To open people's minds to a new food, you sometimes just have to get them to open their mouths. Research has shown that if people try something enough times, they'll probably grow to like it.
Mary Roach, in her book "Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal," highlights an important concept regarding food perception. She suggests that the key to introducing new flavors to people lies in encouraging them to taste unfamiliar foods. This approach is effective because repeated exposure can lead to a change in preferences.
The idea emphasizes the notion that initial reluctance can be overcome through experience. Research supports this, showing that when individuals...
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