Foods you shouldn't make at home

Yes, sushi is expensive. No, I do not have the patience or skill to make this at home. This is the one meal where I am never upset about the price of the bill. It's part art, part food.

I've made my own before. And have made keto-style pizza that was surprisingly good. A good pizza place is just worth whatever they are charging.

Not talking about average here. The best you've had. The price/time/quality equation isn't won in your own kitchen. If I want average to good queso, it's better at home.

Maybe I'm stupid. Obviously, I'm not that great of a cook. If I want a great steak, I'd rather pay for it at a restaurant. Don't trust that I could cook it properly. Average to good quality meats I think are better at home. Don't feel as much pressure.

I don't eat these often, but I love their sandwiches. You might have a local place that's similar. I think you can make certain hot sandwiches at your house that are just as good elsewhere, but not a cold-cut or even the type they have. Just my opinion. Also, since I only eat this every few months, it's just easier to go to the store.

For 4-7 bucks, I'd rather just get this made elsewhere. You wouldn't want to make too much and can you make it as good?

Similar to the above, I've never made one at home that was that great. Maybe bc I don't add enough sugar or stevia or whatever. For the price and how often I buy this, better to get elsewhere.

Unless you've been properly trained or it's a family dish.

See #8.

When these were like $7 bucks. It was hard to fathom making that level of meal, in that quantity, at home. Now the price has doubled and it's an avoid, for me.