the-reasons-why-food-tastes-better-in-a-bowl-than-on-a-plate

7/9/2018

This article delves into the psychological and sensory reasons why food tends to taste better when served in a bowl rather than on a plate. It discusses how the shape and depth of a bowl can enhance the sensory experience of eating, as it allows the aroma to concentrate and the flavors to mingle. The article also touches on the idea of visual perception, as food presented in a bowl is often perceived as more comforting and satisfying. Additionally, it explores the influence of tactile sensations, where the act of holding a bowl and spoon creates a more intimate connection with the food. Overall, the article suggests that the choice of dishware can significantly impact our perception of flavor and enjoyment of a meal.

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