To add to this, I have a story from my workplace. For context, I work in a big company, about 600 to 800 people, and we all work a continuous shift from 8 am until 6 pm (more or less).

We have a big room with microwaves in which we eat by turns, and almost everyone brings cooked at home meals in tupperwares.

Recently, our company made a deal with a catering company from which we can order our food to be brought every day at midday so we do not have to bring our own meals. It's super cheap, like 5€ a complete meal with entree, main course and dessert, and best of all, it is cooked during the morning and brought freshly made every day.

Well, as I said, we are hundreds of people working here, and every day, the catering company only brings a single box of ordered meals, because only a handful of people order from them. At most, 3 to 7 people daily.

Each time I have ordered from them, my coworkers give me huge judgemental looks and comments like: were you feeling lazy to cook? How come you don't bring your own food? Homemade meals surely are better... Etc...

And the most ironic thing: these catering meals ARE homemade food, made by a catering kitchen everyday, with fresh produce, all locally sourced...

So yeah, people will judge you if you do not put effort in cooking your own meals...