Isekai Cheat Survival Meshi - Ch. 54

[MangaDex]

 

[Sar_Ptolemy]

has it really been 9 months

 

[blablablub]

So, how exactly does that work? To my understanding a well used muscle tends to be rather tough when you try to eat it. On the contrary the less a muscle is moved to more tender it tends to be. And I don't think I'd put "chewy" as a descriptor for a pleasant texture of meat...

 

[ciera]

Thank you very much for the mass update

 

[craebe]

So, how exactly does that work? To my understanding a well used muscle tends to be rather tough when you try to eat it. On the contrary the less a muscle is moved to more tender it tends to be. And I don't think I'd put "chewy" as a descriptor for a pleasant texture of meat...

It was brought up earlier in the series if I'm remembering right, stronger monsters have more magic energy in their muscles to add strength and it makes the texture/taste better as a side effect

 

[Kisato]

Surprisingly introspective for a cashgrab isekai food series.

 

[Xel-naga]

Thanks for the update, it's been a while.

 

[rokegle135]

Its been 84 years

 

[AnotherDuck]

What's with her proportions on page 4?

That BS drinking age thing again. You're allowed to fight monsters, but drinking? Oh, no, you're just too young for that. Also, all of them too young?

Bit of overstating the impossibility of living alone took me out of the conversation and made it feel melodramatic.

So, how exactly does that work? To my understanding a well used muscle tends to be rather tough when you try to eat it. On the contrary the less a muscle is moved to more tender it tends to be. And I don't think I'd put "chewy" as a descriptor for a pleasant texture of meat...

I find it rather common that these cooking mangas, or even more frequently, non-cooking mangas with mandatory cooking chapters, miss out on basic details. Though whether you like chewy meat is up to taste. I quite like less tender meat.

It was brought up earlier in the series if I'm remembering right, stronger monsters have more magic energy in their muscles to add strength and it makes the texture/taste better as a side effect

Same logic as for why the rarer something is, and the higher up in the food chain it is, the better it tastes. It sounds good on paper, but doesn't make sense in reality.

 

[KuroDubZero]

Fused the picture

Spoiler

 

[Beregorn]

For a place from which "no one has ever returned" there surely is a ton of information, myths and legends circulating around...

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

A freaky looking bird...
(OωO`)...