Science · 1975 · 141 citations · 8 references
AgricultureNutritionPsychologyCultureNative American StudiesSensory EvaluationConsumer Food ChoiceConsumer Preference TestingFood ChoicesGustatory PhysiologyGustatory SystemTaste EvaluationBitter Taste PerceptionConsumer Food PreferencesCross-cultural Preference DifferencesFlavor PerceptionSalty Taste PerceptionTaste AnthropologyTaste Intensity MeasurementTaste Preferences
A population of Indian laborers who show high preferences for sour and bitter tastes has been studied. Their judgments of taste intensity and pleasantness of sweet and salty stimuli are in accord with European population estimates, which suggests that dietary history may alter preferences for simple taste stimuli without affecting the gustatory system.
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