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Women Do the Most Cooking at Home. So Why Do Men Get to Hog the BBQ?

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2025-09-23

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Richardson, Rob

Ma, Dianne

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The Conversation Media Group Ltd

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Cooking, Fire, Gender, Stereotypes, History, New Zealand, Meat, Hunting, Masculinity, Patriarchy, Barbecues, history of cooking

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Richardson, R., & Ma, D. (2025, September 22). Women do the most cooking at home. So why do men get to hog the BBQ? The Conversation. https://theconversation.com/women-do-the-most-cooking-at-home-so-why-do-men-get-to-hog-the-bbq-260419

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10.64628/AA.q9e9qevdu

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https://theconversation.com/women-do-the-most-cooking-at-home-so-why-do-men-get-to-hog-the-bbq-260419

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