Cooking in her work clothes saves woman $60 a week, has millions rethinking dinner
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A Michigan woman's TikTok hack of cooking dinner immediately after work without changing clothes has gained 3.7 million views and helps people avoid expensive takeout.
"Cooking while still wearing my work clothes signals to my brain that there is more work to be done." "After a ride on the subway in NYC, you gotta take them off." Deirdre Bardolf is a lifestyle writer with Fox News Digital.
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