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A third experiment was described to participants as a taste test: their task was to decide how much hot sauce to give to other tasters.

Each team's three tasters sniff, swirl, spit, confer; one puts his face in his hands, searching for inspiration.

This panel of trained tasters evaluates oils from all over the world to provide guidance to California's young olive-oil industry.

Supertasters, she said, live in a "neon world" of flavours; non-tasters in a "pastel world" .

The tasters are coming up with a tea with an oriental flavour.

If gelatin-type desserts are prepared without color, inexperienced tasters will find it hard to distinguish lime from Cherry.

Other brewers are reluctant to say whether women make better tasters.

In the Pfalz the tasters were possibly less fastidious, at least in 2005.

Generally, when participating in non-blind taste tests the tasters have decided which water they like better before tasting.

Women trained as tasters outshine their male counterparts, he says.

The tasters noted which wines really didn't work with scallops. And the researchers found that those wines all had high levels of iron.

Blind tasting. Tasting wines of which the origin and identity are not previously disclosed to the tasters.

Finding the very best tasters is crucial to the beer industry.

The number of women tasters has roughly quadrupled in 10 years.

There are even professional wine tasters employed in the industry to check standards.

Sometimes they offered six varieties of jam, at other times 24; jam tasters were then offered a voucher to buy jam at a discount.

Today, 30% of SABMiller's 1, 000 advanced-level tasters are female, Mr. Axcell says.

So these are just small tasters into the insights that bonobo give us to our past and present.

Tasters evaluate the bidis for the markets, and often sample up to 100 a day

Sensitivity analysis of tasters'olfaction and taste threshold

Resume of some state level wine tasters