LICK YOUR TV AND TASTE THE FOOD YOU ARE WATCHING
Our readers must be thinking we are out of our minds, no we are not, yes you can taste the food that you are watching on your TV screen, know how in this report of ours.
(The Quiver) Have you ever watched a food show like Masterchef India or any kind of food vlogs in Youtube wondered how does a dish taste like? , regretted of not tasting the food. Especially when it comes to sinful good looking desserts and nostalgic food prepared by desi style. Well, looks like every foodie’s prayers have been answered. Exclusively presenting before you a Japanese professor who has invented a lickable television screen that can make your taste buds feel the food flavours displayed on the screen. Read on to know more about this fascinating invention.
Lick This Japanese TV Screen Display And Taste Different Foods
Taste the TV (TTTV) invented by a Japanese University professor has created a tornado in the food-technology world. This device utilises a carousel of 10 flavour canisters like sweet, sour, spicy and savoury, that spray in unique combinations to let users taste a particular food. A clickable transparent hygienic sheet rolls over the flat-screen TV and puts it in the approximate location of the food shown on the TV. Viewers can lick this sheet to taste a wide variety of food flavours. A professor in Meiji University in Tokyo revealed to Reuters, that this invention can enhance the manner in which people connect and interact with the outside world amid the pandemic.
The TV Can Help Chefs & Sommeliers With Distancing Learning
The Taste TV successfully combines video images with realistic tastes. In fact, this invention can help with distance learning for cooks and sommeliers and also give rise to tasting games and quizzes. Welcome to the future! The test demonstrations of this Taste TV offer a wide menu for also alcohol tasting. The research team used a rubbery fake tongue to taste the flavours dropped on the display. Professors Miyashita stated to Reuters that they’re thinking of launching a platform where tastes from across the world can be distributed as ‘taste content’. Well, isn’t this a fascinating invention, quirky but really interesting!
