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Why does my food always taste bland? As in, i could over use salt and my family will notice but i wont as much, everything i make to salads, breaded chicken, lemonade, and cookie cutter cakes dont have any flavor when i make them, but to other people it tastes fine. Is this normal for people who make their own food to not find flavor in their own creations?
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Shit palette. I'm sorry you'll never be able to enjoy food.
>>7552450
i should have added that other people's cooking tastes fine to me, its just that my cooking always tastes bland to myself
>>7552437
a) needs more acid, squeeze a lemon slice
b) sodium deficiency
>>68026650
wear noseplugs while cooking
add things like onion and garlic and lemon
>>7552459
where the fuck did I get that post number?
>>7552463
who was post
>>7552437
OP its likely an allergy thing.
I have grown up in/lived in a moldy old fucking house with pets ive been allergic to my entire life.
Go outside, stay at a hotel and eat something you love while out and see if it doesnt taste better. When I go out and come back in I can smell my coffee in the cupboard and while it brews its so fucking good to smell. If I go bed to brew I can barely taste it and because of that its 10X stronger.
Research the "body" quality of taste. Learn layers of flavours. Oversalting is compensation for the lack of these.
>>7552437
Indelible proof that yellow fever sickos are genetic dead ends.
Is this chinese taylor swift
>>7552437
Use done seasoning or something.
>>7552452
The Greeks have an old saying for this about how the smells from the food have already filled you. Traditionally they wouldn't eat the meals that they'd cook.
