I’m one of those people who tried a dish that allegedly used truffle, and didn’t like it. I don’t recall getting any kind of gasoline smell though. If the decep

I’m one of those people who tried a dish that allegedly used truffle, and didn’t like it. I don’t recall getting any kind of gasoline smell though. If the deception is as far reaching as the article describes, I don’t fancy my chances of being able to locate any actual truffle-based dishes in the near future, if even fine-dining establishments are in on the scam. Someone could show me a truffle and I still wouldn’t know if it really was one.