10+ Moments That Prove Cooking Isn't for Everyone

1. Everything Is Alright

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Estimated cost for a fresh pot: $20 to $30* What occurred was that a pot's bottom cracked and fell out. Was this cooking pot purchased from a junk store or the Dollar Tree? The Snapchat caption for this shot said, "This is fine," and we're here to prove otherwise. The food fell out of the kettle as if it were made of rock. Pinterest/@boredpanda/This Is Fine To give credit to the maker of this cooking pot, it does appear more worn out. It appears that this pot has withstood several conflicts, and maybe this stew maker was the last straw.

2. Pizza That Frozes

Estimated Price: $10–$15* What transpired was that a frozen pizza fell apart in the oven. Based on a fast Google search, it appears that a user mistake was most likely the cause of this pizza entirely collapsing in the oven. It seems that if you're going to bake the pizza on the rack, you have to put it in the oven completely frozen. Failure with Frozen Pizza @TheSunOnline/Pinterest That way, the pizza has less moisture and you won't have to worry about it blowing up. It's okay to let it thaw a little, but you'll need to switch to a baking sheet and reduce the cooking time. Alternatively, you might order directly from Pizza Hut and avoid the middleman.

3. Steaming Dogs

Estimated Price: $5–$10* What transpired was that the hotdogs split and oversteamed. This self-explanatory post has the description, "My wife tried to steam hotdogs." You can, in fact, steam hotdogs, but only temporarily. This is a challenging chore, and as Learn Hot Dogs put it, even "long-time doggers" occasionally find themselves in trouble with it. Steaming Hot Dogs on Pinterest and @boredpanda This kind of split, resulting in a pile of boiling intestines, is the last thing you want to happen to your hotdogs. This simply looks too disgusting to eat; therefore, there's no way anyone could consume it.