Is it normal to like switching food products to see if they can tell?

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I do this, I will dump out camel cigarettes and replace them with Marlboros. People always notice the smooth, rich difference.

I get really paranoid over this sort of thing, but that's probably because I'm a vegetarian. It's easy to spot the differences between different "fake meat"(?) products, or veggie alternatives or whatever they're called:P. I'd feel sick if someone told me if I'd eaten something other than what I thought, even just over something like Ice Cream. I can't believe people don't notice. I think what you're doing sounds sort of funny, but it makes me feel uncomfortable.:P

Sounds like fun but if you get caught be prepared for some harsh words or worse

I have a very keen sense of taste and observational skills. My dad, in the past, has attempted to change brands that my family uses without telling us and I figure it out right away.

I feel that sometimes people are so used to a certain food that they don't think about what they are eating anymore. They only think they know what they're eating because it has been the 1000th time they've stuffed their face with it. In reality, their brain is tricking their taste buds into tasting what they are so used to.

Also, whether or not you like a food can be all about perception. If you look at the food and decide you won't like the taste, 9/10 you won't like the taste. You program your brain to automatically shoot down the food the instant it reaches your receptors.

You should try food coloring something and asking the person what flavor it is. I saw it on a TV show and most everyone thought that a lemon jello was actually cherry or strawberry because of the red food coloring.

I think it's very interesting, and I definitely would not be able to tell the difference.

Like for girls with my cock and a hot dog

That's pretty funny! Keep up the good work

i like wt ur doing even if it is mean less .. that's pretty funny