Chef Boyardees raviolis
Polar Bears and I are arguing about Chef Boyardees raviolis: I say they taste better heated up, and Polar Bears says there is no difference in taste from heating them up and he eats them right from the can. What do you guys think?
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I prefer to heat them up just like leftover pizza.
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stovetop heat up ftw
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Neither of you have answered the question though.
The taste is the same regardless of the temp, room temp, or warm/hot. The only thing that "changes" is mouth feel when it is warm or room temp This goes for all food. once it is cooked already |
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All food tastes the same regardless of room temp or warm/hot. LITERALLY. Again, this is after the food has been cooked, because once you heat some things the flavor does change, for instance caramelizing has an actual impact on the food taste, but those things take place at temperatures much higher than skin/tongue starts to blister, so that is not part of the argument. This is only between room temp and warmed food.
Does ice cream TASTE different when it melts? No. Does tea taste the same if it is ice cold or hot in a cup? yes. Those are extreme temp changes and the taste is still the same. As I said to UBG, you only perceive that the flavor is different when the temperature is room temp vs warm/hot. If anything you may get mouth feel changes, like Dinty More, since it is so fatty if it isn't partially warmed up the fat coats the inside of your mouth and it feels different. |
What about cheese?
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That's not correct, and flies in the face of how flavor testing is done by flavor/fragrance houses. Flavor testing protocols are written with exact temperature specifications. Perception of sweetness, bitterness, etc will vary based on food temp. Food will taste different based on heat. Whether or not you give a **** is personal preference. |
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Polar Bears is just miffed because people would rather heat up Chef Boyardees ravioli then eat it out of the can like him.
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Who the hell eats chef boyardees is the real question y'all should be asking yourselves.
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Is it Chef Boy are dee or Chef Boyard ee |
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Edit- He pronounced it Boy-Ar-Dee but his real last name wouldn't be pronounced like that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ettore_Boiardi |
I add the s at the end for SO yummy!
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I like some things warm, or reheated for other reasons, but none of them are based on taste. I like tomato soup, made with cold milk and I will drink it like that, or sometimes I will put it in the microwave for one minute to take the cold off, it still tastes the same. Ravoli, beefaroni, chicken soup, etc all taste the same right out of the can as heated. They are all cooked already. How flavor testing is performed is irrelevant, if I say it tastes the same hot or cold, I am not wrong. I gave evidence of how some flavors don't change based on temp, none of you have proved how it does. Again, I say, your perception is that the taste changes and I think this has to do with you all having a sense of smell. You're conflating taste with smell, as most people do. but the actual TASTE is the same. I can see how people think something may taste different because you can smell the food more at a warm temperature rather than cold. I have a diminished sense of smell, I can still smell things, but they are not as pungent as I think most people smell. |
Does your meal taste different at the beginning and at the end? Do you stop and reheat your food every few minutes while your eating? Not likely because it still tastes the same, temperature is not a factor
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You may not taste a difference, but that doesn't mean your experience is representative of everyone elses. Just because I like a cold Sprite and think a warm Sprite tastes like Brakleen doesn't mean everybody thinks the same way. |
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I think you've had one too many paint fumes huffed and have lost your ability to taste taste.... |
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My son eats Chef Boyardee for lunch a couple times a week. Heated of course!
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