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People From Different Places Don't Taste Bitter Stuff the Same Way


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People From Different Places Don’t Taste Bitter Stuff the Same Way
Ethnicity may play a role in how sensitive a person is to the bitter taste found in for example broccoli, brussels sprouts, and dark chocolate, researchers say.
 
By letting test subjects taste the bitter substance PROP, two studies show that Danish and Chinese people experience this basic taste differently.
The reason seems to be related to an anatomical difference upon the tongue surfaces of these two groups. ....

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Ethnicity may play role in taste perception, studies claim


Ethnicity may play role in taste perception, studies claim
Ethnicity may play a role in how sensitive a person is to the bitter taste found in foods such as broccoli, Brussels sprouts and dark chocolate, as two studies demonstrate that Danish and Chinese people experience this taste differently owing to a difference on the tongue surfaces of these two groups.
For several years, researchers have known that women are generally better than men at tasting bitter flavours. Now, two studies from the University of Copenhagen suggest that Chinese people are better at discerning bitter tastes than Danish participants, owing to an anatomical difference on the tongue surfaces of these two groups. ....

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