Fresh, healthy meals: Cooking groups are helping men cope with loss


By AGENCY
  • People
  • Tuesday, 27 Sep 2022

Marx (right), a professional chef, giving Sven advice on how best to fry food at the monthly cooking group for grieving widowers. Photos: Philipp Schulze/dpa

The tremor in his voice shows how hard it is for Jorg to talk about the loss of his partner who died a few months ago after 25 years together.

He has just joined a cooking group that meets regularly in a school building in a northern German city, created for widowers.

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