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Alissa:  its a great question - unfortunately I have no answers - in  
fact I wanted to expand and ask haven't there been studies (or maybe  
just one) where foods were dyed a different color to see what the  
effect was on the palatability?
	


On Mar 13, 2008, at 7:39 AM, Daniels, Alissa wrote:

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> I'm not necessarily going to have a "smell bad taste good" food on  
> hand. I'm just curious about the physiology behind it. If so much  
> of what you taste really depends on what you smell, how can we have  
> these foods that smell so foul but smell so good. (according to  
> some...I still say those stinky cheeses are nasty....)
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> Alissa,
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> I don't thimk you have to go so far as durian fruit for a stinky
> taste-good.
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> How about Limburger or Leiderkranz cheeses?
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> Peter Anderson
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