A few days ago, the Post ran a story about gymnemic acid, the "anti-miracle fruit" mentioned here before. The acid is extracted from an herb and blocks the mouth's sweet receptors when it's consumed. As a result, anything sweet tastes...
Today's center column on the front page of the Wall Street Journal is all about this blog's favorite berry, miracle fruit. I held a tasting of the fruit for friends a few weeks ago. In a weird sequence of events,...
Friend of EatFoo Abi posted her review of the miracle fruit party at her new site, Wine Generation....
The guy from whom I got the miracle fruit (a.k.a. my dealer) was very nice and called me today to make sure everything had gone well with the miracle fruit. I asked him whether it was alright if I gave...
Miracle fruit is not mind-blowing, but it's very, very cool. If you have the choice, go for the magic mushrooms, but otherwise miracle fruit is one of the weirdest food-induced experiences one can have. It's like some weird new...
A few days ago I received an invitation from my friend and EatFoo co-blogger David Barzelay to try some "miracle fruit." According to rumor, this unusual fruit possesses an amazing property. Eating one temporarily alters one's sense of taste, making...
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