How Do You Eat Food Without Tasting It?
• Order a drink with ice. Order a drink with ice. You can use the ice to desensitize your tongue. • Try not to chew the food too much. Try not to chew the food too much. It will stay in your mouth longer, making the taste last. However, do not underchew it either, as this is dangerous (you may choke) and sometimes rude. It’s a bit obvious that you’re trying to get the taste out of your mouth. • Drink a little with each bite. Drink a little with each bite. This helps offset the bad flavor, especially if you’re drinking water or something refreshing. • Don’t breathe through your nose. Don’t breathe through your nose. Only do this if you can hold your breath long enough to chew and swallow safely. Most of the “bad taste” is detected by your nose. If air isn’t passing through it, you will dodge most of the bad taste because you’re not smelling it. Smell something strong before eating. Smell something strong before eating. A strong-smelling flower, perfume, or coffee might overwhelm your no
