https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8xPNYNo

I was scrolling through TikTok when I got this add which reminded me of what professor Rossette “if you don’t cook what you eat, someone else does”. In the add the nutritionist explains how convenient and helpful it is for consumers to have their meals prepared for the week but it hides the concept of food labor and reproductive labor because cooking is often taken for granted when it is done by others. Also not everyone can afford this type of benefit of someone else preparing and cooking their food for an entire week showing us how access to convenient is shaped by inequality therefore this add reflects broader inequalities in how food work is valued and who is responsible for sustaining everyday life.