Season 1 – Nadiya's Time to Eat

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10/08/2020 Totally agree with Suchita C (audience's comment). I can't believe that people are still praising eating badly, can't believe Nadiya cooks so unhealthy for her family and worst, the fact that she is promoting it to more families. She talks about having enough time to spend with her family, let me tell you, if you continue feeding them such unhealthy food you are not going to have them for long. Netflix: such a bad example of eating habits. See more 09/27/2020 This is such a great show, I really enjoyed watching it! She is so down to earth and funny! I like the familial aspect of the show. I love the recipes especially because I want to learn how to bake and cook and she makes it so easy! I can't wait for season 2! I also love the incorporation of her helping other people learn quick, easy recipes as well as going to the factories! You should definitely watch if you're interested in learning how to cook/bake and wanna have fun with it! See more 09/26/2020 Great show. Don't really understand the bad audience reviews. See more 05/30/2020 I'm wondering if my perspective comes from the fact that I really don't get British or western cuisine. As as Indian, I don't think it's rocket science to make quick, easy meals, which are also nutritious. I completely understand how people can be hard pressed for time and might not have the funds to create elaborate meals every day, so a show with a basic premise like this one is quite welcome. But it's important, especially in a country where obesity and the consumption of unhealthy food is on the rise, to promote healthy eating and an appreciation for cooking and where food comes from. Children can be taught how to help in the kitchen, making cooking in itself a family activity. I appreciated the segment at the end where she visits factories and farms although it became clear that it was doubling up as convenient product placements. The nagging question of sustainability was always quickly brushed aside. In the dairy farm, nothing was asked about the male calves and what happens to them. No wonder though, because most of the savory recipes were meat heavy. If not, they had few vegetables, too much fat, refined flour, sugar, and other animal products (dairy and eggs). If I did want to feed my family some unhealthy 'treats', then I'd rather do that only on special occasions, but spend a bit of time and make something exquisite and worth savoring. There were two of three 'hacks' that were repeated time and time again. Bake, use cheats, and use the same basic ingredients to make more than one dish. The last one is a good idea in principle, but you end up losing out on diversity in your food. What I could recommend about the show is the bright, colourful sets, the presentation of the food (where even greasy, processed meat-filled dishes were made to look beautiful), and Nadiya herself. I don't really know her apart from the Great British Bakeoff and another show that she co-hosted, but she comes across as someone down-to-earth and funny. See more 05/20/2020 I wouldn't say I liked the show much. I liked her colorful kitchen and how the filming looked very vibrant because of all those color splashes. But her recipes were massive torture to my brain and eyes. In this era of health consciousness, we should be mindful of what we eat, especially what we feed our kids. Your food doesn't need to be unhealthy, just because you don't have enough time. There are hundreds of youtube contents where you can learn to prepare quick and healthy food in less than half an hour. I just didn't get why she has got a full-on Netflix show for teaching people quick and easy unhealthy recipes. Her pancake preparation with all those sugar, white flour, jams & peanut butter made my gut creep. And that egg roll soaked with oil upside down which could have been made healthier if she just wouldn't fry the tortilla in the oil. And I would rather feed my kids' boiled vegetables than that instant noodles. Kids are kids, human kids, not cattle that you would just feed whatever just because you don't have time. We need to teach them to eat healthy and right from the very beginning. However, it was massive time waste for me watching her show but at least it helped me to know what I wouldn't be feeding my kids. See more Read all reviews

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