How Flavor tripping works
The Miracle Berry
When miracle fruit is consumed, the miraculin in the berry binds to the taste buds on the tongue.
When miracle fruit is consumed, the miraculin in the berry binds to the taste buds on the tongue.
Flavor tripping occurs when you consume a berry known as miracle fruit.
When miracle fruit is consumed, the miraculin in the berry binds to the taste buds on the tongue.
When miracle fruit is consumed, the miraculin in the berry binds to the taste buds on the tongue.
When miracle fruit is consumed, the miraculin in the berry binds to the taste buds on the tongue.
The berry coats your tongue in such a way that foods taste differently. Specifically, sour foods taste sweet. A lemon suddenly tastes like lemonade. Cheese tastes like frosting, and vinegar tastes like apple juice.