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AlexisSara
@AlexisSara

As a woman who is really into being critical about art I often leave a piece of art wishing for a bit more. However, she loves to cook and she loves to eat is not that story. It is actually perfect. This is a piece of art that I do think everyone should read, no cavoites, you should read it.

The story manages to maintain a light hearted tone with a sweet romance brewing while also doing the best depictions of how homophobic and misogynist micro aggressions, the little things can effect you mentally. The way it captures joy and the way that it captures a sense of dread this story is very much a master craft.

The story is simple, Nomoto loves cooking but she has a small stomach so she can only make small plates. She wants to make bigger portions and really loves big meals and wants to post them online too to share her craft with others. She meets Kasuga a pretty tall woman who loves eating food. She offers her food because she made too much after dealing with a macroaggression and needing to lash out through her artistic medium, cooking. From there the two form a relationship. The story gets into insecurities and building romantic feelings and everything between.

The art is brilliant, the food makes me hungry, I really want some yummy food like Nomoto cooks. The way both girls personal styles are depicted is great, the expression of emotion is master class, the body diversity is first rate.

This book is perfect, idk what to say, it's really good. I don't wanna ride on anything so hard but it's just a masterful piece of yuri. If you at all care about like modern adult romance you should read this book about lesbians who like food. The only bad part is I need to wait to buy Volume 2 and then wait till October to buy volume 3.

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