Why is coriander called cilantro by everyone, yet do some people not like it? ? ?

2015-06-27View Original

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Why is coriander called cilantro by everyone, yet do some people not like it? ? ?

Reply #22015-06-27

Some coriander is out of season and has a smell similar to that of stink bugs! ;P;P;P

Reply #32015-06-27

Research suggests that this is related to the genes of certain people

Reply #42015-06-27

In my hometown, it’s called coriander; it tastes great, used in tomato soup and noodles……

Reply #52015-06-27

This post was last edited by ljtjbx on 2015-6-28 08:26. Back home it’s called coriander; is it from areas like Hebei and Shandong? Hehe

Reply #62015-06-28

It seems I’m an ordinary person. You can eat it or not. The wife can’t eat it.

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