Edible Aphrodisiacs: Do They Really Work?
Everyone has heard of aphrodisiacs — those delicious little tidbits that tickle your tummy and whet your sexual appetite. Do they really work? For centuries, satisfied couples have sworn by them, although scientists say the effects are inconclusive. At MyPleasure, we think it’s up to you. Try these lust-inducing goodies and decide for yourself! Peaches: The Chinese have known for centuries that this ripe, sensual fruit is as engaging to the sex drive as it is to the palate. Select firm, unblemished fruit, and then store it in a paper bag until it’s perfectly ripe. Feed it to your lover whole for a juicy, delectable delight. Bananas: Their phallic shape makes bananas a favorite with sensuality-minded chefs. Try Bananas Foster, a flaming dessert dish that combines bananas with rum, butter, brown sugar, and ice cream. Pine Nuts: The staple of every good pesto dish, these tiny tree seeds have been used as an aphrodisiac since Roman times. Toss a handful into a food processor with fresh ba
