/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11491594]

Umami > Salty > Bitter > Sour > Sweet

prove me wrong, you can't

[Anonymous No.11491601]

I have a different opinion, OP

[Anonymous No.11491603]

>>11491594
Swap bitter and sour and then you'd have an accurate list.

[Anonymous No.11491609]

Sweet is third. Only insecure cucks don’t eat desert

[Anonymous No.11491611]

>>11491594
does Sweet feature alone often?
I wager even chocolate is bad if it isn't a little bitter
and salty is left wanting if not a touch sweet
Sour without sweet is worst

[Anonymous No.11491632]

>>11491609
>>11491603

these two, I'd move sweet up to third and put bitter at the end

[Anonymous No.11492072]

>>11491594
what happens if you mix them all up?

[Anonymous No.11492092]

>>11491611
most desserts are mostly only sweet
umami is always paired with salty and mostly vice versa except when it's salty and sweet

bitter and sour go together like bitter and sweet
sour is rarely alone, usually paired with sweet or savory

sweet is the only one that is typically ever alone

[Anonymous No.11492190]

>>11491594
Sour > Salty > Bitter > Sweet
You cunking pleb

[Anonymous No.11492194]

>>11491594
>>11492190
t. faggots
Bitter > Sour > Salty > Sweet

[Anonymous No.11492256]

>>11491594
Sweet > Salty > Umami > Sour > Bitter
If you disagree you're retarded

[Anonymous No.11492262]

>>11491594
>Bitter is the only one that absolutely cannot exist in any good form without help from the others
>not the worst
You seem like you're trying to be tough.

[Anonymous No.11492287]

>le ""umami""

[Anonymous No.11492326]

what the fuck is "umami" can you use normal english tastes instaed of importing your weeb trash?

[Anonymous No.11492334]

Umami is overrated.

[Anonymous No.11492403]

>>11492326
It's a loan word
It's like refusing to say kindergarten because you think inbetween preschool and 1st grade is a better way to refer to that specific grade

[Anonymous No.11492518]

>>11492262
I AM TOUGH!!!

[Anonymous No.11492523]

>""people"" who call savory umami

[Anonymous No.11492602]

>>11492072
don't joke about that my mother died that way

[Anonymous No.11492656]

>>11492523
>people who call something savory that isn't savory

[Anonymous No.11493020]

>>11492326
If you eliminated all of "them damned atheist, commie, socialist furriner" words from english, you'd end up having the vocabulary of a mouthbreathing, knuckledragging flyover...oh, never mind, Cletus.

[Anonymous No.11493334]

Umami, salty, sweet, sour, bitter

[Anonymous No.11493354]

>>11492403
It's more like greeting everyone with konichiwa, because you're a weeb who uses japanese for no reason. Just say savory, the word already exists.

[Anonymous No.11493429]

for me is umami, salty, sour, bitter and sweet why do have something just bitter on your plate when you can combine it with something else to elevate the flavor?

[Anonymous No.11493463]

>>11493354
the japanese discovered it and called it umami, that's the official word

[Anonymous No.11493471]

>>11492287
>le being 10 years late

[Anonymous No.11493472]

>>11493354

hey did you know that the word savory is derived from the french word savouré and umami is not the same as savory anyway?
you = dumb

[Anonymous No.11493487]

Ummmami no, sweety. Bitter boys and their sour masculinity is what makes salty men.

[Anonymous No.11493491]

>>11493354
Have you perhaps considered how not every language has an appropriate word for "savory", thus making Umami the word used by the international cooking community?

[Anonymous No.11493497]

>>11493472
Who gives a fuck. The origins of words don't matter, it's how they're used. And umami is literally just meat flavor, which was always called savory.

[Anonymous No.11493517]

>>11493491
Why does umami need a generalized word, when no other flavor has one? Bitter, amer, and nigai all refer to the same flavor, and nobody's looking to change that.

[Anonymous No.11493518]

>>11491594
Umami > Salty > Sweet > Sour > Bitter

your a fagoet

[Anonymous No.11493519]

>>11493497

>umami is literally just meat flavor, which was always called savory.

but this is just wrong on both counts
umami is not just meat flavor and neither is savory

[Anonymous No.11493529]

>>11493519
Definition of umami : a taste sensation that is meaty or savory and is produced by several amino acids and nucleotides (such as glutamate and aspartate)

So, it's a meaty, savory taste. Just use savoriness you weeb.

[Anonymous No.11493532]

>>11493517
Because most languages have words for those. Here's an example : In Portuguese, the translation for "savory" is "saboroso" which is literally just the general word we have for "tasty". "Tasty" isn't a good flavor descriptor, but by incorporating Ùmami into our terminology and attributing specific characteristics to it it becomes easier to communicate

[Anonymous No.11493538]

>>11491594
Fuck off, sugar is the true manchild's opium.

[Anonymous No.11493541]

Anyone who puts "bitter" anywhere ahead of dead last is an evolutionary failure for enjoying tastes that literally signal poison

[Anonymous No.11493546]

>>11493497
>flavoury

[Anonymous No.11493571]

>>11491594
Those spoons are great for catapulting.

[Anonymous No.11493579]

>>11493529

let's see if your double digit IQ can follow this basic logic

is grass green?
are frogs green?
are grass and frogs the same thing?

just because meat can at times fall under both umami and savory that doesn't make them the same thing

[Anonymous No.11493604]

>>11493579
>are grass and frogs the same thing?
Obviously, since they're both green. What, do you think they're not?

[Anonymous No.11493611]

>>11493604
oh shit, there's a frog in my post.

[Anonymous No.11493628]

>>11492326
its a general term for the taste of the land, the multitude of complex tastes absorbed by the ingredients present in the taste

[Anonymous No.11494197]

>>11493497
Keep digging.

[Anonymous No.11494320]

>>11494197
Kek.