if it's something you can cook in a tiny shared dorm on an electric stove, it will probably be allowed. if we're talking about a chinese restaurant kitchen with chilli and rice wine and oil... no dice.lloydosaurus wrote:What's the lowest budget I have to commit to if I want to be able to cook? Having some hobs should be enough...
some landlords consider using a pot (even to boil an egg) cooking, and thus prohibited. if you want to be safeguard your rights, it's best to specify the types of cooking acceptable - because at some point down the road you will be told what you're doing/cooking is not allowed.lloydosaurus wrote:Yeah that'll do, two pots/pans. Veg, pasta, some meats etc. Nothing extravagant.
From the previous comments it sounds like what is and what isn't allowed to be cooked should be clearly defined with the landlord before moving in?
it need not be expensive or difficult to keep fit:lloydosaurus wrote:...Once I've got housing sorted we'll move on to football 6/11 a side, swimming pools and fitness centres
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