Scientists Finally Tested Whether Leftovers Actually Taste Better the Next Day
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Scientists Finally Tested Whether Leftovers Actually Taste Better the Next Day
If you grew up with a grandma who snapped the lid on a Tupperware and promised dinner would be even better tomorrow, you probably knew she was right. Then there’s the takeout that’s only been in the fridge for three hours, and somehow it tastes like fridge. What gives? Scientists at Deakin University in Australia […]
Scientists from Deakin University in Australia performed a blind taste test with food remains, discovering that the chicken with butter was the only dish that turned out to be the most tasty the next day, with a 64% preference... Read more › La entrada Scientific study on whether late-night food knows best was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.
A research team at Deakin University in Australia conducted a blind taste test comparing freshly prepared food with food prepared the previous day. The results showed that while the idea that food tastes better after sitting overnight isn't entirely a myth, it's a tendency observed only in certain dishes. Read more...
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