hey stereo and my beautiful stereo family I have a question for y'all what at what age did you learn how to cook I saw this video my heart just melted now I ain't get cooking lessons like that and most of the time if you know southern black women you do not play around in a kitchen but my mom did do a lot of good cooking lessons with me actually I really didn't learn how to cook though until my late 20s I had to actually go to a professional cooking class y'all to learn how to cook for real for I couldn't even boil rice or let alone boil water but what age that you guys actually learned how to cook drop me a message I'm curious let's see what y'all gonna say let's go

I would say I started cooking around 18 or 19. My mother, her parents didn't know how to cook, so she learned basically on her own, and she was very particular on who was in the kitchen and helping with what. So I was shown how to cook, but I didn't actually get to cook cook. So I started around 18, 19, you know what I'm saying.

Oh this is so adorable. For me, I think I was in my teens, probably like 14 or 15. My mother gave me a whole chicken and wanted me to clean it, cut it up, season it, all of that. I was like, ew, I don't want to touch this. I was like, ew, this is slimy. I don't want to touch this. No.

I didn't learn how to cook till I was a teenager because you know my mom always cooked for me and I'm definitely doing the same for my kids. I don't let my kids cook right now. I mean I'm going to teach them yes once they get a little older but right now I cook their meals you know it's me.

My mama had me in the kitchen early and my daddy taught me how to grill early, so being in a big family household like I grew up in, you're going to have to fend for yourself some nights. So either you know how to cook, or you're going to be dependent on somebody else to fix your food. And my sisters couldn't cook worth a damn, so yeah, I learned from my mama and my daddy real early.

Okay so my mom never taught me how to cook but around the holidays she would send me to my grandma's and probably when I was like old enough to you know help my grandma out around the house probably like 10, 9, 10, 11 ish and she would teach me how to bake but I didn't learn how to cook until I was like in my teens and once again my grandma taught me not my mom.

I learned how to cook from my grandma rest in peace, but I was I want to say Eight nine

I kind of knew how to cook when I was younger but when I was 18 I really got into cooking and now I'm a better cook.

Good to see kids that I'm not excited about the kids cooking. I'm excited about the kids eating. My kids don't eat no damn food So happy to see kids actually eating fish, broccoli, healthy things Warming my heart up. It's possible

I probably started cooking around like 8 or 9 years old. I would help my mom to cook because my mom used to be sick a lot. But Thanksgiving, full spread, was non-negotiable in my house. So by the time I was probably like 14, 15 or so, I was already doing full Thanksgiving. Not by myself, I was doing it with my mom. But all the chopping and stuff that she couldn't do.