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Spiciness is not a taste. It is caused by capacsin activating the same nociceptors responsible for the sensation of the pain when burnt.
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What taste is not directly related to taste buds?
spicy
What tree has a spicy taste?
person
How does an onoin taste like?
an onion taste sour and quite spicy
What does chili taste like?
spicy but yummy!
Why does milk get rid of spicy taste and water does not?
because the lactase detroys the taste and milk has casein, a fat-loving compound that binds with the spicy capsaicin in peppers. that washes the taste away.
What is in the food Brot?
it is a sausage with a tangy spicy taste
What is the soup that has a spicy and cheesy taste?
Tortilla Soup.
How do you get a spicy taste outn of your mouth?
Eat flower
What taste is not directly related to tastes buds?
spicy
What part of the tongue can taste the spicy?
The ability to taste spiciness comes from sensors on the tip and edges of the tongue. These sensors detect the presence of capsaicin, the compound responsible for the sensation of heat in spicy foods.
What chemical in milk that reduces spicy taste?
Its not a chemical thing. It dilutes Cap... Capai... The stuff that makes peppers spicy. "Spicy" isnt a taste, its a sensation felt by the tastebuds as a result of cap... that stuff. Bread is apparently a better alternative to milk, though, as it absorbs the "spicy" oils.
What do deviled eggs taste like?
They taste like a half boiled egg and are a bit spicy
