"dsi1" wrote in message
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> > When I came downstairs this morning, my wife was sitting on the stairs
> > eating a pie with a lot of ketchup. She said something about her being
> > Irish
> > as being the reason. It's actually my fault. My sense of taste is all
> > whacked. I cannot gauge saltiness of my cooking. My salt receptors on my
> > tongue are in a coma. I'm quite unsure of what I'm tasting. I am
> > considering
> > changing my toothpaste and mouthwash - one of those could be the agent
> > doing
> > this.
> >
> > Anyway, I got this plate for my wife at an okazuya. An okazuya is a
> > place
> > that sells an assortment of ala carte items - mostly for lunch. Laborers
> > would buy the food in the morning to eat at the field/worksite during
> > lunch.
> > These sort of places used to be popular back when I was a kid but
> > they're
> > an
> > anachronism in these days where fast food is king. My auntie used to
> > have
> > an
> > okazuya.
> >
> > https://www.amazon.com/photos/share/...EyuZZKNCvwNKMG
> >
> > ===
> >
> > You sure can get plenty in there)) Speaking of your taste buds,
> > perhaps
> > your wife could be chief taster when you are cooking?
> >
> >
> >
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>
> I have requested the assistance of the family in this matter but nobody
> wants to say a thing. That's some pretty odd stuff going on, eh?
>
> ==
>
> I guess you must be doing something right
>
>
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My son says he's the wrong person to ask because he likes extra salt, my
wife says her taste buds are "shot." I trust my daughter's opinion but she
ain't saying nothing. Looks like I'm on my own. I guess it's time to man up.
Hee hee.

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Well your taste buds can't be that far wrong, or they wouldn't enjoy the
food
you cook



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