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Date of upload: Aug 3, 2020 ^^
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That remark about parmesan containing butyric acid actually solves a childhood mystery for me. See, a babysitter had made pasta for dinner at one point and a very confused younger me thought it smelled like vomit for some reason. It was likely the parmesan cheese causing that, combined with the fact that I had been sick pretty recently at the time. Somehow I smelled it in the food and, possibly because of how recent the memory of that illness was, I couldn't smell much else besides sick in that.
It confused the ever-living daylights out of me at the time. Probably confused the babysitter, too.
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Iāve tried the Euro version once, and while I didnāt associate the taste with vomit, I did feel that the bar was sour/rancid, which is essentially in a roundabout way what it is. Then again Iāll argue that Finnish Fazer milk chocolate is the best general purpose milk chocolate in existence due to childhood indoctrination as well.
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I am a very unique case in this conversation because I grew up in America with Hersheyās chocolate but I was born with a severe anxiety disorder that makes it so that whenever I panic I vomit, on top of that I panic very easily so the statement āI havenāt thrown up more than Iāve eaten chocolateā is actually the opposite for me. And the taste of the acid is more related to vomit than chocolate with me so Hersheyās chocolate does taste like vomit to me. Iāve always wondered why that is and now I know why
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As an American, I also grew up eating this stuff, simply because it's EVERYWHERE. However as I got older and tried other kinds of chocolate from brands like Lindt and Ghirardelli, I now understand how Hershey's tastes like vomit. Tastes pretty nasty to me now and I probably haven't had any in over 7 or 8 years because of this š
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I've never heard of someone saying that Hershey's tastes like vomit, but I also didn't grew up eating it, and when I tried for the first time, it had a "plastic feel". I usually don't eat chocolate like other foods, chewing to the smallest amounts, what I usually do is just feeling the chocolate in the mouth and letting it melt on his own, and Hershey's don't melt that well, but the taste for me was pretty fine, I've had better, but it definitely wasn't the worst
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I actually really like unsweetened baking chocolate. Or at least I did when I was a child. Haven't tried it in over 10 years come to think of it.
I remember running away as my grandmother chases me with her husband's cane because I'd always break into her stash.
It's hard, sorta crunchy and crumbly, and very bitter. I've always enjoyed bitter foods, and the hardness is nice for satiating my neurodivergent need to chew ice without actually chewing ice.
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I remember bringing back a bag of Hershey's Kisses from the states, after everyone telling me how amazing they are. They didn't taste like vomit to me, but more like really cheap chocolate that's been left out in the sun for too long. Dull, no lasting flavor, no creaminess. I don't think Cadbury is a gold standard here in the EU (at least outside the UK), but I would never ever choose Hershey's over Lindt or Guylian, which you can acquire for very reasonably cheap prices in any supermarket.
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@coolness06
3 years ago
This is why we love Adam: he creates videos NO ONE asked for, but are incredibly fascinating and relatable.
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