I'm glad someone found a way to work the Shakespearean reference into an entry, because it is so perfect for the topic.
Undersalted food (whatever amounts to undersalted to an individual person) really does taste kind of flat-- like a ghost of the promise of how the food could taste, and yet it does not. Even several bites later, that doesn't change. It isn't quite what you'd hoped.
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Date: 2017-03-22 06:41 am (UTC)Undersalted food (whatever amounts to undersalted to an individual person) really does taste kind of flat-- like a ghost of the promise of how the food could taste, and yet it does not. Even several bites later, that doesn't change. It isn't quite what you'd hoped.