The Many Faces Of Family Meals, With Or Without Kids
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Whether you're cooking for your children, your parents, your significant other or your pet, family meals are more important than ever.
With more and more people working from home these days, balancing our personal and professional lives can be challenging, especially when it comes to family meals. And when most people picture a “family meal,” they imagine two parents at the heads of the table with several children gathered around. But oftentimes, that isn’t the case. Not all family meals necessarily look the same — but they’re all equally important.
A growing number of working professionals, undeterred by the distraction of culinary perfection, are actually enjoying the family meal with refreshing practicality, whether they’re feeding children, pets or their own parents. Here is a glimpse into just a few of those lives, as well as the impact behind sharing a simple meal.
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