What a winning combination!
Today’s lunch featured a Granny Smith apple and Muenster cheese sandwich that I enjoyed along with leftover roasted asparagus.
The leftover asparagus was oh-so-tasty!
I know I’ve touched on the asparagus and stinky pee connection previously, but did you know that cilantro is another one of those funky foods that affects people differently?
According to The New York Times, the herb tastes like soap to some people. These people, according to studies conducted by Charles J. Wysocki of the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia, “may be genetically predisposed to dislike cilantro.”
Interesting, huh?
Let’s Get To Know Each Other A Little Better…
So tell me…
- Does asparagus make your pee stink?
- Do you hate cilantro?
I love both asparagus and cilantro. Neither seem to make my pee stink! I think that people either love or hate cilantro..there doesn’t seem to be any in between.
I hate hate hate haaaaate cilantro. Blech. But I love aspargus, regardless of the pee smell 🙂
I love asparagus to
Yes to the stink. I don’t like to put cilantro in my home-cooked food (with the exception of guacamole). But I DO happen to like it in foods at restaurants. I don’t know why…
I heard that the same soap-tasting gene works for people eating dark chocolate as well!
haha I love asparagus but when I have to pee, YIKES!
I love cliantro. I’ve gotten pass the soapy taste, I just don’t taste it like that anymore. My mom still can’t stand it.
girl i HATE CILANTRO!!I feel like it tastes like sweat!! like body odor! hahah
I’ve never noticed that my pee stinks any more then normal 😉 when I eat aspargus and I LOVE cilantro!!!
That is really interesting about cilantro! I was always baffled why some people didn’t like it. It’s one of my favorite herbs!
I am super sensitive to the asparagus pee….one bite and I notice the smell. Doesn’t stop me from eating it though 🙂
Asparagus makes my pee smell.
Beets make my pee pinky/reddish (kinda scary)
Some vitamins make my pee FLoUro
and…I love cilantro.here in New Zealand we call it Coriander. Love it, reminds me of Mexico