For taste: What is the opposite of Sweet?
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Salty?\n\nDifferent tastes are typically described as sweet, salty, bitter and sour.
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No thanx -\nCremation is my choice -\nThe exact opposite to yours -
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the closest you can get to an opposite for "not" is nothing.  literally, i mean like "   " because adding "not" makes whatever it goes with the opposite.  so the opposite of "not" is just to not have the "not"  :)
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Fruitose\nDextose\ncorn Syrup\nTurbinado\nGluclose
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SUGAR!!  And you don't want to eat cranberry sauce that has no sugar - yuk!!
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Furthermore, if 'pro' is the opposite of 'con', what is the OPPOSITE of progress?
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HMMMM: taste and smell corelate as roughly 80% of taste is scent...but I'd rather loose those than hearing, sight or touch.\n\nI can live without tasting: I may loose a pound or so if not everything taste great\n\nI can live without smelling: not all things with odor are pleasant\n\nI can't live without touching, seeing and hearing my kids...\n\nK
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less sugar, less alcohol
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Not the chocolate...lol...;)
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sweet ones\n\nby the way wats ober ?
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You can just say, vanilla smells good. Someone who does not have a sense of smell will not appreciate any description of whatever the smell is of the certain thing. Describe it in analogy to any other sense. \n\nYou can say: If I will compare ripe banana and an apple, the banana tastes better to me. In analogy to that comparison, if we will put the smell as subject , vanilla is my choice. That would be my differentiation to put into an imagination of what the smell would be.☺
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Not me sweety.\n\n\n--- LeeeN
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Glucose is only sweet because you can sense it to be sweet. It is sweet because the sugar molecules bind to specific receptors on the membranes of cells on your tongue and trigger a signal transduction pathway that creates the sweet taste in your brain. O, H, C can not bind to that receptor, so they do not taste sweet.\n\nIt's also related to the sugar molecule's geometry. Something must be soluted into liquid so it can give 'taste'.Just take an example of glucose. When it's soluted into water, the molecule's geometry is changed from aliphatic chain form (see Fischer projection for glucose) into cyclic form (see Haworth projection).\nGlucose can give sweet taste if it's in cyclic form..that's why glucose is oftenly said as beta-dextro-glukopiranose. Pirane word there is shown to implied that the glucose is in cyclic form...
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amoral\nnonspecific\nunreliable
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tea:  iced, unsweetened, no lemon.  \nbottled, arizona blueberry white tea.  \nspiced: tazo chai with milk and a dash of sugar.\n\ncoffee: no thank you!\n\nsoda (up here we call it 'pop'):  \nthis is my weakness.  coke is it.  \nwhen i'm feeling a little guilty, diet pepsi or diet dr. pepper.  \na & w root beer is good, and i also like ginger ale.
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if it is i want to taste it and i wonder what kind it is???
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#1 hito no konomi wa samazama.(=Tastes differ.)\n\nhito measn "man".\nkonomi means "liking" or "taste".\nsamazama means "diverse"\n\n#2 tade kuu mushi mo sukizuki.(=There exist bugs that eat tade even if it tastes bitter).\n\ntade is a plant that tastes bitter.\nkuu means "eat".\nmushi means "bug".\nsukizuki means "matter of taste".\n\nThis saying imply this.\nThere exist men who like a woman who doesn't look beautiful.\n\n#3 bi towa shukanteki na monodearu. kyakkanteki niwa handan dekinai.(=Beauty is judged subjectively. We can't judge it objectively.)\n\nbi means "beauty".\nshukanteki means "subjective".\nkyakkanteki means "objective".\nhandan means "judge".\ndekinai means "can not".