用蓝颜色的杯子喝咖啡感觉味道更甜？

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　　你喜欢喝咖啡吗?相信不少人都喜欢喝咖啡提神但同时又被它的苦涩所荼毒。如果你想不加糖就降低这苦涩的感觉，换一个杯子就可以做到。新研究表明，用蓝色杯子或玻璃杯喝咖啡会降低咖啡的苦味。
       

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        　　一项新研究表明，用蓝色杯子或玻璃杯喝咖啡会降低咖啡的苦味，不用加糖就会感觉更甜。
        　　实验表明，相比玻璃杯，用白色杯子喝咖啡会感觉味道更浓;而相比有颜色的杯子，用白色杯子喝咖啡会感觉味道更苦。
        　　研究结果显示，用蓝色杯子喝咖啡感觉最甜。
        　　科学家认为，白色杯子会加重咖啡颜色的视觉效果，而咖啡的褐色是和苦味联系在一起的。
        　　先前的研究就发现，颜色会改变食物的口感。红色草莓口味慕斯蛋糕盛放在白色盘子上比乘放在黑色盘子上感觉更甜更可口。
        　　用蓝色杯子喝咖啡味道更甜?
        　　More than 2.25 billion cups of coffee are consumed across the globe each
day, and its likely that many taste bitter.
        　　Now, a new study suggests that coffee fans can make their drink taste
sweeter by simply swapping the colour of their cup.
        　　Scientists claim that blue and glass mugs, which are popular in some coffee
shops, reduce a coffee’s bitterness, without any need for sugar.
        　　Researchers from Federation University Australia and the University of
Oxford set out to prove whether a barista’s claim - that coffee drunk from a
white cups tastes bitter - was true.
        　　They used 36 volunteers and three different coloured cups - blue, white and
transparent glass - to investigate the claim.
        　　In one experiment, the white mug enhanced the rated ‘intensity’ of the
coffee flavour relative to the transparent mug, according to the study published
in the journal Flavour.
        　　Then, in a second experiment, coffee consumed from the white cup was found
to taste less sweet when compared to the other coloured mugs.
        　　While the blue cup made the coffee taste the sweetest.
        　　The scientists believe that the colour brown may be associated with
bitterness so that coffee in a white cup appears the brownest.
        　　‘Our study clearly shows that the colour of a mug does influence the
perceived taste and flavour of coffee,’ lead author Dr George Doorn of
Federation University Australia, wrote in an article for The Conversation.
        　　‘The effect of the colour of the mug on the flavour of the coffee reported
here suggests that café owners, baristas, as well as crockery manufacturers
should carefully consider the colour of their mugs,’ he said.
        　　‘The potential effects may spell the difference between a one-time purchase
and a return customer.’
        　　The idea that colour can alter the taste of food and drink is not new.
        　　A study published last year revealed that red, strawberry-flavoured mousse
served on a white plate was rated as 10 percent sweeter and 15 percent more
flavoursome than the same food presented on a black plate.