432: Snap, Crackle, Pop! The Secret Science of The Sound of Food
Update: 2016-12-10
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Is sound the forgotten flavor sense? This week we speak with Charles Spence, professor of Experimental Psychology at Oxford University, about the sounds of crunch, crackle, creamy, carbonated, and crisp, and how they alter the flavors of our favorite foods. We'll test water bottles, and speak with food writer Adam Gopnik about a viral dish that has taken over the Internet. Then we'll head into the test kitchen and learn how to make the perfect Chicken Baked in Foil with Sweet Potato and Radish. And of course, we’ll be taking your calls to answer all of your cooking questions.
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