Food scientist explains why leftovers always taste better - and shares tips for reheating
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mirror.co.ukHave you ever wondered why sometimes it seems your leftovers the next day for lunch taste so much better than the same food you ate the night before?
You’re certainly not the only one, as three quarters (74%) of Brits have proclaimed that last night’s dinner tastes better as leftovers.
Research from Asda found that it’s not just an urban myth, certain foods really do taste better 24 hours after cooking. The top five meals people thought were better as leftovers include curry, casserole, pizza, chilli con carne and spaghetti bolognese.
This comes as there has been a rise in batch cooking in UK households over the last six months, with over a third of Brits deliberately cooking big batches so they have leftovers to keep them going during
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