

I mean, that's just like, their opinion man, but it sure sounds like they use cheap "maple syrup". Or as if that they tried too hard with synonyms of "luscious".Īlso that maple syrup tastes cheap. As if the author ate a bad batch of but actually enjoyed it. surprising, I would have thought of blueberries that way. Obviously the description of blueberries as being "pungent" is. the pungent blueberries that ripen earlier than usual, thanks to global warming.Quebec-invented totally disgusting poutine, the stultifying mess of fried potatoes smothered in thick brown gravy and clumps of melting cheese curds.the presumptuous smoked meat claimed to outclass New York deli pastrami, and.the thin, sweet-instead-of-salty Montreal bagels with their glassy toppings of brittle seeds,.Too soggy.”Īs my palate matured, I found that maple flavor tastes cheap, like penny candy, and frankly it is a taste that I do not associate with food. “But what do you put on your pancakes?” some on Twitter asked, to which I replied: “I don’t like pancakes either. As a rule, I do not like intense sweetness, nor do I like syrups unless diluted. So for everyone who, like me, is intrigued by this, I googled "people who don't like maple syrup" and found an entire article about this (by an American).īasically, what I detest about maple syrup is everything, meaning both texture and flavor. All questions pertaining to the US are to be asked on Mondays. Do not comment on a thread if you came here from a comment linked in another subreddit.ġ0. Further helpful subreddits are linked in the Wiki.Ĩ. Do not submit AMA questions or surveys without first discussing it with the mods. Questions seeking advice or support about immigration, legal matters, medical care or medical problems, decisions related to education/career, or relationships will be removed at the moderators' discretion and should be asked in more appropriate subreddits. Questions that are not on-topic for the sub will be removed at moderators discretion. If the purpose of your post is not actually to ask a question, do not post it here. Do not comment with the intent to push an agenda, soapbox, sealion, or argue in bad faith. Questions must be asked in good faith and contribute to the discussion. Please search the sub for your question before posting, particularly if it is topical.Ħ. FAQs will be removed at moderator discretion. Please check the FAQ for links to common questions answered by the community, as well as other subreddits for specific questions. Check the FAQ/Wiki/Google prior to submitting your question. Do not attack or bash subreddits or geographic locations and the people from them. Treat all users with civility and respect.

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