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Most millennials say they do a better job of grilling than their parents do.
Eight in ten, according to a survey conducting by One Poll on behalf of Tabasco – the hot sauce people.
It’s a bit surprising seeing how millennials are more likely than other generations to prepare meals that come in a kit.
The survey no doubt squirting lighter fluid on Generation Xers — like myself – a generation that was raised on char-grilled red meat.
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The survey also found that millennials are least like to lend a helping hand in the kitchen.
Six in 10 millennials have pretended not to know how to cook to avoid having to help. That’s according to a recent survey of 3,000 U.S. adults, divided evenly among Generation Z (ages 18–25), millennials (26–41), Generation X (42–57), and baby boomers (58–76).
Overall, more than half the poll (55%) say they are often reluctant to grill. Most find ready-made meal kits to be more convenient (49%), or simply think others are better at grilling (48%). While the majority of millennials prefer simple meal kits to traditional grilling (56%), most Gen Zers are reluctant to grill because they think others are better at it than them (47%).
One Poll Survey
Meanwhile, Generation Z’ers seem to know their place around the background grill.
62 percent say father knows best when it comes to the charcoal briquettes.
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That being said the survey is somewhat flawed. The millennials were never asked what exactly they were grilling.
So there’s a good chance – they may very well be the best open flame chefs in America — provided they are grilling tofu or kale.
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