Isn't Mysogyny Sexy?

[Mrs. Funk]

I confess I own one of these, and I consider myself a feminist (see the feminist blog I post on here. I don't care for the advertising schtick that's been quoted here, but it's cute and fairly practical. I wear our red (gender neutral) apron from William Sonoma more simply because it's made of thicker material and holds up better in the wash.

I like aprons because I tend to wipe my hands a lot while cooking and particularly when I'm baking bread. Aprons are practical for men who cook, too! Funk wears ours when making Thai curries that tend to bubble and splash up.

[SuperGabers]

I confess I own one of these, and I consider myself a feminist (see the feminist blog I post on here. I don't care for the advertising schtick that's been quoted here, but it's cute and fairly practical. I wear our red (gender neutral) apron from William Sonoma more simply because it's made of thicker material and holds up better in the wash.

I like aprons because I tend to wipe my hands a lot while cooking and particularly when I'm baking bread. Aprons are practical for men who cook, too! Funk wears ours when making Thai curries that tend to bubble and splash up.

I own one too and I love it. I call it is my tool belt for the kitchen.

[SuperGabers]

I'm more of a towel over the shoulder guy when I'm in the kitchen.

You don't even know where the kitchen is in our house.

[Surfah]

You don't even know where the kitchen is in our house.

You're on a roll.

[Moliere]

I've got an idea that would make for a sexy apron and it has nothing to do with the fabric, pockets, or tie.

[UtahDan]

You don't even know where the kitchen is in our house.

Sure I do. It's the place I set the take out down when I walk through the door after work.

[Surfah]

Sure I do. It's the place I set the take out down when I walk through the door after work.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

Does anybody still wear these? Honestly do people still cook at home.

I wear an apron all the time.

[RobinFinderson]

I wear an apron all the time.

My SIL made me an apron, but hasn't mailed it to me. The longer she has it, the more worried I am that she will try using it as a 'sexy apron.' I'm not so sure I'm interested in a used apron, but if it ever arrives, unstained, I look forward to using it often.

[falafel]

I used an apron for the first time in at least 10 years this past Sunday. It turned out to be very helpful!

FTR, it was a crotchless apron. I got it from that site.

[RobinFinderson]

I used an apron for the first time in at least 10 years this past Sunday. It turned out to be very helpful!

FTR, it was a crotchless apron. I got it from that site.

Considering the fact that when I wear in apron, it is usually the only thing I am wearing, a 'crotchless apron' sure wouldn't help when it came to hot grease splatter.

[UteStar]

Considering the fact that when I wear in apron, it is usually the only thing I am wearing, a 'crotchless apron' sure wouldn't help when it came to hot grease splatter.

An apron? I make sure that I do not wear clothes when cooking. I don't want to stain an apron, a shirt or pants. I splash on my chest, I take a shower. A little searing hot curry or sauce on my chest just makes me tougher. I don't need no stinkin' apron.

[UtahDan]

I want to wear nothing but an apron all the time.

Yikes!

[DU Ute]

Yikes!

Yeah, it started off great, but since then this thread has produced some disturbing imagery.

[YOhio]

An apron? I make sure that I do not wear clothes when cooking. I don't want to stain an apron, a shirt or pants. I splash on my chest, I take a shower. A little searing hot curry or sauce on my chest just makes me tougher. I don't need no stinkin' apron.