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Watch Full Movie: Cooking Up Love

Sparks fly between a contestant on a reality TV cooking show and the handsome founder of a fast-food chain. Watch the romantic movie ‘Cooking Up Love’ starring Rachel Bles and Stephen Huszar and stream more great #romcom movies like this on-demand with no commercials on @UPFaithFamily! https://upfaithandfamily.com/love-and-laughter/ #romanticmovies #romanticmovie #upfaithandfamily

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  1. Why would they throw away the empty jar of quince jam? Wouldn’t they want to keep it to reuse it again and also safe from prying eyes? 🤔

  2. The man is hot and classy, definitely believable that he would be a CEO. She seems to have very low IQ and is super annoying.

  3. Kathryn Davis is her best friend and I think she is a real star!! I’ve seen her in other movies, looking forward to seeing more of her.

    Cute movie. 🍿

  4. neither one has petted the dog as he’s looking up at them 😳 Why don’t people don’t pet the dogs when they act like that??🥲🙏❤️

  5. I want to like it but her character annoys me. You got fired because you did not seek approval and you went on a health food kick with a fast food business who did not want to hear your idea. And she continues to push it. I don't mind advocating I just don't like the crazy self-righteousness she has It makes me not like her character

  6. Now this is a charming movie with a great cast but…WTF – Pork lard? Lard is pork fat. It's also healthy. And then non-fat yogurt? Removing fat leaves sugar; Duh. If you look at photos of Americans prior to the 1970s, you'll not find too many fat people and almost no obese people. But then the food industry, in an effort to sell branded product and keep the public from cooking the way "it used to be done" sold us on "healthy" concepts with lots of sugar and seed oils, and we became corpulent and unhealthy.

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