Study reveals we don't taste our food enough

| International News | Wednesday May 23 2012 19:01

We're apparently losing touch with our taste buds, and it's the pace of modern life which is to blame.

A new study has found 60 percent of us never or rarely taste what we eat and that figure increases to 83 percent when we're distracted.

Photo: NZ Herald

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