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It's not just the boiling point. Food tastes less salty as well. I once cooked a stew for friends at 8000 ft. I thought I had made a mistake because it tasted
by mch17 1y ago
It's not just the boiling point. Food tastes less salty as well.
I once cooked a stew for friends at 8000 ft. I thought I had made a mistake because it tasted so bland. After the trip I had the leftovers at sea level and realized it tasted just fine. It gave me an appreciation for the fragile relationship between location and following recipes. (Humidity also changes taste)
- sharadov 1y agoProbably why airplane food is made extra salty to compensate for the rise in altitude