cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/60110382
Unless I’m just going crazy, whenever I drink tea outside it has a slight aftertaste that I never get when I drink it elsewhere.
Edit to add, it has more taste, if that makes sense. It has a more complex taste.
Your nose does crazy things to your taste buds.
Maybe it’s a delusion you create because you know you’re outside. Because a mind is a terrible thing.
When you go outside with tea, I believe you are more nose blind.
When I eat leftovers the day after, or go camping, food tastes better because I am nose blind to the flavors. My brain becomes alert to sudden flavors when I eat outside, and grows fatigued when I am cooking/preparing indoors.
Read more on wikipedia Olfactory fatigue
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I don’t mean this in a mean way, but what do you mean?
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