Submitted 2 days ago by upsiforgot@programming.dev to showerthoughts@lemmy.world
I do know that it is the first one but still, my shampoo smells really appetising and just like the real thing…but every time I eat a really tasty/ aromatic fruit, my brain goes like “that tastes like my shampoo/ shower gel!”
This is the easiest chicken or egg riddle ever.
How do you know that your fruit tastes like shampoo if you haven’t eaten any shampoo?
I can tell you from past experience that fruit scented shampoo, does not, in fact, taste like fruit. Maybe recipes have changed and yours does. Only one way to find out!
Sadly, yes. Also, chocolate scented shampoo (whyyy did I even buy this, I really don’t like smelling like chocolate - must have been hungry whilst shopping…)also doesn’t taste like chocolate…
I appreciate your commitment to thorough scientific research.
Granny Smith apples taste like shampoo.
Why does ‘sweet Thai chili’ sauce in most restaurants taste like dishwater?
Probably cilantro.
I love cilantro. It doesn’t taste soapy to me.
This is the truest shower thought I’ve ever seen
Why doesnt shampoo taste like it smells though?
Basically everything else in the world does.
When lavender infused foods got trendy twenty years ago, the first time I tried some lavender pound cake I spit it out because it tasted like soap. But I kept trying it, lavender tea, white chocolate, cakes, cookies, coffee. Eventually, lavender soap started to smell like tasty treats.
Can’t help but think of this:
pruwybn@discuss.tchncs.de 2 days ago
Fruit evolved to mimic the smell of shampoo so people would rub it in their hair, helping spread the seeds.
GreenCrunch@lemmy.today 2 days ago
The scalp bird takes advantage of this by nesting in people’s hair and consuming the fruit. This causes another symbiotic relationship as it spreads the fruit seeds.