So, is it real or is it one of those weird beliefs that populate the intertubes?
My brain says 'weird belief' but my taste buds scream 'true' with a particularly nasty, metallic bitter flavour. If it's not pine nut mouth it must be something else horrible, so I'm sticking with the bizarre diagnosis (because I did, in fact, eat pine nuts on Friday in a very tasty spinach and roast pumpkin salad).
I might not be enjoying my food very much, but I am quite enjoying being part of a genuine online phenomenon. Why not? Silver lining, always look on the brightside, etc.
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3 comments:
I've never heard of that! And I have pine nuts once a week or so. Oh no, something else to worry about!
Crazy! I had never heard of this either. I recently had a brazil nut that had a bitter flavour, but there was no after effect. I don't buy pine nuts often, but I do order salads, pizza etc when out that contain them.
Kerry
Are you sure you're not pregnant? ;)
My co-worker and I were just discussing this! She's had it the first few months of her pregnancy - the metallic taste for everything she eats. I guess it is a similar phenomenon to the pine-nut-induced version.
Has it gone away for you yet?
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