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charlie_hernandez526mo ago
Yeah, what miad19 said about regular customers giving good feedback hits home. I see this pattern everywhere, like when my buddy pointed out a weird glitch in a game that the developers never caught. It's those outside views that shake things up. In cooking or any skill, too much insider knowledge can blind you to the obvious. So your neighbor might have a point, even if it's unsolicited.
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the_dylan5mo ago
Totally! My cousin found a huge plot hole in my favorite show that the writers missed for years.
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miad196mo ago
My friend who runs a food truck says the best feedback often comes from regular customers, not just other chefs. He mentioned that chefs can get too used to their own flavors, so a fresh take from someone like your neighbor might spot issues they'd miss. I've had similar things happen when I cook for friends, their notes help me adjust recipes to suit more people. It's not about being a pro or not, but about who's actually eating the food, lol.
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