Bad Taste

Have you ever wondered why the things that taste bad to you may taste good to someone else? Why is that if we all have taste buds? The question is, are our taste buds the same, do our taste buds trigger the same taste. I have a theory that the replacement of our taste buds gives people different flavors in their mouths, such as something that's too sweet, sour, bitter, or salty to us may not be to others, because every two weeks or so, the taste buds that are coming into your mouth may not be in

Incivility in the online world is partly caused by anonymity, but anonymity has its place in the internet and needs to stay. Incivility is often described as social behavior that is lacking in respect, or good manners. A lot of people have reasons to believe that anonymity is the sole reason behind incivility online, and while it plays a huge role, anonymity has an even bigger role in the conversations happening online in the first place. Maria Konnikova, a bachelor in psychology and creative writing

Why Are Bad Words Bad? The idea of defining something as“bad” has been around for centuries. But what really is bad? Is it a sandwich that does not taste good? How about that student in class who never does his homework? From the beginning of life children are told to never use a swear word. Throughout life people are constantly told not to use cuss words. But, considering these words to be wrong really has not stopped peoples’ use of the words. Swear words are something people use often

In the 1930s, the average American ate around 97 pounds of meat in one year (Daniel 575). Now, the average American consumes about 270 pounds of meat per year (Barclay). Not only has this increased by almost 200 percent, but it really is not safe to eat this much meat in general. Although the meat industry provides the comfort of All-Natural and Premium Ingredients used in their products, it does not cover up what is truly inside of the meat they sell. The meat, however, is not the only current food

through just to make these things happen. It is so many elements phases that our brain goes through for our body to smell or taste something. So let’s explore this journey of smell and taste. Impacts of smell and taste When we taste something it is a process. Molecules enter the body in a solid or liquid form. They stimulate taste receptors on the tongue. There are five basic taste sensations: salty, sour, sweet, bitter, and umami. Umami is the latest addition. It is considered to be meaty, broth, or

of the food. Ethyl -2-methyl butyrate, for example, smells just like an apple. Today’s highly processed food offer a blank palette: whatever chemicals you add to them will give them specific tastes. Adding methyl-2-peridylketone makes something laste like popcorn. Adding ethyl-2-hydroxybutanoate makes it taste like marshmallow. The possibilities are now almost limitless. Without affecting the appearance or nutritional value, processed foods could even be made with aroma chemicals such as hexenal (the

Five Ingenious Ways to Check Your Own Breath We’ve all been there. That sinking feeling of deep regret...for the garlic aioli drizzled atop the freshly sliced onions on your deluxe munster cheeseburger. Each interaction for the remainder of the day is permeated by an invisible cloud of humid dragon-breath, potentially offending a client, or worse, cutting short a hot date. Here are five ways to determine the degree of lethality your breath is imposing on those poor souls who happen to wander within

Some of them prefer a particular taste; some avoid sugar and some of them like a thick consistency when drinking their cup of coffee. Nescafe’s product involvement includes satisfying both, utilitarian and hedonic needs at the same time. Nescafe wants its consumers to see that the product

Not just any muffins though, the muffins my mom bought at the store. I will never forget what happened on that day. I won't forget the taste of those muffins either. The muffins made the little friends on my tongue smile. The muffins I eat now are those trash Trader Joe muffins. They taste like bricks! I think bricks taste terrible, and I sure think the muffins taste terrible. Two things are true: the Trader Joe muffins are terrible and so was second grade. Second grade, oh MAN the things I did,

be a place that I will continue to return to. I love River Park Square because it has some great restaurants that live up to the expectations that I uphold. The Melting Pot, and Twigs Bistro are my favorite restaurants to visit due to the aroma and taste of the food that they serve, and River Park Square has a greater functionality to me than other places I could go to because of the good memories that I have made. When I hear people talking about being downtown, my mind instantly thinks of all the