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For Spence, the can is evidence of the power of a package's color to alter the taste of the contents.
But not even Prime Minister John Key of New Zealand, who personally returned the stash, got a taste of the contents of the bottles of Mackinlay's whiskey, which were rediscovered 102 years after Shackleton was forced to leave them behind.
When George Osborne mentioned cutting aid to China and Russia in his CSR speech, I couldn't help but think of those greased howitzer shells and the bland, slightly chemical taste of their contents.
In case this title did not make its point, a subtitle gave the reader a fair taste of its contents: A Specimen of the Many Errors, as Well Committed, as Unamended, by Mr Pope in his Late Edition of this Poet.
Converting food into food products (processing) creates issues of content, taste and safety, while the retail and catering industries are concerned with supply and choice.
"I find some of the ads revolting in terms of taste and content," said William B. Dunn, a partner at the law firm Clark Hill in Detroit and special adviser to the American Bar Association's Standing Committee on Ethics and Responsibility.
Capitalizing on the fact that disgust is repeatedly inducible within the scanner environment, we scanned the same participants while they (a) view actors taste the content of a cup and look disgusted (b) tasted unpleasant bitter liquids to induce disgust, and (c) read and imagine scenarios involving disgust and their neutral counterparts.
That's just a taste of what industry leaders, content creators and game changers will present.
