Aim
I want to find out how we taste food
Research:
Taste buds have very sensitive microscopic hairs called microvilli, tiny hairs send messages to the brain about how something tastes and The average person has about 10,000 taste buds and they're replaced every 2 weeks or so.Method
Equipment
- Unknown food
- Blindfold
- A person with a tongue
Instructions
- Get your equipment
- Put your blindfold on.
- Block your nose
- put the food in your mouth and taste it
- Describe how it taste
- Release your nose and describe the taste
Results:
Food#1 when I was holding my nose I couldn't taste it and it was juicy. When I let go I could taste it and it was crunchy
Food#2 I couldn't taste it at first but then, when i took my hand of i, could taste bitter and sweet
Food#3 I couldn't taste anything even when I took my hand off it didn't taste like anything
Food#4 at first I couldn't taste anything then I could taste the sweet lemon
Food#5 I didn't taste anything at first then I could taste the sweet candy
Food#6 I tasted the sugar
Food#7 As soon as I put it in my mouth I could taste the salt
Food#8 as soon as I put it in my mouth it started to foam up and it was disgusting
Food#9 as soon as I put it in my mouth it was so sour
Food#10 as soon as I put it in it foamed up immediately
Conclusion
I have a better when I can breath
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