It's closer to an issue over taste.
This may seem like little more than an internal disagreement over taste.
Two University of Chicago economists, George Stigler and Gary Becker, wrote a famous article entitled "De Gustibus Non Est Disputandum" – there's no arguing over tastes.
Because struggles over taste (and "taste" is the hipster's primary currency) are never only about taste.
I just think it's the saddest commentary of convenience over taste.
But there was a note of bigotry beneath some of the rumblings over taste.
I can't stand a manicured plate, a thoughtfully placed arrangement, form over content, concept over taste.
Producers slip into the frequent American trap of style over substance -- or in this case, shippability over taste.
It's hard to deny a real tomato, one bred to please eaters rather than grocers and truck drivers, who favor indestructibility over taste.
I've ordered hundreds of large portions and never once have I got to the end without it becoming a test of will over taste.
