He heard two brothers alone in their dead parents' home arguing about potato chips: "I'm not getting some crisps taste exactly the same, cost double, Coleman".
Science has shown how certain sounds can make crisps taste crunchier, oysters taste saltier, and aeroplane food taste bad. .
One crisp company changed the material it used to make packets as the crunchier sound made the crisps taste fresher to consumers.
Most of the dishes are made with fresh produce — cucumbers, eggplants, and of course, tomatoes — and many of them promise interesting and crisp tastes.
Most people understand crop diversity in terms of choice — it's the difference between the sweet, creamy flavor of a Gala apple and the tart, crisp taste of a Granny Smith.
I've spoken to Michelin-starred chefs after appearing on Sunday morning TV shows and they can all reel off their favourite crisp sandwich, like "Frazzles, white bread, Lurpak!" I'm particularly good at blind crisp taste tests.
The drinks include beer or excellent Mexican sodas made by Jarritos, which uses cane sugar instead of the American corn syrup, giving the soda a clean, crisp taste in tangy flavors like grapefruit and tamarind.
The traditional phrase for the fruit over-ripening and losing its crisp taste is unlikely to be bandied around until mid or late August, if first reports from the mass exercise prove to be a consistent pattern.
Sit out with Coke!… the cold crisp taste that deeply satisfies!", a 1967 one for 7-Up merely shows an ice-cold bottle top dripping with condensation and the tagline, "Wet and Wild".
Wrapped in the music and the languages, with the crisp taste of pilsner in my mouth, I was on the edge of losing myself at last — until, once again, I heard a woman's voice: "Are you sleeping?" I opened my eyes.
