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For me, it's ripe mangoes, filter coffee, masala chai, and frying in ghee

hahah, it is fish soup......my mother loves fish she can eat that every single day of the week

The smell of ripe bananas reminds me of the common fruit at home.

The smell of fresh air or the soil right after it rains.

The smell of spices. I am an Indian.

For me is spicy food and nature environmental.

The smell of a specific spice called Rajah, and the smell of burning pap. Its corn maize made into this smooth, mashed potato type of consistency staple.

The smell of tadka (Indian spices)

It’s the smell of a bread. We called it “Pandesal” and everytime we used to smell it, reminded me of my country.

For me it’s the smell of palm oil

The smell of rain. That distinctive earth smell after it rains reminds me of home. Think it's called petrichor.

The smell of rain, the smell of wet grass. It may be strange but everytime that rain is about to fall I remember home. Mostly it's because it rains a lot in my hometown.

Janelydia Mwangi wrote: ↑23 Feb 2022, 04:28 The smell of ripe bananas reminds me of the common fruit at home.

Everyone here as a peculiar scent that reminds home. I find yours to be very interesting.

Baked bread and pastried, fried eggs and the soil just before it rains.

The smell of Ugali reminds me specifically of my village.