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Love it.Nephew gets the soap thing too. I guess it's like only some people can smell asparagus pee.
What? Everyone can't smell that? Damn, I get all the luck...
It tastes like soap. I do tend to wonder if you can acclimate to the taste by just eating more and more until it tastes 'fresh and green' vs soap. Where possible when eating out I request to not have it added to my food. Often it's in salsa already and that can't be helped, but please don't add any extra!
It tastes like rotting vegetable garbage juice to me not like soap. The worst food crimes are when it is in guacamole or salsa because then the garbage juice soaks into everything. The haiku section of ihatecilantro.com sums it up wellMy guacamolewas made quite inediblethanks to the vile weed
I can't smell asparagus pee. The boyfriend can.I can't distinguish the taste of cilantro as far as I can tell. I was going to grow some this year, but it didn't work out.
Hmmm. Mr. OL gets the asparagus pee and is not a fan of cilantro. I love cilantro and don't get the asparagus pee. 23andMe has looked at both cilantro and asparagus, I wonder if they're related?
I love cilantro and can smell my stinky pee if I eat asparagus, so I dunno
I think it has a fresh, green taste, if that makes any sense. I actually kind of *get* where the soap thing is coming from, but I don't find that part of the flavor profile overwhelming. I really love cilantro, but I am careful about cooking with it for guests, because I know people have strong feelings about it.