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In Europe it's super popular, often paired with Serrano ham. That said, I find the taste so incredibly vile and disgusting, I believe it may be something like that herb that tastes like soap to many people.
This is like calling a lemon that yellow sour fruit. Eat more cilantro, people.
I wasn't sure what it was called in English, thanks for jogging my memory.
The comment was meant to be a bit tongue-in-cheek. Stay fresh like Koriander. ✌️
Mint's the fresh way to go.
It is mostly liked you people. Although apparently the fruit are better in the topics than the ones we get here. I can't eat it though. It just tastes like it's rotting in my mouth.