Cooking In The Nude

Do any of you cook in the nude?

 

Yes, but never bacon. Only did that once.

 

I wear an apron sometimes if that counts.

 

No.

Oil burns.

 

Sure, I do it all the time in hot weather.

If you've got hot oil flying around, you're messing up the kitchen--and if you had clothes on, you'd be messing them up too. Maybe cooking nude encourages us to be careful!

 

I cook naked, the seldom times that I cook. Just the other day, I cooked up some bacon & eggs for breakfast while I was naked. The grease doesn't splatter on you if you put a lid over the pan.

 

I always cook in the nude. Clothing is never worn in my house. :chef:

 

I can honestly say that ever since I started living on my own at 19, I have cooked every single meal completely nude. There's just something about it that makes it fun.

 

If you know how to cook, you can.

 

As I'm always nude at home I cook nude it just seems natral

 

Yes from time to time.

 

yes, of course! naked at home always! cooking in the naked is normal, but remember to wear a apron :chef:

 

Lately I only heat up noodles and banquet dinners in the nude.

 

I am a qualified chef and worked in the catering industry for many years . At home I am always nude , so yes I cook in the nude but always wear an apron as I learnt my lesson the hard way . Luckily it wasn't bad and healed but have always worn an apron since .

 

I have cooking nude since many years. My husband helps me in same natural dress.

 

It's OK To Cook Nude But Take My Advice And Buy Yourself A "Splattershield" That Fits The Size

Of Your Frypan......It's Only About $ 10-00 And Worth Every Cent......Keeps You Safe And The

Stove And Kitchen Fat Free..... :chef:



Cheers Glen.

 

Yes, quite often. If I'm cooking anything that can splatter, I'll cover up but only until the danger's passed!

 

I often do. No need to cover up for cooking when you stay in your flat nude anyway. I also never had a problem with injuries, if i got burnes, it was always hands or forearms where clothing doesn’t help anyway. I guess if the hot fat or oil spouts all the way from the pan to your lap, you’re doing something wrong. I mean, you don’t sit on your cooking stove. And if you really pour hot fat over you by accident, probably it’s more harmful if the clothing get drenched with it.

 

Yes and also outside grilling at times