Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Pepper

Does the mouth take time ascertaining that it has encountered popper? In other words, is there a delay recognizing pepper?

I ask because you know I am 9/10s blind. I can't see if I have peppered my food. Since I quit using salt after my first heart attack, i probably use more pepper than others. But I have noticed I can not tell how much pepper I have sprinkled on my food until I have exceeded what I like.

I need to go back to using my grinder - three turns and I was set. My eggs this morning tasted like peppered steak. Maybe I screwed up and used pepper cheese. No, if i did that stuff would have been so old.

2 comments:

Pud said...

Yeah...sounds like the grinder is your best bet.

Ser Infiel said...

Most likely you've just developed a tolerance for the taste of pepper. It's actually quite similar to a drug tolerance. After a while, drug addicts can't tell when they've had "too much," at which point they become dangerous candidates for an unexpected overdose.

I agree with Pud; get that grinder back! :)

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