liking or disliking Coriander is in our genes, if you are a genetical Coriander hater it actually tastes disgusting, while people who don't have this gene think it's pretty good. Not kidding!
@DanielEBurnette Well sir. To me, if I taste it, it makes me violently sick, and the very smell is enough to male me feal weak, dizy and nausiated. I just can't stand the smel or taste, it tastes like POISON, it's the only think, i ABSOLUTELY DETEST with a PASSION. I actualy think it tastes worse than most physical pain, and it physical afects me, it's so disgusting.
@meatisdeliciouse You're absolutely right, your very factual response sums it up, a dislike of coriander MUST be genetic, there is absolutely no other explanation....
Cilantro is HORIBLE, it tastes like rancid soapy metalic washing up liquid. I actualy hate the smell of coriander MORE than the smell of rotton milk or dog excrement. There is not anything that comes anything where neer to the disgustingness of coriander, it is absolutely ~VILE~. It's like something jumps off the plate to strangle you, it is absolutely disgusting and tastes like poison to me.
@lagadefala What an idiot you are, if you actualy LIKE this !#@*):< horible hrb, you must have a toungue of leather, it is absolutely disgusting and the only people who like the disgusting herb are stupid morons with no taste and no style, YUK.
@meatisdeliciouse well you are an idiot. its got untold health benefits. its literally the only thing proven to remove mercury from miniscule build ups in your arteries and other places.
@CORACUPCAKE Oh, ok, I'm an idiont, because of my genes. How does hating the taste and smell of something make me an "idiot" I just simply can't stand the stuff, that doesnt make me an idiot, does it. Would you drink rotton milk? NOO of coarse not, next thing your going to tell me, is that rotton milk is actualy health?
@meatisdeliciouse Everything I found in published studies saids its your brain's association of cilantro with another unpleasant, previously encountered, substance. Usually soap, lotion or bugs. Like all other phobias, that's behavioral, not genetic.
@DanielEBurnette Well thats funny, because acordin to my pereants, when I was a baby, any time they gave me cilantro, I threw up imidiately. The first time I remeber eating this demon weed was when I was 5, I imidiately threw up and felt sick, and I don't ever remeber eating soap or bugs. Actualy, the taste of soap doesnt make me throw up. I also have seen studies, we seem to read conflicting data, the studies I read say otherwies, I gues I'm just going to have to wait for a reply from the lab.
@meatisdeliciouse Well I dont know for certain the correct answer either. I read that the smell of cilantro is a modified fragments of fat molecules called aldehydes. And that aldehydes is found in many natural forms as well as household products. I could argue that you came in contact with aldehydes before the age of 5, and when you first tried cilantro your brain associated it back to the unfavorable substance that had aldehydes in it, explaining the dislike for it.
@DanielEBurnette Well, I duno, I don't think my perants would have let that happen. I have a strange reaction to the smell, it causes breathing dificulties and makes me start to black out and feal dizy. It's so horible. I actualy find the sensation of a kidney stone a more palitable option. Even if there is only a tiny amount in my food, I just simply cannot eat it. I actualy scream in pain if I taste it. I can't describe the sensation, but it's absolutely agonising and painfiul.
@meatisdeliciouse Definitely sounds your like your on far end of the spectrum of tolerance for cilantro, pretty extreme. As far as aldehydes; I dont think our parents would know what has that stuff in it, I just did the reasearch and I dont even know... the only things I know that have it are soap and lotion, certainly you experienced those before the age of 5. But then again- answer or coincidence. Interesting to see what that organization has to say.
@DanielEBurnette Yes yes, Other people don't understand my exctream reaction to it. I can remeber picking up one of those free samples at the bakery in the super store, I thought it contained sausage, but then I relised it was full of vegetables. So I asked if it hade cilantro in it. She said yes, and my first reaction was to put it back in disgust, of coarse the lady was horified at what I hade just done. I just looked at her as if to say, you trying to kill me? She did not understand.
I actualy wrote to a orgonisation that does reaserch into chemical smell and taste. I put some of my hair in, so they could test for the gene. I wonder if they will reply, I put enough coupons in to cover the postage back. There dislike of something, such as parsley, or mature cheddar. And I could possibly eat them if I was hungry enough. Cilantro on the other hand I don't think I could eat, even if I was starving to death, the revulsion is just to intense and strong.
this is wrong I actually did record the secret life of cilantro with a hiden camara YOU have it in plain site where the cilantro knows what your up to. at nite cilantros have a big party in your garden they climb up tomatos and rub them sells all over your gardens vegetables..quite a perverted herb i might say
I was able to harvest my Cilantro only once. I cut it back then it never grew back.Any hints on what to do so it will regrow like my basil and parsley?
@9aspengold5 I usually just pull it out and start fresh... same wit my basil and parsely... I never tried to keep them on going.. how do they look? and do they grow ugly?
@DC180 After the first harvest they grew back pretty ugly. Only a few leaves were useable. So next summer I will just plant more of them and not worry about trying to make them last like Basil and Parsley. My Basil and Parsley grew back quite well. Got about 3 good harvests from them. I freeze my parsley with grated parmesan cheese. I make pesto from the Basil and freeze that as well.
I didn't know you needed to smoke pot to watch this video.. WTF dude
DJAnthonyillWill 9 months ago
liking or disliking Coriander is in our genes, if you are a genetical Coriander hater it actually tastes disgusting, while people who don't have this gene think it's pretty good. Not kidding!
Ceethya 11 months ago
@Ceethya sounds like an old wives tale
DanielEBurnette 10 months ago
@DanielEBurnette Well sir. To me, if I taste it, it makes me violently sick, and the very smell is enough to male me feal weak, dizy and nausiated. I just can't stand the smel or taste, it tastes like POISON, it's the only think, i ABSOLUTELY DETEST with a PASSION. I actualy think it tastes worse than most physical pain, and it physical afects me, it's so disgusting.
meatisdeliciouse 10 months ago
@meatisdeliciouse You're absolutely right, your very factual response sums it up, a dislike of coriander MUST be genetic, there is absolutely no other explanation....
DanielEBurnette 10 months ago
Coriander is RE,..VOLTING!!!! It is like putting washing up liquid in your mouth, it is absolutely VILE and I hate it.
meatisdeliciouse 1 year ago
Cilantro is HORIBLE, it tastes like rancid soapy metalic washing up liquid. I actualy hate the smell of coriander MORE than the smell of rotton milk or dog excrement. There is not anything that comes anything where neer to the disgustingness of coriander, it is absolutely ~VILE~. It's like something jumps off the plate to strangle you, it is absolutely disgusting and tastes like poison to me.
meatisdeliciouse 1 year ago
@meatisdeliciouse Well then I'm glad you clicked on a video about it. Says a lot about what a sorry sad confused individual you are.
lagadefala 1 year ago
@lagadefala What an idiot you are, if you actualy LIKE this !#@*):< horible hrb, you must have a toungue of leather, it is absolutely disgusting and the only people who like the disgusting herb are stupid morons with no taste and no style, YUK.
meatisdeliciouse 1 year ago
@meatisdeliciouse well you are an idiot. its got untold health benefits. its literally the only thing proven to remove mercury from miniscule build ups in your arteries and other places.
CORACUPCAKE 10 months ago
@CORACUPCAKE Oh, ok, I'm an idiont, because of my genes. How does hating the taste and smell of something make me an "idiot" I just simply can't stand the stuff, that doesnt make me an idiot, does it. Would you drink rotton milk? NOO of coarse not, next thing your going to tell me, is that rotton milk is actualy health?
meatisdeliciouse 10 months ago
@meatisdeliciouse If your an idiot because of your genes does that mean you were born an idiot?
DanielEBurnette 10 months ago
@DanielEBurnette Sorry, but it's true, cilantro hpobia is genetic, look it up, and stop calling me an idiot ) :<
meatisdeliciouse 10 months ago
@meatisdeliciouse Everything I found in published studies saids its your brain's association of cilantro with another unpleasant, previously encountered, substance. Usually soap, lotion or bugs. Like all other phobias, that's behavioral, not genetic.
DanielEBurnette 10 months ago
@DanielEBurnette Well thats funny, because acordin to my pereants, when I was a baby, any time they gave me cilantro, I threw up imidiately. The first time I remeber eating this demon weed was when I was 5, I imidiately threw up and felt sick, and I don't ever remeber eating soap or bugs. Actualy, the taste of soap doesnt make me throw up. I also have seen studies, we seem to read conflicting data, the studies I read say otherwies, I gues I'm just going to have to wait for a reply from the lab.
meatisdeliciouse 10 months ago
@meatisdeliciouse Well I dont know for certain the correct answer either. I read that the smell of cilantro is a modified fragments of fat molecules called aldehydes. And that aldehydes is found in many natural forms as well as household products. I could argue that you came in contact with aldehydes before the age of 5, and when you first tried cilantro your brain associated it back to the unfavorable substance that had aldehydes in it, explaining the dislike for it.
DanielEBurnette 10 months ago
@DanielEBurnette Well, I duno, I don't think my perants would have let that happen. I have a strange reaction to the smell, it causes breathing dificulties and makes me start to black out and feal dizy. It's so horible. I actualy find the sensation of a kidney stone a more palitable option. Even if there is only a tiny amount in my food, I just simply cannot eat it. I actualy scream in pain if I taste it. I can't describe the sensation, but it's absolutely agonising and painfiul.
meatisdeliciouse 10 months ago
@meatisdeliciouse Definitely sounds your like your on far end of the spectrum of tolerance for cilantro, pretty extreme. As far as aldehydes; I dont think our parents would know what has that stuff in it, I just did the reasearch and I dont even know... the only things I know that have it are soap and lotion, certainly you experienced those before the age of 5. But then again- answer or coincidence. Interesting to see what that organization has to say.
DanielEBurnette 10 months ago
@DanielEBurnette Yes yes, Other people don't understand my exctream reaction to it. I can remeber picking up one of those free samples at the bakery in the super store, I thought it contained sausage, but then I relised it was full of vegetables. So I asked if it hade cilantro in it. She said yes, and my first reaction was to put it back in disgust, of coarse the lady was horified at what I hade just done. I just looked at her as if to say, you trying to kill me? She did not understand.
meatisdeliciouse 10 months ago
Yeah, I would say i'm right at the end of the spectrum for intolerance.
meatisdeliciouse 10 months ago
@meatisdeliciouse You are probably some puerto rican who is just mad at cilantro because you kept finding it in your god damn beans!
Jay18Jay 6 months ago
I actualy wrote to a orgonisation that does reaserch into chemical smell and taste. I put some of my hair in, so they could test for the gene. I wonder if they will reply, I put enough coupons in to cover the postage back. There dislike of something, such as parsley, or mature cheddar. And I could possibly eat them if I was hungry enough. Cilantro on the other hand I don't think I could eat, even if I was starving to death, the revulsion is just to intense and strong.
meatisdeliciouse 10 months ago
this is wrong I actually did record the secret life of cilantro with a hiden camara YOU have it in plain site where the cilantro knows what your up to. at nite cilantros have a big party in your garden they climb up tomatos and rub them sells all over your gardens vegetables..quite a perverted herb i might say
WakingTheDemon132 1 year ago
I was able to harvest my Cilantro only once. I cut it back then it never grew back.Any hints on what to do so it will regrow like my basil and parsley?
9aspengold5 1 year ago
@9aspengold5 I usually just pull it out and start fresh... same wit my basil and parsely... I never tried to keep them on going.. how do they look? and do they grow ugly?
DC180 1 year ago
@DC180 After the first harvest they grew back pretty ugly. Only a few leaves were useable. So next summer I will just plant more of them and not worry about trying to make them last like Basil and Parsley. My Basil and Parsley grew back quite well. Got about 3 good harvests from them. I freeze my parsley with grated parmesan cheese. I make pesto from the Basil and freeze that as well.
9aspengold5 1 year ago
@9aspengold5 sounds nice... parsley and grated 'Parmesan' cheeeeseee
DC180 1 year ago
retard video
kokogro 1 year ago
Beautiful. Keep it up.
SethHesio 1 year ago
awesome
dcdossett65 2 years ago