Oct 25, 5, Yaboosh said:. Runner said:. You poor fool! Grilled cheese and tomato soup! Uh, interesting. Not very common here. Thanks for letting me know that. Gotta try it! Though it's more for when it's chilly and I don't imagine it gets very chilly that far south. Zen The Wise Ones Member. Nov 1, 7, Just learn to eat the crust first and middle last. It's always been the superior way to eat. TaterTots Member. Oct 27, 12, It's essentially getting rid of the crust last. It's all the same. Why not just buy crustless bread?
Zen said:. Hooker Member. Oct 28, Kurita Member. Oct 26, 8, La France. No lies detected. That's the method I use for burgers. Now you've gone too far. Are you saying you nibble around the perimeter of your burger until you've eaten all the edges and then you eat the rest?
Lobster Roll renounced Waluigi as a false god Member. Sep 24, 16, I mean, no crust in burgers, of course, but I eat the burger in a circular way and leave the center for the last. Oct 27, 2, But why? Mirage Member. Oct 25, 7, Video Games Are Dumb said:. Oct 25, 28, Cylindrical sandwiches. Mirage said:. Angular cuts on subs are good too. Viewt Member. Triangle cut does give you the perfect bite, I'll give it that.
Ultimate Bear Cub Member. Mar 30, 5, I can't argue with the trisandwichmetry. Ever notice yourself enjoying a sandwich more after cutting it in half?
Or that you have one particular way of cutting it every time? Apparently, there's a reason for that. According to a study performed by the Department of Culinary Science at The University of Vermont , the way we cut our sandwiches has a direct effect on how much we enjoy them.
To make their discovery, the researchers rounded up a culturally diverse range of subjects and gave them a survey on sandwich satisfaction. The participants were also given four actual peanut butter and jelly sandwiches: one whole uncut sandwich, as well as three others, sliced vertically, horizontally, and diagonally.
After designing a way to rate the "taste to enjoyment" ratio the "TE", as they call it , the researchers charged their sandwich-eating participants with rating each sandwich experience on a scale of 1 to 20 in areas such as flavor, heartiness, presentation and overall enjoyment. In every single category, people vastly preferred all three cut sandwiches to the uncut sandwich, but the diagonally-sliced sandwich was the standout winner against its competitors.
So, why do people actually prefer diagonally-cut sandwiches? The most likely answer, according to a "rectangle vs. By this metric, the ideal sandwich silhouette would in fact be a minimum of two diagonal cuts that form four smaller triangles, thus exposing even more surface area and eliminating any full bites of corner crust, which skimp on flavor and moisture.
Otherwise, they are always whole sandwiches. Cut bread without squashing it All you need to do to prevent flattening bread while slicing it is to turn your loaf upside down and cut through its soft underbelly rather than its crusty top. When this occurs, a new odour is created and flavour producing molecules are released, causing the bread to have an entirely different caramel-like taste. It's no secret that food cooked at home tends to be healthier— food outside the home is often filled with salt, fat, and empty calories.
Cooking can lead to a healthier relationship with food , and also tends to be cheaper than eating out. When you eat someone else's food your sense of smell kicks in as it is a new aroma being introduced, thus increasing your appetite and make the food tastes better even if you have the same ingredients and method of cooking. A study published in Health Psychology found that healthy foods taste better when you make them yourself , as opposed to their store-bought or restaurant- made alternatives.
I can't speak to the experience of the participants, but for me, self- made food tastes better because I get bored while cooking. If you're cooking, you're all up in the smells and you kind of get used to it so you don't notice it as much. Once you start eating , there isn't a lot of additional taste to go with the smell. On the other hand, if you go from no smells, no tastes , to having both, there's a lot more to appreciate at the same time. Crust also helps. Crust protects the inside bread.
In fact, the soft and carefree crumb of the inside dough would not exist at all if not for the crust. The dough that became crust gave up its doughiness so that other dough could live. Diagonal Cut. Tender, fleshy vegetables cabbage or cylindrical or vegetables with stalks celery are sliced diagonally -or French cut -to avoid a stringy texture. Get the latest from TODAY The tweet surmised that are basically three ways to slice toast : cut it diagonally, cut it horizontally or cut it vertically down the middle.
Sandwiches will not become limp and soggy as readily if you spread butter right to edge of bread. Cut crusts off bread with long, sharp knife after not before assembling sandwiches.
This keeps everything neater. Since tea sandwiches should be delicate, cut each sandwich into thirds or quarters or in half diagonally. Slice the crusts off of the sandwiches with a serrated knife. Cut off as little as possible, and cut gently to avoid crushing or tearing the bread.
Cut the sandwiches into the desired shapes. For triangle -shaped finger sandwiches , slice each sandwich along both diagonals to form four triangles. Also called rounds, a type of cut that creates round or oval, flat pieces by cutting a cylindrical vegetable crosswise.
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