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Salt and sugar (or corn syrup) confuse the tongue and keep it "addicted". I have removed both (added) salt & sugar from my cooking for a year now and I am fina
by HenryBemis 9y ago
Salt and sugar (or corn syrup) confuse the tongue and keep it "addicted".
I have removed both (added) salt & sugar from my cooking for a year now and I am finally at a stage where I can actually taste all the ingredients in the food.
Someone else was making a comment about freshness of tomatoes. There isn't any :) Now add to that 0.5 spoons of salt and 1 spoon of sugar and you taste nothing at all. This way "they" can make you consume the most bland ingredients and you won't even notice it.
- cjsuk 9y agoI did this as well for a bit. You get to the point when carrots, tomatoes and potatoes taste incredibly sweet and broccoli, if not murdered, tastes marvellous. I ended up growing a load of things. Then there was a relapse :(
- trevyn 9y agoAdd salt and fat; we started taking those out when we started adding sugar.