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I'm intrigued that you can recognize fried or minced pork by smell and distinguish it from beef or poultry by smell alone. I know a lot of people have an avers
by hnbad 4y ago
I'm intrigued that you can recognize fried or minced pork by smell and distinguish it from beef or poultry by smell alone.
I know a lot of people have an aversion to mutton as it can have a very gamey aroma to it, but I wasn't aware people perceive pork as similarly intense.
- failrate 4y agoMy wife has a powerful sense of smell, and she vociferously complains about the odor of pork, which smells no different to me than any other meat.
- steve_adams_86 4y agoThey smell very distinct to me as well. Just as they taste much different, they smell different in similar ways to me. I think turkey, duck, and chicken are distinct while cooking as well. I’d have a hard time distinguishing gamey meats, though. I couldn’t tell you if it’s venison or moose, for example.
- kevin_thibedeau 4y ago
- jmprspret 4y agoAny pig meat has a very very distinct smell to me. I can also recognise cooked poultry vs beef by smell (more so when raw, but when cooked I'm sure I can figure it out as well). I thought most people could.