Ep. 114: The narrative explores the confusion when sweet and spicy flavors are swapped, alongside a myth about soy sauce and pudding.
Aired on July 10, 2008Filler

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This episode addresses the culinary misconception that adding soy sauce to pudding replicates the flavor of sea urchin. The content clarifies that this combination actually results in a taste profile consisting solely of soy sauce and pudding, rather than the desired seafood imitation. Additionally, the storyline involves a scenario where sweet and spicy elements are exchanged, leading to further confusion regarding the intended flavors. The narrative focuses on correcting these specific culinary misunderstandings without introducing new plot developments or character interactions beyond the factual correction of the taste myth.
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