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super tasting and aniseed?

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    I suspect my (female) partner is a super taster
    news.bbc.co.uk2880471.stm

    We have strongly different favourite English beers - this is
    not just a matter of preferance, our descrptions are
    massively divergent, with she often describing a beer as
    "very bitter" which I merely find "nicely hoppy".

    Last night I followed a recipe which used a small amount of
    star anise as a flavo(u)r enhancer. guardian.co.-guardian.co.-
    uk/weekend/story/0,3605,1141521,00.html

    She found the meal almost inedible, describing the anise as
    overpowering every other flavo(u)r in the dish.

    I have (thank you, Google) found several articles on super
    tasting w.r.t bitterness.

    My question is - does super tasting also (strongly) affect
    your sensitivity to aniseed?

    BugBear

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