IMO, I’m fine with it in desserts. Outside of that, I agree it’s overpowering. I remember tasting it when eating a salad one time and it ruined the salad for me
3 years ago | 13
On a hot day, a drink with hint of mint adds an extra cooling factor.
3 years ago (edited) | 9
I’m glad I’m not alone in hating mint in normal food. It’s so overpowering that even smelling anything mint chocolate makes me gag.
3 years ago | 7
I love mint, but I see how it can be overpowering to some people, and your video was hilarious
3 years ago | 0
Depends on the food. Mint chocolate and mint hot chocolate is great. Mint ice cream though is a trash pick when there’s so many better options.
3 years ago | 0
Mint gum and sometimes for tea that's fine . Everything else i am getting cross and i will bring you on proper Path
3 years ago | 2
Mankind knew they could not change themselves so instead of reflecting they blamed the beasts. Round 1. Let’s Rock!
3 years ago | 0
I used to think it just tasted like toothpaste, but then i had different kinds of mint chocolate snacks, and started to enjoy the combination of mint (not spearmint) in things like cookies and ice cream
3 years ago | 1
Voted no. Mint and peppermint in food are only acceptable as fresh herbs, as a final touch to a gourmet meal (say, a meat roast with gravy) or as a small dash to an elaborate drink (say, a few leaves to give a hint of freshness to a smoothie) Needless to say, this is not the case for 99% of cases. And worse, they use mint extract, further reinforcing the resemblance to toothpaste
3 years ago | 1
Man In A Motel
Lets settle this, do you like mint?
3 years ago | [YT] | 146