Cooking together leads to 'steamy' sex

A new study has found that couples like the romance in the kitchen. According to the survey, 44 percent of people admitted to share "intimate moments" with their partners in the kitchen, with almost one in 10 say it happens at least once a week.




















It's not just the newlyweds were hot and heavy on the stove, one third of couples who have been together 15 years or more, reported that he still found time for love, while cooking dinner.

The survey of over 1,000 Australians found 53 percent of respondents revealed that the best way to get in the mood for romance is to share a home cooked meal.

Emma Merka Relations expert said food had been an aphrodisiac for centuries.

"I think as a sign of Master-chef have increased interest in home cooking and created an expectation among women than men must be able to get too involved, instead of just letting your partner.

Ninety percent of the Passion Electrolux respondents for Food said that the ability of a cooking partner was important, six out of 10 women seeking men genius in the kitchen.

The traditional roast topped the list of the favorite foods of romance, followed by steak and seafood and decadent chocolate pudding dessert end.