Sherry Taylor

Q: A new study says that if you don’t like a food you should do this to see if it will taste better?

A: Eat it in a different location

A new study out of Israel found that if you try a food and it grosses you out, you associate the LOCATION where you ate it with the grossness.

So if you try that food in a different place, you can give it another fair shot, and you might actually like it more.

(From the Grapevine)

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