Thursday, April 27, 2023

Is there a term for the a quality of a food/dish that refers to the inability to distinguish between the individual ingredients/flavors?

I remember hearing someone speak of this as a positive quality, and mentioning that Coca-Cola is commonly thought of as one of the best examples of this.

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