why taste of tea change when it becomes cold
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Besides limiting and isolating the effects of smell on taste, cold or room temperature tea changes the physical act of tasting. ... One more mysterious phenomenon is that when drinking atea hot or cold, interesting flavors come through, drinking a lukewarm teausually has little to no taste.
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Because the reaction of TRPM5 in our taste buds is much more intense when the temperature of food or fluid is increased, sending a stronger electrical signal to the brain and resulting in an enhanced taste. "The clearest example for sweet taste is ice cream
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Because the reaction of TRPM5 in our taste buds is much more intense when the temperature of food or fluid is increased, sending a stronger electrical signal to the brain and resulting in an enhanced taste. "The clearest example for sweet taste is ice cream
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I think it will be because of change in effect on our gustatory recptors in tongue
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