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Personally I get more of a reaction from smelling diesel exhaust and smoke at the same time
I've never associated dead people smells with food though.
OP is secretly a cannibal confirmed.
That's good to know. I told another commenter I'm glad to be wrong. I just assumed it would smell like pork because of all the ways pig is used to test things as replacement for human flesh. Being close here doesn't mean it's close there. I just assumed and I'm relieved that's not something people actually have to deal with.
Still obviously a horrible and traumatic thing to deal with but at least it doesn't ruin Nana's famous pulled pork. Which is so small and silly compared to dealing with the horrors of a tragedy but... To use a silly example "it sucks I got fired but it would've been slightly worse if I got fired and hit my shin on the table while I was being escorted out of the building". Basically I'm not implying "well then it's not so bad" just...One small thing I'm glad isn't part of the problem.
Depends a lot on the circumstances from what I heard from my VFD friends. Apparently it's very rare to find someone cooked but not charred by the fire and that's the smell your describing. They all say CSF is the really bad smell that stays with you.