No, it's not. The main tastes we detect are sweet, sour, salty, bitter and something called umami -- a meaty taste associated with glutamate and protein-rich foods. It was identified about a hundred years ago by Kikunae Ikeda in Japan. Greasyis simply a consistency of food, which can accompany any of these flavors. Another way of thinking about it is that it's similar to hot/cold, or crunchy.
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Crunchy salty greasy
Juicy, greasy, things like that
A goose is a very greasy dark meat that tastes a bit like turkey
It is a gamy meat. It's a little bit chewier and somewhat greasy as compared to beef.
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both actually because they are both greasy foods and popular for humans to eat and enjoy
greasy and very tough would never recommend it.if you do eat it cook it tender and season it well
well...most people will not want want to eat a cold greasy hamburger because it would taste disgusting. And also if it is cold, it could taste like it hasn't been cooked properly and that would definitely put most people off. Hope this helps. :P
Sweet foods and greasy foods contain high levels of calories and energy, which were beneficial for our ancestors to survive and thrive. Our brain is wired to find these foods pleasurable as a way to encourage consumption of high-calorie foods for energy storage. This is known as the evolutionary drive for seeking out sweet and fatty foods.
They are very greasy.
Greasy hair is when your hair is slimy and greasy from all the hair products you put in it.