And that’s why it’s called ‘subtle’. It’s a code word. Just like in real estate ads. ‘Cozy fixer upper’ means tiny dump. ‘Subtle chicken flavor’ meant last ingredient on the list and you may or, in your case, may not, detect the flavor. At least you aren’t going hungry.
Nothing tastes like chicken these days, not even chicken. The only decent chicken I can get is from a Chinese take out that does fried chicken wings and legs that are amazing.
Same for tomatoes: when I was a kid, summer meant fresh tomato and cucumber sandwiches. Now neither has any taste.
ronaldspence about 3 years ago
And yet you choked it down…good boy Fred!
allen@home about 3 years ago
Eat a little slower Fred. Don’t just inhale your food your missing the taste of it.
mikenjanet about 3 years ago
And that’s why it’s called ‘subtle’. It’s a code word. Just like in real estate ads. ‘Cozy fixer upper’ means tiny dump. ‘Subtle chicken flavor’ meant last ingredient on the list and you may or, in your case, may not, detect the flavor. At least you aren’t going hungry.
Cminuscomics&stories Premium Member about 3 years ago
Quick! Urp it up, and they’ll never serve it to you again.
juicebruce about 3 years ago
Commercial filler Fred :-(
david_42 about 3 years ago
Bought some Kale/Cheddar pasta sauce, once. Should have checked the ingredient list. Kale was fourth from last and cheddar cheese was after ‘salt’.
SusieB about 3 years ago
Be better if it were chicken chunks with a subtle taste of vegetables
Alberta Oil Premium Member about 3 years ago
Being a taste tester for dog/cat food would be one gross job. Lots of seniors might fancy the job but their taste buds are long gone.
Charlie Fogwhistle about 3 years ago
Finally, something that DOESN’T taste like chicken.
ChrisTrey about 3 years ago
Nothing tastes like chicken these days, not even chicken. The only decent chicken I can get is from a Chinese take out that does fried chicken wings and legs that are amazing.
Same for tomatoes: when I was a kid, summer meant fresh tomato and cucumber sandwiches. Now neither has any taste.
Ron Bauerle about 3 years ago
At least it’s not “hints of rose and oak” like the wine snobs, er, critics like to throw around (couldn’t figure how to do “strike”).
slelareader about 3 years ago
As a wine snob, I hope I never detect subtle chicken undertones