Which is not great for people trying to promote that lifestyle.
There was one who waxed eloquent about how she "lovingly" prepared everything. Yeah, where does that leave the person who comes home after a long day and just wants to feed the family something that is not really bad for them?
If you want to promote a lifestyle it has to be within reach for people. Bottled lemon juice is not evil, might not be as good as fresh squeezed Meyer lemons that you just plucked from your own tree but it is acceptable to use.
Every year starting in January I help teach a "life skills" course for people moving out on their own. The amount of nonsense they have been fed about food and cooking is just unbelievable. You need this that and the other or else you might as well just order door dash.
I think sensible people take these things the way I’ve always taken stuff like Martha Stewart - you can take from it what might be useful to your individual situation and leave the rest.
There are plenty of Internet creators that offer economy ideas, ‘easy’ meal planning, etc. And then there are those that offer much more.
I think it would be a pretty silly person who decided to feel ‘victimised’ by Internet content and condemn it for that reason. If you don’t like it or find it useful, don’t watch it.
I find a lot of it very interesting.