i really could be the only one, but i'm just curious here... does anyone else think that it matters which side is down and which side is up when you're eating things like sandwiches or burgers???
just so ya know:
we had hawaiian chicken sandwiches for dinner tonight and i flipped mine up-side-down so that my tongue was touching the pineapple and cheese and the chicken was on the roof of my mouth. it was SO MUCH BETTER that way! seriously.
i know it makes a difference with pb&j sandwiches, but i don't eat them often enough to tell you the "right" way.
and with meat and cheese sandwiches, if the cheese is on the bottom (tongue side) it's better just because then it doesn't stick to the roof of your mouth on accident.
just so ya know.
Try to remember, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."
just so ya know:
we had hawaiian chicken sandwiches for dinner tonight and i flipped mine up-side-down so that my tongue was touching the pineapple and cheese and the chicken was on the roof of my mouth. it was SO MUCH BETTER that way! seriously.
i know it makes a difference with pb&j sandwiches, but i don't eat them often enough to tell you the "right" way.
and with meat and cheese sandwiches, if the cheese is on the bottom (tongue side) it's better just because then it doesn't stick to the roof of your mouth on accident.
just so ya know.
Try to remember, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."
4 comments:
sometimes yes. sometimes no. but usually i like stuff right side up. especially if its on a hamburger bun. Like the rounded part on top, the bottom of the bun on the bottom.
Agree with Liz. Not sure I could tell the difference on the toppings, though!
Did you know that your taste buds are organized on your tongue? For instance, you can only taste sour things on the sides of your tongue (thus the pucker feeling!) And bitter is towards the back, sweet out front, etc.
when i took a&p, the prof. told us that they figured out that was not really true... is it back on the truth-teaching science material?!
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