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With a blocked nose from a cold, food tastes bland — not because your tongue has changed, but because odours from food in your mouth can't reach your smell receptors at the back of the nose.
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Part 10 · The Senses
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With a blocked nose from a cold, food tastes bland — not because your tongue has changed, but because odours from food in your mouth can't reach your smell receptors at the back of the nose.
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