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> as an east coaster i can’t really stand sourdough Lol what does which coast you live on have to do with how you appreciate sourdough or not?

• jjulius 4y ago
  Regions have their own culinary cultures, so someone growing up on the East Coast might hardly be exposed to sourdough the way someone in SF might. If you're not used to a cuisine or a certain food or flavor profile, it may be kind of a shock to you when you try it. Granted, you can easily get sourdough on the East Coast, but it's not as ingrained as a part of it's culture as it is in SF.
  • chrisseaton 4y ago
    Yeah I’m from the UK, but I still like Japanese food from the other side of the world. A different type of bread made in the same country seems a bit extreme.
    • jjulius 4y ago
      FWIW, completely agreed. :)
    • joshu 4y ago
      ok, what if the sushi replaced some cuisine you grew up with? because this is a dishonest comparison otherwise.
• dylan604 4y ago
  what does which coast you live on have anything to do with the type of rap you appreciate? i don't know either but it does.
• joshu 4y ago
  i know this sounds strange but the things we grew up with influence our tastes and preferences. i miss things lost (kaiser rolls, bagels) more than the things gained (sourdough, dutch crunch.)