Preferring a Taste and Recognizing It May Involve Separate Brain Areas, Study Shows

Are you disgusted when you hear about Elvis Presley's fried peanut butter 'n 'nanner sandwiches? A new study shows that it could all be in your head. In fact, our taste preferences may have little to do with whether we can even recognize the substance we're eating or drinking.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news4896.html">Preferring a Taste and Recognizing It May Involve Separate Brain Areas, Study Shows</a></p> <p>Are you disgusted when you hear about Elvis Presley's fried peanut butter 'n 'nanner sandwiches? A new study shows that it could all be in your head. In fact, our taste preferences may have little to do with whether we can even recognize the substance we're eating or drinking.</p>