windsor wrote:Folgers crystals is not coffee by any sane definition of the word
DukeUsul wrote:Starbucks doesn't make coffee. That stuff is swill.
Agreed on both counts.
It has to be an extreme emergency to drink that instant crap! I would rather have one of those coffee "tea-bag like" single servings than instant crystals. I do have some Folgers crystals in my pantry and I saw it the other day and was wondering how old that jar was? I think it might be trash day soon and that's where it will end up!
In my estimation, that site is for the most part a needless pastiche of the DBArr! , to say nothing of the fact that it's a blatant usurpation of our moniker.
wilson wrote:In my estimation, that site is for the most part a needless pastiche of the DBArr! , to say nothing of the fact that it's a blatant usurpation of our moniker.
And this was a pretty delightfully overwrought sentence.
bjornolf wrote:Didn't find us in the first ten pages. Guess we need to pump up the LTE some more. ;)
We're working on getting some good front page content. That's key to search engine optimization. I think I'm the hold up right now, from a technology perspective. Will work on it later today I promise!
My oldest son could freehand the US at about age 6. He never was much of a drawer but he can do maps. He's also the guy to take with you to keep from getting lost. The family joke is we don't need GPS, we have 'Onboard Andrew'.
CathyCA wrote:
Yes! We have posted about this before.
You're a Super Taster, too.
I don't think they are necessarily mutually exclusive. In the VAST majority of cases, I fall in the middle somewhere. I believe I fall in the "sensitive taster" category, but not quite the super taster. I think non super tasters CAN have an aversion to saccharin, and I think some super tasters DON'T have the aversion. I don't think one necessarily HAS to follow the other. I think it actually falls on a different part of the same chromosome, genetically.
GAH, you've thought about this a lot, haven't you?
I just think that artificial sweeteners taste bitter and they linger way too long.
And my cousin, the nutrition professor, calls me a "SuperTaster."
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