The laziness is rife.
When you move out, whether you're off to college or just want some independence, there's one thing you're sure to miss - the home-cooked meals.
Left to our own devices, we often get lazy with meal prep and just throw together the contents of the fridge or order a takeaway.
So, naturally, when we visit our parents, one thing we look forward to is a good roast dinner.
And what makes it taste even better? Not having to cook it yourself.
But what if you're roped in to give a helping hand in the cooking? Have you ever pretended you're unsure of what to do, just to get out of it?
Well, you're not the only one!
A new study has found that 6 in 10 young people have pretended not to know how to cook to avoid having to help.
The survey, of 3,000 Americans found that more than half of adults prefer to use a ready-meal rather than properly get cooking.
The OnePoll study (on behalf of TABASCO Brand) that nearly four in five (78%) believe they’ve developed better grilling skills than the person who taught them.
