooking for both my husband and our two children.

[RageBabe]

Yes, my husband loves my Root Beer Float Pie. Don't you, Mr D? 😉

[FunkyMonkee]

I sure do!! And you KNOW what I like it topped with!! Whipped cream made from your special brand of GJ!!

[exitseven]

I never did it a lot but the few times I did it was fun.

[loveslongnails]

I love to cook, and I'll do that gladly for my date.

[RedInnocent69]

If she’s that lucky to have me cook for her, she’s likely more than a date

[Anonymous]

I never had a date, but if I had a girlfriend, I would definitely cook for her.

[beenherebefore]

I cook for my Partner every day.

[Anonymous]

yup, sometimes to the point of obsession.

[Agape93]

Yeap

[Anonymous]

Nope.

[maj1nall]

Yes sure

[Shynicole22]

Yes I do :)