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Do transparent beer bottles allow UV rays oxidise the beer faster?
Current evidence:
Skunky-smelling compounds (3-methylbut-2-ene-1-thiol) are formed in beer due to sunlight breaking down alpha acids in hops (flavoring and stability agent in beer) that react with ...
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Do sandwiches taste better when someone else makes them?
No, studies have not shown that, as far as I can tell. There is, however, a grain of truth in this claim.
The missing study is here and it does not confirm the claim, nor it addresses the claim:
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Does the tongue have different taste zones?
Linda Bartoshuk’s The Biological Basis of Food Perception and Acceptance (Food Quality and Preference 4, 21–32, 1993)
gives a detailed historical account of the tongue map that is mostly accessible to ...
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Is changing what foods you like a result of changing taste buds?
The question is a bit vague and depending on interpretation either fairly trivial or very likely not answerable with current knowledge.
Is a change in taste buds a possible cause of change in taste? ...
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