Subjective taste?

[whatsannurf]

This is something that's really getting on my bits if taste is so subjective then why do we all like these, lindorlindttruffles.wordpress.com/ I mean you wouldn't go to your favourite restaurant, order a meal and have the waiter (or waitress) turn round and say well you might like it but you know, 'taste is subjective'. What's with this? it's rubbish, as far as I can make out it's a license to produce mediocre product's in the vein hope that someone will like it which is inevitable. Companies seem more than happy for us to spend lots of money searching for flavours that are acceptable. I have approximately 40 bottles of flavouring and only use two. Rant ranty rant rant rant rant.

Ahem.... OK so a non-fruity, non-floral, non-chemically nice nutty flavouring. I don't get too technical or precise, make up 15ml of your base, for me 70%PG to 30%VG at 24mg nic. Add 1 drop per ml of DV tobacco (naturally this doesn't taste of tobacco but has dry nutty undertones). I leave this for a few days so everything can get to know one another. Then using a glass eye dropper bottle (available at most chemists the kind you see the American's use on the youtubey) add five drops of Uncle Roy's Natural Walnut Essence. Leave for a further couple of days then consume.

edit: add three drops of Uncle Roys Natural Walnut Essence... what was I thinking...

[Brian]

aaahh.. but it still runs true, because i cant eat chocolate unless its been in the fridge, and some people prefer it at room temperature. So that is subjective to personal taste too.

[whatsannurf]

Hmmm my brother doesn't like grated cheese but he still likes cheese (he's forty!) I agree certain people like different things yes, but, I still think there are people peddling crap and hiding behind this because it is 'vaguely plausible'. There are hundreds of flavours out there it's, ridiculous, incredulous. I have asked suppliers for help in making informed choice but I have been met with non-committal responses which were of no use, it's so frustrating when you start out.