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People eat a lot of things not for their particular flavour or texture but because they are expensive or rare. For example is caviar really that nice to deserve
by kyriakos 6y ago
People eat a lot of things not for their particular flavour or texture but because they are expensive or rare. For example is caviar really that nice to deserve its price? At some places in soviet union caviar was cheaper than sugar and people used to trade it for lemons (because citrus was rarer). Scarcity makes things attractive.
Fugu is one of those. Requires a highly skilled cook to prepare it and is only available at very few restaurants.
- throwaway_pdp09 6y ago> People eat a lot of things not for their particular flavour or texture but because they are expensive or rare I guess that is the poster's point, that and helping people with more common sense avoid wasting their money.