Salad must contain salt, that’s what the sal part means.
Really? Because we don’t call our vegetable because of it’s saltiness
Salad comes from Latin. Sal- (as in saline) is the root word, meaning salted. A salad is chopped veggies with oil and salt. Today we generally used a Mayo or vinaigrettete style dressing, containing salt, oil, and usually an acid as well.
Leaf soup
This is superior to salad water
So basically tea is just a “Hot Leaf Juice”.
Iroh: How can a member of my own family say something so horrible?
But mine is cold.
Heat it with your fire bending.
Coffee is bean soup.
Vanilla Soy Latte - 3 bean soup.
Sounds delish!
Maybe my standards for soup are higher than they need to be, but I say it’s Bean Broth at best.
They are cherry pits though, not beans.
Gastronomy and botany can’t agree on anything…
Consommé
You don’t boil salad in water. So, no.
You don’t boil salad in water.
You don’t boil salad in water.
Boiling it in nitrogen is so much more fun.
Lettuce famously was (and sometimes still is) braised (other salads are cooked as well), so the answer to that is, 'that depends".
Tea is a low-entropy saladoid with soupiness = 1
Technically it’s lower because of the brothiness. There was a peer reviewed paper published the the America Journal of Culinary Science in 2019 that redefined soupiness as a ratio of brothiness to chunkiness over tastiness ( ∆S=B:C/T).
However the T variable for tea depends on quantum superposition based on a wider range of subjective variables, so tea’s soupiness is S=1:0/T.
I dont believe you
Salad is called salad because it’s salted - it’s right there in the name. Salt is basically the only required ingredient, and it’s usually missing from tea. Furthermore, the stuff that is salted (and nowadays dressed) to become salad is usually fresh stuff, not dried and fermented.
Wait till you hear about fruit salad
Tell me more.
Or Tossed Salad
Yummy yummy.
The majority of tea (pu’erh my beloved excluded) is not fermented it is oxidized.
Fermented: Silly lil guys do some magic to make flavour get funky. EX: pu’erh, wine, miso, bread
Oxidized: Oxygen, destroyer of worlds, wrecks havoc on the chemical structure of hapless molecules. EX: Guac that has gone brown, green, oolong, and black tea, rust.
TIL, thanks.
Salt does get added to tea. It’s not common in British tea culture, but they appropriated tea from elsewhere in the first place.
I stand corrected.
What kind of salads you been eating
I feel that something inside of me has died after reading this.
Tea is far superior to coffee. I’m kind of pissed that as an American we lost our ability to be tea drinkers culturally
Coffee is a kind of tea
Good time to drop an educational reminder that tea isn’t just leaves in hot water but an actual plant. The tea plant, or Camellia sinensis.
A lot of the things that get labeled as “tea” are not actually tea.
Look at you spilling the tea
Most tea-shits are actually made from cotton or polyester too; it’s a fucking scandal.
If your shits are made of cotton or polyester I think your diet contains too much fiber…
Yes, if it doesn’t contain actual tea leaves it is technically an infusion.
So coffee is a tisane
Coffee is bean soup.
Salad water is missing the element of heat.
Salad water lmfao
I’m probably going to call it that forever now
I feel like you would appreciate Salad Theory
literally on assumption 2 they’re already wrong a typical AMERICAN english speaker would but everyone else would call tuna salad tuna mayo and pasta salad well we don’t really eat that that nuch but if it had hot dogs we’d call it hot dog pasta I’m not sure what to call it if it’s just peppers and pasta and sauce I think then creme fraiche pasta cause we’d use creme fraiche not salad cream and taco salad is just taco filling so no by assumption 2 they’re already completely wrong pizza is by no means a salad a salad is predominantly vegetables or at the very least fruit
Hot sap.