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| quote: Originally posted by HK Ag: Love it!
I am amazed how many of Sigforum have the soap gene for cilantro.
Glad it skipped me, but then I am Hispanic, so many that had something to do with it.
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| Costa Vida cilantro lime rice is the best.
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| quote: Originally posted by sidss1: I wonder rather than being a "genetic" condition, it is rather a situation that people have not had any great tasting food with fresh cilantro in it. Like, if people have never had good North Indian food. Usually cilantro by itself is a rather tasteless herb, and if they have tried cilantro in standard American meals, especially those cooked by people who just can cook worth a damn, it is no wonder that they grow up hating cilantro.
It's a proven genetic thing. Something like 10% of the overall population has it. I've heard it described as tasting like not rinsing the dishes after they were washed.
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| Soap taste to me too! No thanks!
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| First and last time I tasted it I thought it came off of a lawnmower deck.
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| I can put up with just a hint of it, but no more!
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| Carnitas Tacos without Cilantro (and Onions) is just Pulled Pork on a Tortilla.
Ya need it. |
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| I like Cilantro, so I guess I'm going to start eating soap? |
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| I don't understand how it could taste like soap, that's so wierd. Oh well, I love it. Mexican food just wouldn't be right without it.
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| Sorry to beat this dead horse guys, but the people who say it tastes like soap don't want it to taste that way or have not had "good" food. It is a genetic thing - some people's tastes buds sense cilantro the same as soap and they don't want to eat it. If you enjoy it, like I do, good for you. If it tastes like soap that is never going to change and you will never like it. Lots of people here saying they hate it, which makes me think the 10% number might be too low.
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| It's interesting how many people know what soap tastes like. |
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| quote: Originally posted by trapper189: I like Cilantro, so I guess I'm going to start eating soap?
Told wifey about this thread, then started making dinner. Asked if it smelled good. She said it smelled like soap. Forgot I mentioned the thread, was like really? What? Then it hit me, SF thread? Yeah, just fucking with you. Whew.
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| quote: Originally posted by Tinyman: True -- a little goes a long way.
Then I'm in for a long ride, because I love cilantro! I'll pick off leaves and put them all over tacos. Must be the Norwegian in me
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