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Are there more than 5 tastes? - Answers

Yes, in addition to the traditional five tastes—sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami—research has identified additional tastes such as fat (oleogustus), metallic, and kokumi, which enhances the perception of other tastes. Some scientists also explore the possibility of other tastes linked to specific compounds. This expanding understanding suggests that our taste perception is more complex than previously thought.



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Yes, in addition to the traditional five tastes—sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami—research has identified additional tastes such as fat (oleogustus), metallic, and kokumi, which enhances the perception of other tastes. Some scientists also explore the possibility of other tastes linked to specific compounds. This expanding understanding suggests that our taste perception is more complex than previously thought.



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Yes, in addition to the traditional five tastes—sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami—research has identified additional tastes such as fat (oleogustus), metallic, and kokumi, which enhances the perception of other tastes. Some scientists also explore the possibility of other tastes linked to specific compounds. This expanding understanding suggests that our taste perception is more complex than previously thought.

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