Im not gonna lie, I kinda love fake banana flavor. It tastes nothing like banana, but something about it....
Although, in college, we learned that the chemical structure for it is SO SIMPLE we could MAKE IT, ourselves, in chemistry lab. That mental association of our dirty chemistry lab--covered with rusted metal fixtures and splashes of poisons--and something that was supposed to be edible really squicked me out.
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I realize it's not going to make me popular to say this, but I genuinely do not like the taste of steak. It just tastes like blood to me, and the less cooked it is, the worse it is. So well-done-with-ketchup is the only way I can choke it down.
Judge me if you want. But I'm not going to eat something cooked in a way that tastes horrible to me just to make other people happy.
I don't, unless I don't really have a choice. Occasionally, I am at someone's house and they are serving steaks, or I get one in my box-o-meat from the butcher. But lately I just give raw steak to my cats instead of choking it down myself. They like it.
I like ground sirloin, and I use it often for shepherd's pie. I wouldn't want to eat it straight, but it's good when it's cooked in a flavorful sauce with vegetables.Is it just steak, or beef all together?
As far as meat goes, though, I much prefer pork. Which is fine with me because it's a lot cheaper.
I like steak, but I REALLY like it with a little bit of chipotle butter on top.
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