I wish I knew. As I got older, my taste buds changed and I liked more food.
If they complained that the food is not nice, next time you let the other cheff taste it first so you know if it taste good or bad
Taste-testers.
Because people decided to do it like that.
Taste it.
Food coloring has no taste and should not affect the taste of the food. However, the color of a food can impact psychology and make people think the food tastes different, even when, objectively, it tastes the same.
If you start eating healthy when you are young then you will get your taste buds immune to the taste instead of when you are older when your taste buds haven't tasted the food over all your years of age. It won't taste good after you put the food in your mouth.
You are only born with a certain number of taste buds and they do not regenerate, so with age you start the lose the number of taste buds you have any many older persons overseason (especially salt) their food.
Older people are at risk of malnutrition due to various factors, such as decreased appetite, changes in taste and smell, dental issues, difficulty chewing or swallowing, chronic illnesses, medication side effects, and limited access to nutritious food. Additionally, aging can lead to a reduced ability to absorb nutrients from food, further contributing to the risk of malnutrition in older individuals.
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Yes, taste buds can change as you age. The number of taste buds may decrease, which can affect your sense of taste. Age-related changes in taste perception can result in a decreased ability to taste certain flavors or a preference for stronger flavors.
Food colouring doesn't have an effect on the taste. It enhances the appearance of the food. Some people may think that food tastes better if it looks attractive.