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"You don&amp;#039;t have to buy pricey food to feel pampered. A new study from the journal Flavour found that certain silverware changed the perception of how certain foods tasted. To make your food:  Gourmet: Use a light plastic spoon and a heavy bowl or plate to make your food feel more indulgent and expensive. The Flavour study found that people who ate yogurt with a light plastic spoon enjoyed it more and found it denser.  Sweet: To &amp;quot;sweeten&amp;quot; your beverages without added sugar, serve in orange cups with a white interior, or dark cream-colored cups. Another study from the Journal of Sensory Studies found that hot chocolate served in those colors was rated sweeter and more appealing.  Salty: Research found that serving food in a blue bowl made it seem saltier. Try filling a bowl with popcorn and chips. You may eat less of the snack foods because they&amp;#039;ll seem saltier and more satisfying. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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