How people are planning and preparing meals for their families during the MCO


Tan didn't cook much before but has learnt how to make simple Chinese meals for her family during the movement control order period. — GRACE TAN

In the modern age, family meals can take all sorts of shapes and forms – whether it’s eating out, ordering food online or making home-cooked meals.

But throw a movement control order (MCO) into this equation and these seemingly expansive options are gradually narrowed down to one mainstay: home-cooked food.

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