How Do Our Senses Classify the Foods We Eat?

The video explores how our senses help classify foods. It begins with a question from Brian about food classification using senses. The video explains how smell, sight, taste, touch, and hearing influence our food choices. It provides examples of classifying foods by taste (sweet, sour, salty, bitter), smell (chocolatey, spicy, smoky, fruity), touch (creamy, sticky, cold, hot), sight (colorful, juicy, fresh, beautiful), and hearing (sizzle, pop, crunch, snap). The video concludes by encouraging viewers to consider these senses when eating.

How would you classify the appearance of a fruit salad?

What sounds can food make, according to the text?

What should you consider about food when eating a meal or snack?