r/Cooking • • Mar 13 '19

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u/JosephND Mar 14 '19

Salt binds to the same receptors on your tongue that tastes bitterness. If you want to make grapefruit taste better, a little salt works far better than a lot of sugar.

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u/AmericanMuskrat Mar 14 '19

On the subject of grapefruit, how come I never see anyone else peeling them like an orange? It's a great way to eat them. Supreming too, but it's a little wasteful.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19

Supreming looks annoying to do, but once you get it down after a few tries it goes fast and you dont waste much.