A study conducted by Oxford University provided proof that food can taste more or less bitter depending on a background soundtrack. More widespread uses are suggested, such as using music to remove unhealthy ingredients without people noticing.
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A study conducted by Oxford University provided proof that food can taste more or less bitter depending on a background soundtrack. More widespread uses are suggested, such as using music to remove unhealthy ingredients without people noticing.
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