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Experience a change in taste perception with Sonic Tasting, Caroline Hobkinson & Anita Stubenrauch
In this episode you are invited to join us for an multi sensory experience. Think Willy Wonka mixed with electronic music. We will be exploring the interplay of sounds with food perception with food anthologist Caroline Hopkinson and creative, apple credo writer, Anita Strebenauch.
We will explore the interrelationship between food and flavor.
We are inviting you to eat special ingredients, listen to custom designed pieces of music, and experience the impact that they have on each other.
Drawing on the latest gastrophysical research into sensory perception, the music uses exact sonic frequencies and musical gestures calibrated to enhance the mouthfeel, flavour and provenance of each ingredient.
We are not manipulating a flavor but modulating and highlighting what is already there. There is no right or wrong. Some sensations will be stronger than others.
So sharpen your ears and explore with us the fascinating relationship between sound and flavor.
Prepare by grabbing one or more of the following ingredients:
1. Coffee lozenge or a plain cup of coffee
2. Popping candy
3. A 2x3” piece of seaweed
4. Honey lozenge
5. Gum jaw breaker
6.Glass of water
AND bring plenty of Curiosity
If you’d like to participate but would rather Caroline handles the ingredients, you can purchase a lockdown kit from https://unusualingredients.co/lockdown-kit-1
Think of this as yoga for your mouth.
Feedback from the experience include:
“The experience is like a weird popping candy connection to the universe”. Caroline Hopkinson
“ In Harry Potter there was gilley weed. It felt like the seaweed was a mechanism that let me go underneath the water and let me be ok in this totally foreign environment where I wouldn’t normally be able to breath.“
“Takes you back to your seven year old self, so it is sonic time travel” Caroline Hobkinson
Get in touch with:
Caroline Hobkinson
www.carolinehobkinson.com or https://unusualingredients.co. on Instagram @caro_hobkinson.
Anita Stubenrauch
Linkedin or at www.causeeffectcreative.com or www.makeandbelieve.co
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In this episode you are invited to join us for an multi sensory experience. Think Willy Wonka mixed with electronic music. We will be exploring the interplay of sounds with food perception with food anthologist Caroline Hopkinson and creative, apple credo writer, Anita Strebenauch.
We will explore the interrelationship between food and flavor.
We are inviting you to eat special ingredients, listen to custom designed pieces of music, and experience the impact that they have on each other.
Drawing on the latest gastrophysical research into sensory perception, the music uses exact sonic frequencies and musical gestures calibrated to enhance the mouthfeel, flavour and provenance of each ingredient.
We are not manipulating a flavor but modulating and highlighting what is already there. There is no right or wrong. Some sensations will be stronger than others.
So sharpen your ears and explore with us the fascinating relationship between sound and flavor.
Prepare by grabbing one or more of the following ingredients:
1. Coffee lozenge or a plain cup of coffee
2. Popping candy
3. A 2x3” piece of seaweed
4. Honey lozenge
5. Gum jaw breaker
6.Glass of water
AND bring plenty of Curiosity
If you’d like to participate but would rather Caroline handles the ingredients, you can purchase a lockdown kit from https://unusualingredients.co/lockdown-kit-1
Think of this as yoga for your mouth.
Feedback from the experience include:
“The experience is like a weird popping candy connection to the universe”. Caroline Hopkinson
“ In Harry Potter there was gilley weed. It felt like the seaweed was a mechanism that let me go underneath the water and let me be ok in this totally foreign environment where I wouldn’t normally be able to breath.“
“Takes you back to your seven year old self, so it is sonic time travel” Caroline Hobkinson
Get in touch with:
Caroline Hobkinson
www.carolinehobkinson.com or https://unusualingredients.co. on Instagram @caro_hobkinson.
Anita Stubenrauch
Linkedin or at www.causeeffectcreative.com or www.makeandbelieve.co