The hosts explore the rise of ghost kitchens and the issue of well-known restaurants rebranding. They discuss the concerns surrounding the use of ghost kitchens by established brands, such as hiding their image and impacting low-wage workers. They also delve into the changing landscape of restaurants and express hope for a return to the authentic experience. Additionally, they engage in lively debates about relish, avocado, sriracha, and share their YouTube browsing and ramen preferences.
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Quick takeaways
Ghost kitchens are seen as a problematic aspect of the virtual restaurant industry.
Negative food memories can shape our preferences and dislikes for certain dishes.
Avocado can be a surprisingly delicious addition to French dips, enhancing their flavor profile.
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Avocado on French Dips
A listener suggests that avocado belongs on French dips, as avocado pairs well with beef and the au jus in a French dip provides a similar flavor profile to soy sauce. They recommend trying avocado on a French dip for a unique twist.
Negative Food Memories
A listener shares their negative food memory of boiled cabbage, which they associate with a negative experience. They express their continued dislike for boiled cabbage to this day.
Salmon with Ranch
A listener confesses that they enjoy dipping their salmon in ranch dressing, and they attribute it to making the salmon more palatable and enjoyable for them. They acknowledge that it is an unpopular opinion.
Food and Memories
A listener reflects on how certain foods and smells can evoke memories, both positive and negative. They share their own memory of their mother boiling cabbage and how the smell was associated with negativity.
Avocado with French Dips
A listener suggests that avocado can be a delicious addition to French dips, as it adds creaminess and pairs well with the other flavors in the sandwich. They encourage others to give it a try.