It happens to me fairly often. Usually, it’s with food I find less than appetizing, but it’s not bad by any means. I think the problem stems from the fact that I cooked for about 8 years for my job. There was a lot of standing and eating, tasting dishes as I went, cooking food that I was never going to eat while I was hungry, etc…

Does anyone else share this problem?

  • @treefrog@lemm.ee
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    85 months ago

    Maybe you’re not a good cook?

    j/k

    Anyway, I’ve certainly had it happen. And also spent a lot of time working in kitchens. I think the two are related. Maybe try learning a new style of cuisine? I got into Indian cooking earlier this year. It’s been nice learning new things I don’t associate with work.

    • @Yokozuna@lemmy.worldOP
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      55 months ago

      Yea that might have something to do with it as well, as I mentioned in another comment I just ordered some yellow thai curry because it’s my comfort food, I might try to pick that up or Indian food does sound nice. Chicken vindaloo…uuuuuugh.

      • @treefrog@lemm.ee
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        25 months ago

        I saw the nose desensitization thing too and it’s something I never considered. I will definitely try that next time I cook something and lose my appetite after standing in front of the stove for half an hour smelling everything.

        • @Yokozuna@lemmy.worldOP
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          25 months ago

          It really tracks I feel like, the stuff I made last night that I couldn’t stand… I can’t wait to tear into for dinner tonight. It’s a fucked up world hahaha.