Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Goat cheese
x1000 makes me want to gag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Beets. Every year I’m tempted to buy them because they’re such a pretty color. And then I cook them and remember they taste like dirt.
Also natto. If it smells rotten, I cannot put it in my mouth, I’m sorry.
Like cilantro, beets have a genetic component. They taste great to some people and literally like dirt to others, and it’s not a matter of taste, it is actually how the brain receives it. Like cilantro literally tastes like soap for people who are genetically predisposed to taste it that way.
I’m really glad you said that. I’ve tried for years to like beets and I just can’t. Maybe it’s not a character flaw after all!
I adore cilantro. 😀
Same here! I was going to ask if it is the same genetic anomaly, but since there are at least a few of us who love cilantro and can't stand beets, I guess it isn't.
Anonymous wrote:Goat cheese
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Beets. Every year I’m tempted to buy them because they’re such a pretty color. And then I cook them and remember they taste like dirt.
Also natto. If it smells rotten, I cannot put it in my mouth, I’m sorry.
Like cilantro, beets have a genetic component. They taste great to some people and literally like dirt to others, and it’s not a matter of taste, it is actually how the brain receives it. Like cilantro literally tastes like soap for people who are genetically predisposed to taste it that way.
I’m really glad you said that. I’ve tried for years to like beets and I just can’t. Maybe it’s not a character flaw after all!
I adore cilantro. 😀
Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand the fake meats and fake cheeses and fake sweeteners. There are plenty of great food options that are meat and dairy free and added sweeteners free, why eat something that will never live up to the original and is way more processed.