Why it’s better to eat with you mouth open!

PARIS, July 27 — Discerning foodies who dream of reaching culinary nirvana might have to rethink their table manners and stop keeping their mouths closed while chewing to make...

PARIS, July 27 — Discerning foodies who dream of reaching culinary nirvana might have to rethink their table manners and stop keeping their mouths closed while chewing to make food taste even better.

A professor of psychology at the University of Oxford, Charles Spence, told The Times that eating with your mouth open actually maximises the pleasure of every mouthful. This tasting method — which can be easily identified by the strange noise emitted by the mouth — involves sucking in a little air while swirling the wine in the mouth.

In fact, several gourmet restaurants have already offered their customers the opportunity to grasp the components of a dish with their fingers in order to appreciate its full taste profile.

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