why the FUCK do people keep doing this shit? It tastes like actual SOAP and hijacks every single ingredient to taste like it. What purpose does it serve? Why do people keep using this shit? I swear to god im better off taking actual grass and putting it on my meals, at least grass tastes like nothing.

>>21490079 (OP)
sorry about your shit genes. cilantro is absolutely delicious if you're not a literal subhuman.

>>21490079 (OP)
It's a herb that adds flavor like any other, and it just turns out some poor sods like OP have shit genes and can't taste it right.

I also don't know what soap tastes like (and toothpaste is just mint, always fucking mint). It's not something I regularly eat or taste. Ya'll must have been naughty ass kids to get your mouth washed out with soap.

>>21490079 (OP)
No body put this over everything because the time needed to wash and dry them.

>>21490079 (OP)
it's the GOAT herb. some people have a gene that makes it taste like shit. sorry, but you're in the minority. sucks to be you.

>>21490079 (OP)
>What purpose does it serve?
Rooting out genetic failures
>Why do people keep using this shit?
Because it's delicious

>>21490123
luckily being white has benefits that outweigh the soap thing

>>21490123
I would kick your shit in any day of the week you skinny fat bitch

>>21490182
the cilantro gene has nothing to do with being white.

>>21490182
Not how it works retard

>>21490191
>>21490185

>>21490192
>highest proportion
>not 100%
You lose

>>21490192
Also that's not even true. Chatgpt-brainrotten zoomoids are so fucking embarrassing.
https://flavourjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/2044-7248-1-8

>>21490207
Asian people are close enough, i still declare victory

>>21490185
>>21490191
lol. lmao.

>>21490211
>80%+ whites are fine with cilantro
>therefore liking cilantro automatically makes you non-white
Fucktard logic

>>21490079 (OP)
Coriander is ok in certain dishes

>>21490079 (OP)
1 of the 8 ingredients in spic cuisine is why

>>21490079 (OP)
just use like 5 sprigs that's all you need. it makes pico taste fresh.

>>21490233
boku no pico?

>>21490251
was it worth typing that to get put on a list?

>>21490252
>getting put on a list for saying boku no pico
You are the newest of fags

>>21490253
revved

>>21490252
buddy I have been on a list for 20 years

How do you know if you were on a list

>>21490079 (OP)

>>21490192
You had a conversation with someone and you're using them agreeing with you as "evidence"?

Stupid fucking zoomer.

Because I am 100 percent Aryan I genetically disklike the Hispanic herb cilantro. You can have it, mutts

>>21490232
Not just Mexican.

Cilantro, also known as coriander, is a popular herb in various cuisines around the world. Here are some of the most notable cuisines that frequently incorporate cilantro:

Mexican - Cilantro is a staple in salsas, guacamole, and as a garnish for tacos and soups.
Indian - Used in chutneys, curries, and as a garnish for various dishes, cilantro adds freshness.
Thai - Commonly found in salads, curries, and soups, cilantro enhances the flavor profile.
Middle Eastern - Used in tabbouleh, salads, and various meat dishes, cilantro is essential for flavor.
Vietnamese - Often used in pho and fresh spring rolls, cilantro adds a bright note to dishes.
Chinese - Found in certain regional dishes, especially in sauces and as a garnish.
Caribbean - Used in marinades and sauces, especially in dishes like jerk chicken.
Peruvian - Common in ceviche and various stews, cilantro is a key ingredient.

Sorry you got filtered out of so many kino cuisines by a fucking herb

>>21490288
worse, he asked chatgpt

>>21490232
This anon thinks that Mexico is just Tijuana and southern Texas. Consider Mexico southwest or southeast for infinite variety in states like Jalisco and Veracruz.
>>21490303
>Cilantro, also known as coriander,
While it's "known as coriander", it is not coriander. There are heaps of variations in "coriander" species of plant. Case in point is "Italian cilantro" aka parsley. Totally different favor profile than Mexican cilantro, but they look practically identical and people consider them both to be coriander.

>>21490079 (OP)
Homemade carnitas for the white boy. Cilantro is great

>>21490079 (OP)
based
parsley is infinitely superior

>>21491658
Eryngium foetidum: Culantro
Coriandrum sativum: Coriander ("cilantro", which is marketing bullshit)
Heliotropium curassavicum: Borage ("Chinese parsley", which is marketing bullshit)
Petroselinum crispum: Parsley
Persicaria odorata: Rau răm ("Vietnamese coriander", "Vietnamese mint", which is marketing bullshit)

>>21491735
the texture is too stiff for my liking

I hate it in raw form but I'm pissed if I don't have it when I want to make a sauce or a soup or a stew.

>>21490079 (OP)
It doesn't taste like soap to me, it tastes kinda grassy lemony but EXTREMELY STRONG LIKE FUCK YOU FUCK OFF TYPE STRONG. I'll be eating some meat-based stew, wrap, or whatever, and then any bite that happens to have this shitty herb in it just tastes like LOL FUCK YOU DISGUSTING HERB TASTE FOR THE ENTIRE BITE (AND MAYBE THE NEXT ONE). Overbearing doesn't even begin to describe it.

>>21491703
Yeah no I'd rather dine on pure raw dill or something than eat any of these.

>>21490079 (OP)
enjoy your shitty defective genes.

>>21491735
this and cilantro is the slave name, it's coriander

it's good but i agree my mother overdoes it