The Knorr brand, which has produced the legendary Knorr soups and cubes for almost 80 years, conducted an interesting experiment in which it first conducted short interviews with strangers about their dietary preferences, and then sent them on a blind date with a person who had the same taste. Is there love at first taste? Did a spark fly? You will find out all this below.
Knorr asked 12 thousand people from 12 countries what it means to them taste, to find out what an important role it plays in life. Taste is the heart of Knorr, and for 80 years the German brand has been making sure that the saying "Love goes thru the stomach” is still true.
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In a campaign survey Love at First Taste (there is also an interesting clip of blind dates in which Knorr paired people according to taste similarity and in which they had to feed each other) Knorr found that three out of four people (78 percent) someone seems more attractive, if he has the same taste in food as you.
It's yours soul mate so someone with a related taste in food?
