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{{quote|'''[[Batman|Robin]]''': ''Isn't it nice that Raven made us breakfast?''
'''Cyborg''': ''Even though the girl has no clue how to cook... Oops, [[Did I Say That Out Loud]]? Yum!''|''[[Teen Titans (animation)|Teen Titans]]''}}
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* Averted in an issue of ''[[Justice League of America|JLA]] Classified'' written by Gail Simone, where [[Wonder Woman]] presents the other members of the JLA with a traditional Themyscrian pastry. Flash and Green Lantern are more than a little panicked at the thought that Wonder Woman ''bakes''... and shocked by the tasty results.
** Which leads to a [[Crowning Moment of Funny]] when Batman, after a grim monologue, turns and says "Diana, Alfred will need that '''recipe'''."
** A weirder aversion in ''[[Young Justice (comics)|Young Justice]]'', in which Artemis, Diana's counterpart from the more savage Amazons, reveals she can cook during Wonder Girl's [[Training
{{quote|'''Artemis''': We eventually proved ourselves to our elders by making them a feast from the eighteen eyes of a slain hydra.
'''Cassie''': Oh, perfect. I can't even reheat mac and cheese. }}
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== Webcomics ==
* Marsha from ''[[
** Yanderes can usually cook well (since they're often subversions of the [[Yamato Nadeshiko]] type), so I think that makes this even more of a subversion.
* Tedd in ''[[El Goonish Shive]]'' can cook—but only when [[Gender Bender|he's a woman]]. His explanation is initially "because I'm hot" (and the comment on this background is "She's so hot, it helps her cook!"). [http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2006-07-28 Later] he reasons that he only has to cook for himself when his dad isn't around, which is also when he turns himself into a girl, so he has accidently conditioned himself to feel more confident cooking in female form.
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