How about this for a new gum product. A gum that produces the opposite taste in the mouth. Did you eat something too salty you're about to throw up? Even if you drink water you'll still have a nasty feeling. Chew the opposite-taste gum which detects saltiness and reverses the taste in your mouth to something sweet. Ate something too hot and chilly? The gum leaves a cool feeling. Its flavor stays neutral, it'll be like a pill to have in your wallet in case of emergency. Restaurants and shops that usually have regular candies by the entrance should stock them too.

as far as i'm concerned god warned both of them but eve tasted the apple first. in other words the bible tells us that the temptation to taste a new food is stronger in women. so far as the bible is the whole truth and nothing but the truth, i swear to god, women's taste in food is to be trusted more than men's. god is undoubtedly quite puzzled by this. contrary to his original design, more men than women are chefs these days. a job better entrusted to women by nature is overwhelmingly in the hands and tongues of men. the day of the wrath must be near, i can smell it coming from my kitchen...

its my fav drink
its clear
its pure
its strong (taste)
it can mix with or without ice
it wont turn to ice even you keep it in the freezer
also it can set a fire on
it can mix with anything n still taste good
it represents hot n cold (read more)

Apparently yes! Seems to be popular in Japan. Have you seen it in other countries? Not sure I would eat plain pasta in bread. Adding some pasta sauce might taste better. I've been told it's fast food sold in convenience stores and people eat it as a snack. I think if they put pasta sauce in it, the taste would improve a lot. Pasta sauce companies could advertise their products this way!

I never thought contacting you could be so yummy! The cards exist, I think it is an nice concept for a gift, the person who eats the card might certainly remember the taste of it (good or bad) but forget all about the contact details. In which case what does one do? Vomit? Browse the crap? Just kidding of course! Ok, the business person has to make sure the cookie or chocolate bar on which the contact details are devoured tastes good, is fresh and won't poison the recipient. If you must make the card memorable by taste you might have to buy several of them to satisfy individual tastes which makes it costly. Unless you are a chef! In that job it makes perfect sense to actually use it as a card. Perhaps all chefs should adopt them and it might be the perfect gift to give someone who is a cook :)

When slurping down there tastes sour or salty, would you consider suggesting to your partner adding a few drops of sugar, or perhaps honey/syrup? A bit of dilemma when it comes to artificial sweeteners or sugar substitutes. A, They might cause cancer so why take risks with your health? But B as it may, why Not perform at the peak of your Latin lover skills? Aspartame, Neotame, Alitame, Dulcin, Glucin, Miraculin Sucralosa, Lactimosa... (read more)

What if all countries could designate one restaurant in every country to represent them as the country's most authentic culinary ambassador?

The main criterion for culinary embassy designation should not be which overseas restaurant has the best taste or the most number of awards. It should rather be which restaurant offers the most authentic taste, as if customers received a culinary experience that is the closest they can get to having traveled abroad and eaten at a local restaurant. (read more)

I was wondering if desire or lust and the pleasure we get from satisfying them is related to how many of all the 5 senses we use. For example, sex requires that ALL our senses be used: touch, smell, hearing, sight and taste. Every time we engage in it, it is as exciting as it was the first time. Hopefully, your "first" time was good :) On the other hand, watching a very good movie, requires hearing and sight only, if we keep watching the movie again and again the first-time excitiment wanes every time. Same with food which only requires taste and smell. The questions that arise are: Besides making love, are there other experiences that involve all our senses? For an experience to be fully exciting EVERY time we engage in it, must all 5 five senses be involved? Could it be that in evaluating the pleasures we get from things, we subsconsciously check to see how many of our senses are involved? Are we "calculating sensual machines"? The more senses involved, the merrier the pleasure maybe? I hope I made a point there :)

Are you a coffee lover? Here's a recipe for you.
Add Ground pepper in the coffee filter before adding the coffee. Then add just a touch of saffron in the carafe. Final Step. Taste it ! :)

I would be very interested in knowing how many people follow fashion and how many go with their own fashion, their taste.