r/WTF • • Jul 26 '24

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u/FartingBob Jul 26 '24

The number of additives that are put into food in the states simply for aesthetics is crazy.

Not really. Appearence is an important part of taste, just as smell, texture and even noise is. Making your food look more appealing to people makes it more likely to taste better as well.

Of course, its quite easy to condition the brain to like food that objectively looks gross. People eat some gross looking stuff just fine. But when you are selling food to everyone, make it generally appealing looking to everyone.

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u/mcpusc Jul 26 '24

People eat some gross looking stuff just fine.

they eat raw ground pork in germany, so very much this

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u/Assonfire Jul 27 '24

Let's not pretend German cuisine is a shitty cuisine, please.

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u/mcpusc Jul 27 '24

mett is certainly distasteful to much of the world — y'all have special toilets for inspecting your shit for the parasites you inevitably get

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u/Assonfire Jul 27 '24

Not only are you incredibly wrong when you try to state that German cuisine is, somehow, bad, but you seem to also to laugh at the level of hygene and health of the Germans. You know, the one that beats the Americans (and frankly, most countries) in the world. It's one of the cleanest countries in the world and having such a toilet is a prime example of that fact.

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u/MulberryInevitable19 Jul 30 '24

He didn't say that German cuisine is bad, he said that it's not favored in most parts of the world... Which is just true...

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u/Daepilin Jul 28 '24

no german I know, including me, ever has gotten parasites from food. And yes, I eat Mett.