Do you think it is or is not okay for chefs to cook dishes and amend recipes that originate from another culture?

Do you think it is or is not okay for chefs to cook dishes and amend recipes that originate from another culture? Published on 4 May 2021 → Survey conducted on 4 May 2021 on 5142 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

It is okay for them to cook and amend dishes and recipes from another culture

76%

It is okay for them to cook dishes and recipes from another culture, but not to amend them

10%

It is not okay for them to cook or amend dishes and recipes from another culture

Don’t know

11%

It is okay for them to cook and amend dishes and recipes from another culture

76%

It is okay for them to cook dishes and recipes from another culture, but not to amend them

10%

It is not okay for them to cook or amend dishes and recipes from another culture

Don’t know

11%

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