Can a person have taste-bud hallucinations?
For the last year or so, I've been tasting cinnamon in Snickers. Never tasted it there before. Assumed they'd changed the recipe slightly.
Then I started tasting cinnamon in chocolate chip cookies. And I don't mean other people's choc-chip cookies, where somebody might've put a pinch in the dough. I mean my choc-chip cookies, that I baked, where I know there is no cinnamon.
And this morning I tasted cinnamon in the granola. The granola that I made. The granola that has no cinnamon.
At least I'm hallucinating cinnamon and not liver or kale.
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I'm tasting peanut butter in our yellow tomatoes from the garden...and not just once, every time I eat them...must be hormonal!
ReplyDeleteCinnamon does lower your blood sugar!
ReplyDeleteHey, Pam, I like the idea that it's hormonal and not delusional!
ReplyDeleteEwe, will imaginary cinnamon lower my blood sugar, or does it just affect my imaginary blood?
In my imagination, I eat whatever I want and I don't feel sick ever. I don't think it counts.
ReplyDeleteIn my old apartment, I used to smell maple syrup every once in a while, randomly. No one else would smell it, but I haven't smelled it anywhere else either. So weird. Especially since I have almost no sense of smell!
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