Why salted caramel and not normal caramel? - War

[Lapsus of the bepsus]

What's wrong with caramel? Why does there have to be salty caramel in everything but never normal caramel, who the fuck eats salted sugar like that? Is this a psyop to pozload caramel enjoyers with sodium? what's going on

 

[CallmeCicada]

Because salt is the most important ingrediant of almost anything you cook/bake It helps your tongue detect flavor more easily. For example, when on shows like Hells Kitchen when they tell the chef their food is under seasoned it means that they didn't add enough salt.

In sweets you want add just a little bit of salt.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK50958/

 

[Dysnomia]

Salty and sweet aren't a good combo to me. So I'm not really a fan of it.

 

[Lapsus of the bepsus]

Because salt is the most important ingrediant of almost anything you cook/bake It helps your tongue detect flavor more easily. For example, when on shows like Hells Kitchen when they tell the chef their food is under seasoned it means that they didn't add enough salt.

In sweets you want add just a little bit of salt.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK50958/

Is that some manner of normie affliction? yeah I see what you mean but you can still taste the unsalted caramel flavor just fine unless perhaps you're a member of the tribe who do season dey food

 

[David Brown]

Caramel tastes like shit so it helps to add something delicious to it.

 

[Yukako]

Because it tastes better, simple as that.

 

[CallmeCicada]

Is that some manner of normie affliction? yeah I see what you mean but you can still taste the unsalted caramel flavor just fine unless perhaps you're a member of the tribe who do season dey food

Salt is a chemical veichle for the flavors to interact with your taste buds. It's not abnormal, salt is just a flavor enhancer. It's probably just for your specific pallet the salt is more intense for you. For example if you typically under salt your food you will lower your tolerance (or increase sensitivity) to salt, the reverse is the same. Sugar has a similar effect, where if you eat more or less sugar you can effect your flavor sensitivity to sweetness

Caramel tastes like shit so it helps to add something delicious to it.

You've never had good caramel. Stop buying cheap shit, because it will taste like cheap shit.

This is a good brand, I highly recommend them.

 

[Maori Kiwifruit Growers]

Salted Carmel tastes better than normal carmel

 

[Nero Fiddled]

Adding salt to caramel makes people feel less guilty about eating it and therefore reduces it's calorie value...

 

[Lapsus of the bepsus]

Salt is a chemical veichle for the flavors to interact with your taste buds. It's not abnormal, salt is just a flavor enhancer. It's probably just for your specific pallet the salt is more intense for you. For example if you typically under salt your food you will lower your tolerance (or increase sensitivity) to salt, the reverse is the same. Sugar has a similar effect, where if you eat more or less sugar you can effect your flavor sensitivity to sweetness

Yeah exactly my point is why does everyone act like this "flavor enhancing" is necessary, like nigga just let me enjoy some delicious fucking caramel in my ice cream why do you need to spike it with salt like it's french fries. Niggerlicious food crime

 

[Akashic Retard]

Salt makes literally everything taste better.

 

[MrTroll]

The only sweet *and* salty food I enjoy is femboy cum. Leave that shit out of my caramel ok?

 

[Prokhor Zakharov]

Salted caramel is for normies. MSG caramel is the bleeding edge.

 

[Ah ha']

but what about poor Chocolate Mint forgotten out by the curbside, dressed in newspapers just trying to get by?

Wont you let your ol’pal Chocolate Mint stay a night out of the rain? Salted Caramel would and he’s what one may call an old salt.

 

[CallmeCicada]

Yeah exactly my point is why does everyone act like this "flavor enhancing" is necessary, like nigga just let me enjoy some delicious fucking caramel in my ice cream why do you need to spike it with salt like it's french fries. Niggerlicious food crime

Ice cream usually does have salt in it, it's just not on top, it's in the custard mixture that's made before the freezing process.

 

[mindlessobserver]

Literally every food we eat has to have salt in it. Sodium is so critical to the function of life it's a miracle life managed to leave the oceans in the first place.

 

[David Brown]

but what about poor Chocolate Mint forgotten out by the curbside, dressed in newspapers just trying to get by?

Wont you let your ol’pal Chocolate Mint stay a night out of the rain? Salted Caramel would and he’s what one may call an old salt.

Based dark chocolate mint bro

 

[Revelator]

Caramel is made with salt, and is therefore salty enough. People who want more salt are effeminate, sensual, and have clear homosexual tendencies. The men who enjoy it are clearly the type to perform fellatio while the women who enjoy it are so depressingly normal they'll go they/them just to feel something in their sad, empty lives.

 

[Pixy]

Caramel is made with salt, and is therefore salty enough. People who want more salt are effeminate, sensual, and have clear homosexual tendencies. The men who enjoy it are clearly the type to perform fellatio while the women who enjoy it are so depressingly normal they'll go they/them just to feel something in their sad, empty lives.

What if it's made without enough salt.

 

[pot of sneed]

Caramel is good, I like it. It's very decadent and sweet but salted caramel just tastes better, That sweet-salty pairing just tantalizes the TASTE BUDS.