Massey University sensory science professor Joanne Hort has been thinking about the way emotions affect an individual’s response to food since she was a graduate student more than two decades ago.

During her doctoral work at Sheffield Hallam University in the United Kingdom, Hort was part of a project that assessed consumers’ sensory responses to a popular brand of black currant cordial. In that project, the researchers found that while various samples were liked by tasters in equal measure, they…

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Danielle Beurteaux is a journalist who writes about science, technology, and food (@daniellebeurt and linkedin.com/in/daniellebeurteaux).

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  1. Sensory Science
  2. R&D
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