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> They said participants given reduced-salt miso soup had commented on the improved “richness, sweetness and overall tastiness” of the dish. Maybe I misunderst
by yellow_lead 5y ago
> They said participants given reduced-salt miso soup had commented on the improved “richness, sweetness and overall tastiness” of the dish.
Maybe I misunderstand, but how did participants eat miso soup using these chopsticks?
- taormina 5y agoChopsticks are for eating the food floating in the soup then you’d normally drink the broth after?
- powersnail 5y agoTypically, a bowl of soup is "eaten" by bringing the bowl to the lips, tilting to flow the liquid, and stirring the solid bits into your mouth with the chopsticks.
- cyphar 5y agoMiso soup is not drunk with a spoon in Japan. Here's a cooking channel video which shows the host eating the soup using chopsticks (but if you watch any media where Japanese people eat miso soup, you'll see the same thing): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0cnsQHHK94&t=469 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0cnsQHHK94&t=469.