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["Andrew C. Oliver" <acoliver AT buni.org>]

Cold does reduce your ability to taste.  Among other things it 
constricts the blood flow that feed the taste buds.  This is not to say 
you taste nothing just that some flavors can only be detected at lower 
temperatures.  You would taste more flavor if that said cream soda was 
warm...you just may not like some of the flavors you perceive.

Phillip Rhodes wrote:
> David Minton wrote:
> > On 6/4/07 4:28 PM, "Phillip Rhodes" <mindcrime AT cpphacker.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > I guess the opportunity to taste what you are drinking is not a 
> > priority :-(
>
> Is there some rule that beverages only have flavor at room temperature? :-)
>
> And if there is, well, so be it.  But the ice-cold Cream Soda
> I'm drinking right now tastes mighty fine to me...
>
>
> TTYL,
>
>
>
> Phil
>
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