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Soda, sweetened bread, and very sweet food in general aren't just automatically better tasting. To an extent, it's an acquired taste. When I was a kid I drank
by learc83 8y ago
Soda, sweetened bread, and very sweet food in general aren't just automatically better tasting. To an extent, it's an acquired taste.
When I was a kid I drank more soda than water. I still love the taste of Coke, but now that I don't drink it often, more than a small bottle is too much. It's not just Coke either--a lot of foods that I used to love are just too sweet now that I'm not acclimated to them.
It's the same for many of my friends and family who are from other cultures that don't consume quite as much sugar as we do in the US--they think everything here is too sweet.
- nicoburns 8y agoIndeed, US (and latin american) bread tastes weirdly sweet to my European taste buds, and not in a good way! We don't put sugar in bread here at all (except maybe very cheap bread, and of course sweet breads like brioche).