I don't know. That's really difficult with flavours, don't you think? It's not as if you can say you find its imagery trite, or that you think it sold out after the second album. I just don't like it. I think I want it to taste something like maple syrup, which of course it never does.
I don't know. That's really difficult with flavours, don't you think? It's not as if you can say you find its imagery trite, or that you think it sold out after the second album
I thought it might perhaps be more the texture you took issue with rather than the taste; or that you simply found it too sweet.
WE, that's a fairly wide range of flavours you're dismissing as a single flavour there. It's almost like saying you don't like herbal tea (covering everything from peppermint to elderflower) because of "the flavour".
There are some honeys I don't like the flavour of. Orange blossom, on the other hand....
Well, I think there's a common thread running through honey flavours, and that in that respect honeys differ from herbal teas. But as it happens I don't like them either. I like normal tea.
WE is right. There is clearly a honey flavour which runs through all honeys even if it is added to by various other flavours. The same with cheese, for example. Obviously cheeses don't all taste the same - but they all have that certain cheeseness that makes them all inedible (to me, obv).
I suppose in theory somebody might even make some similar claim about diversity of flavour amongst different blue cheeses (blue cheese being pretty much the only common human foodstuff on the planet that I won't eat), and it would meet a similar response from me. Although I might forgo "it's the flavour" in favour of "it makes me think I'm going to throw up".
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