How do you know you don't like it if you haven't tasted it?

Answer 1

The smell and the look sure puts me off things .

Answer 2

You smell it.

Appearance and presentation can both play a large part in making something appear appetizing, but a large part of the taste sensation is directly coupled with the sense of smell.

There are exceptions, but at the most basic level your tongue checks for sweet and bitter, and the olfactory system/smelling sense does most of the rest.

Answer 3

The smell, its strongly connected with the sense of taste. If one lost their sense of smell, you would lose a great deal of taste.

Answer 4

Because i know if i don't like the smell, i most likely won't like the taste.=)

Answer 5

You don't.
Try everything (unless of course it has something in it you may be allergic to) But then it's not like you are just putting off tasting, it's for your health.

Answer 6

That is so true. You have to take a taste to see if you maybe like it.

Answer 7

You don't, but generally if you don't like the smell of something then you won't like it! but the best thing to do is taste it!

Answer 8

i know i dont like something even if i havent tasted it because of how it smells and how it looks.

Answer 9

Well the look and the thought of it is enough for me,yeeeeeucccckkkkkkkkkk........!!!!!!!!!!

Liver is an example I cant even look at in the butchers without getting queezy,at residential school they forced me to eat it once and I was sick all over the dinner table,I told them I cant eat it I will be sick,but would they listen NO!!!!!!!! And that was the first time I tried it.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 10

I`ll taste anything twice.
(just to be sure,you know.)