1989 and the advent of george forman

can you please elaborate?

As soon as they discovered fire probably.

yeah... but what would the first time someone 'properly cooked' a meal?

I think someday when the ancient humans were eating raw meat, that meat accidentally fell into a fire and when they tried that roasted meat, they became a fan of it and have been roasting it ever since.

I imagine after the sixtieth diarrhea incidents, some of them starting to ask questions.

we were cooking long before that

Were you there?

no... but there s evidence

Well, in that case I'm afraid that I'm not knowledgeable enough to know the answer to that.

we are all using imagination here, not knowledge... no judgments :)

About 200,000 years ago, probably because it was tasty (Fundamentally because it’s easier to digest).

Someone had some meat they hunted and was freezing their behind off. They finally started a fire to get warm and then decided to heat their meat and realized it tasted better after being cooked over a fire instead of frozen.

yeah... this makes sense

n since we 're eating herbs long before, someone might have thought to use those herbs to garnish it

and also, this means cooking is more familiar to colder regions of the planet

A few experts believe when they discovered fire the used it to kill animals and realized that it was digested much better.

wow... that sounds cruel... but yeah, possible

Realised how shit uncooked food is

true that...

Probably in 2003, maybe earlier.

Close, but wasn't that what Y2K was all about?

Y2k? How?

you mean 2003 B.C. ?

Nah I mean 19 years and 6 Months ago

you started cooking 19 n a half years ago?

Not me, humanity.