gourmet trouble
Chinese food without chopsticks (but with a fork instead) isn't chinese at all :( *sulking*
Who would think one needs chopsticks to feel sated? Then again, I don't enjoy tea out of a coffee-cup either, so .... is there some connection between chopsticks, cups, porcelaine and taste or is it just me complicating things too much? Ah, babbling. Need some good English tea. Or at least Japanese;)
I bought apples today at the market - the old man who sold them to me seemed like he just came out of the orchard, but ... I don't know, those poor apples tasted like something rotten or long forgotten in the cellar. Not to mention the blackberries - tasted like nothing at all with a bit of vinegar! Something wrong wih my taste buds or did we manage to destroy the fruit in general?
Who would think one needs chopsticks to feel sated? Then again, I don't enjoy tea out of a coffee-cup either, so .... is there some connection between chopsticks, cups, porcelaine and taste or is it just me complicating things too much? Ah, babbling. Need some good English tea. Or at least Japanese;)
I bought apples today at the market - the old man who sold them to me seemed like he just came out of the orchard, but ... I don't know, those poor apples tasted like something rotten or long forgotten in the cellar. Not to mention the blackberries - tasted like nothing at all with a bit of vinegar! Something wrong wih my taste buds or did we manage to destroy the fruit in general?