And yes, I can taste. Very well thank you very much! No, I still can’t smell anything.
Answers to FAQs…
Taste and smell are in fact, separate. I can’t smell but I can taste and That kinda makes me an expert on the topic.
I know my food is delicious because people feel obligated to tell me they like it after I’ve spent all day in the hot kitchen.
It is safe to eat my food. I haven’t poisoned or killed anyone, on purpose. I have, however, given myself food poisoning after eating a piece of pumpkin pie I left out on the counter for three days. (That’s a mistake you only make once.)
Why take cooking advice from an anosmic chef? That’s kinda like letting a blind person drive your car. Sounds kinda sketchy, right?
The food is delicious, healthy and very easy to make.
You’ll have a funny topic of conversation for your next dinner.
My Paleo recipes have lots of garlic because, let’s be honest. Garlic is awesome.
Think of the reactions from your family and friends when you tell them that the yummy food they just ate was from a recipe by someone that can’t smell!
You’ll sound super adventurous and cool. Everyone will want to talk about it and ask “So how can she taste if she can’t smell?” But don’t worry, this won’t last long.
