Anonymous
03/14/2023 15:58
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
Tiramisu is not as acidic as coffee. It’s pudding.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 23:19
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You’re pregnant or have COVID. That’s the metallic taste.
Maybe! I had Covid last month, but I can't recall ever getting a metallic sensation for anything else. Literally only tonight for something highly acidic served in an aluminum to-go tray?
It’s a very small amount of espresso in tiramisu.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 21:59
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coffee IS acidic. pH = 5
Tomato = 4
Citrus = 2-3
It's best that none of these things exist for very long in aluminum containers.
However you can't "taste" aluminum, OP. A metallic taste in your mouth is probably heartburn or indigestion.
And I bet they prep the slices in the morning, so it wasn't just in the aluminum for 5 minutes, it was likely all day.
soda is 2.5-3.5 and lives in aluminum cans. does soda out of a can taste acidic to you?
Anonymous
03/13/2023 21:56
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
Anonymous wrote:You’re pregnant or have COVID. That’s the metallic taste.
Maybe! I had Covid last month, but I can't recall ever getting a metallic sensation for anything else. Literally only tonight for something highly acidic served in an aluminum to-go tray?
Anonymous
03/13/2023 21:20
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
oP, I can taste aluminum in certain dishes. I can also often taste when things have been stored in plastics. I’m sort of a super smeller/taster.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 20:03
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
You’re pregnant or have COVID. That’s the metallic taste.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 20:03
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
Anonymous wrote:Could you be more specific in your inquiry?
I think dessert may have tasted metallic.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 20:02
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
Anonymous wrote:Coffee IS acidic. pH = 5
Tomato = 4
Citrus = 2-3
It's best that none of these things exist for very long in aluminum containers.
However you can't "taste" aluminum, OP. A metallic taste in your mouth is probably heartburn or indigestion.
And I bet they prep the slices in the morning, so it wasn't just in the aluminum for 5 minutes, it was likely all day.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 19:48
Subject: Re:Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
Anonymous wrote:Maybe the tiramisu had a bit too much baking soda? It can have a metallic taste.
Tiramisu is not supposed to have baking soda.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 19:43
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
Could you be more specific in your inquiry?
Anonymous
03/13/2023 19:31
Subject: Re:Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
Maybe the tiramisu had a bit too much baking soda? It can have a metallic taste.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 18:40
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
Coffee IS acidic. pH = 5
Tomato = 4
Citrus = 2-3
It's best that none of these things exist for very long in aluminum containers.
However you can't "taste" aluminum, OP. A metallic taste in your mouth is probably heartburn or indigestion.
Tomato = 4
Citrus = 2-3
It's best that none of these things exist for very long in aluminum containers.
However you can't "taste" aluminum, OP. A metallic taste in your mouth is probably heartburn or indigestion.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 18:38
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
It's true that acidic foods aren't supposed to be cooked or stored in alumimium pans, including coffee. But a one-time exposure won't harm you, OP.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 18:36
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
You are imagining things. Coffee is not acidic enough.
Anonymous
03/13/2023 18:33
Subject: Does something acidic like tiramisu take the flavor of a restaurants aluminum to-go tray?
We just got to-go food from an Italian restaurant. Entrées were in hard plastic, the dessert was in aluminum to-go trays with the clear plastic top. I am almost positive the tiramisu had an aluminum taste. Am I imagining this or does the acidic coffee used in the bottom of the dessert leach the aluminum into the food?