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What’s the Difference Between Cilantro and Coriander?

Food & Wine·Jun 4

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Cilantro and coriander are being compared and contrasted in various reports, with some outlets exploring their differences and others discussing the benefits and uses of cilantro. Some people may experience a soapy taste when consuming cilantro, with possible genetic explanations being considered. Additionally, there is guidance available on distinguishing between cilantro and other herbs, such as parsley, and finding substitutes for coriander and cilantro in recipes.

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