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Will more people at Texifold agree with Austin's theory about why hot places have better food than Rachel's?
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Rachel's theory: more flavorful ingredients grow in hot places than in cold places (spices, peppers, citrus...).

Austin's theory: people have more appetite in cold places than in hot places. (think: Arctic scientists eat like >4000 calories per day). So in cold places, anything edible is plenty tasty. But in hot places, restaurants and cooks need to develop more flavorful dishes to entice diners.

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FYI, spices grown by cultures from hot climates have more antimicrobial properties than flavorings used in cold climates.

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Spices that grow in the cold: mustard, fennel, chives, oregano, sage

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