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e83sOHpFYv · 05-02-2011, 05:16 PM

Danielle,

I thought the video turned out quite well.

e83

From the Playboy Adviser on the taste of semen.

Q. Sometimes after my girlfriend gives me a blow job, she says my semen tastes bitter. Other times she says it tastes like nothing. Does it have to do with what I eat?
-- V.R., Cincinnati, Ohio
A. We have yet to see any scientific research on this topic, but we're having a damned good time gathering anecdotal evidence atop the counters of the Playboy test kitchen. Female readers write us regularly to claim they can tell from the taste of ejaculate what their lover had for dinner, whether he'd been drinking, even if he'd been with another woman. We suspect most women discern a difference in taste because of what they've eaten, or because of something they smell (the two senses are intricately linked). If your girlfriend had a glass of wine before your tryst, whatever follows will taste bitter; mouthwash or toothpaste can have the same effect. Why not choose a more palatable flavor as an appetizer to fellatio? Years ago a reader told us about a technique she called the Amaretto Popsicle. Her boyfriend would dip his fingers in a glass of Amaretto, and she would alternate between sucking his fingers and sucking his ****.

Q. I read with interest your response to the reader who asked if what he eats affects the taste of his semen. You said it probably doesn't. I disagree. My husband loves blow jobs, but I hate the bitter taste of his semen. So we tried a recipe we read in a newsletter called "Batteries Not Included." In a juicer, blend a stalk of celery and a third of a fresh pineapple. My husband drinks six ounces of this concoction every day. The trick is that celery and pineapple contain high concentrations of aspartic acid and the amino acid phenylalanine, the same ingredients used in sugar substitutes. What do you think?
-- G.A., Chicago, Illinois
A. Your recipe may not work for everyone, but it will prevent outbreaks of scurvy.
Q. All my past lovers have said they didn't like the bitter or salty taste of my semen. When I asked my current girlfriend about this, she said my semen didn't taste like anything. Could it be that some women are more aware of the taste than others? After all, some people like broccoli and some don't.
-- R.W., Colorado Springs, Colorado
A. Perhaps. Researchers have documented differences in the sense of taste. In one study, scientists asked test subjects to place a bitter synthetic chemical on their tongues. A quarter of the people tasted nothing. Half said it tasted bitter. A quarter found it so bitter they retched. The last group are "supertasters" -- men and women who have a large number of taste buds (as many as 1100 per square centimeter of tongue). For a supertaster, frosting tastes too sweet, coffee is too bitter and alcohol too sharp. Supertasters don't like the feel of oil or fat on their tongues, and they dislike salty or spicy foods. Women are more likely to be supertasters -- about 35 percent of Caucasian women fall into the category, compared with ten percent of white men.

danielle_ftv · 05-03-2011, 02:36 AM

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Originally Posted by e83sOHpFYv

Danielle,

I thought the video turned out quite well.

e83

From the Playboy Adviser on the taste of semen.

Q. Sometimes after my girlfriend gives me a blow job, she says my semen tastes bitter. Other times she says it tastes like nothing. Does it have to do with what I eat?
-- V.R., Cincinnati, Ohio
A. We have yet to see any scientific research on this topic, but we're having a damned good time gathering anecdotal evidence atop the counters of the Playboy test kitchen. Female readers write us regularly to claim they can tell from the taste of ejaculate what their lover had for dinner, whether he'd been drinking, even if he'd been with another woman. We suspect most women discern a difference in taste because of what they've eaten, or because of something they smell (the two senses are intricately linked). If your girlfriend had a glass of wine before your tryst, whatever follows will taste bitter; mouthwash or toothpaste can have the same effect. Why not choose a more palatable flavor as an appetizer to fellatio? Years ago a reader told us about a technique she called the Amaretto Popsicle. Her boyfriend would dip his fingers in a glass of Amaretto, and she would alternate between sucking his fingers and sucking his ****.

Q. I read with interest your response to the reader who asked if what he eats affects the taste of his semen. You said it probably doesn't. I disagree. My husband loves blow jobs, but I hate the bitter taste of his semen. So we tried a recipe we read in a newsletter called "Batteries Not Included." In a juicer, blend a stalk of celery and a third of a fresh pineapple. My husband drinks six ounces of this concoction every day. The trick is that celery and pineapple contain high concentrations of aspartic acid and the amino acid phenylalanine, the same ingredients used in sugar substitutes. What do you think?
-- G.A., Chicago, Illinois
A. Your recipe may not work for everyone, but it will prevent outbreaks of scurvy.
Q. All my past lovers have said they didn't like the bitter or salty taste of my semen. When I asked my current girlfriend about this, she said my semen didn't taste like anything. Could it be that some women are more aware of the taste than others? After all, some people like broccoli and some don't.
-- R.W., Colorado Springs, Colorado
A. Perhaps. Researchers have documented differences in the sense of taste. In one study, scientists asked test subjects to place a bitter synthetic chemical on their tongues. A quarter of the people tasted nothing. Half said it tasted bitter. A quarter found it so bitter they retched. The last group are "supertasters" -- men and women who have a large number of taste buds (as many as 1100 per square centimeter of tongue). For a supertaster, frosting tastes too sweet, coffee is too bitter and alcohol too sharp. Supertasters don't like the feel of oil or fat on their tongues, and they dislike salty or spicy foods. Women are more likely to be supertasters -- about 35 percent of Caucasian women fall into the category, compared with ten percent of white men.

Wow...I wonder if I am a "supertaster"? I wouldn't be surprised. I can't stand the taste of alcohol, don't like the taste of coffee unless there is plenty of sugar in it, and many things (frosting being among them) are too sweet for me. I also can't do spicy food (love salty food though) and I hate the way fat feels (I tend to cut off all the fat on meats before I eat it).

e83sOHpFYv · 05-03-2011, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by danielle_ftv

Wow...I wonder if I am a "supertaster"? I wouldn't be surprised. I can't stand the taste of alcohol, don't like the taste of coffee unless there is plenty of sugar in it, and many things (frosting being among them) are too sweet for me. I also can't do spicy food (love salty food though) and I hate the way fat feels (I tend to cut off all the fat on meats before I eat it).

Very likely you are a super taster.

TheDoctor · 05-06-2011, 02:36 AM

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Originally Posted by danielle_ftv

Wow...I wonder if I am a "supertaster"? I wouldn't be surprised. I can't stand the taste of alcohol, don't like the taste of coffee unless there is plenty of sugar in it, and many things (frosting being among them) are too sweet for me. I also can't do spicy food (love salty food though) and I hate the way fat feels (I tend to cut off all the fat on meats before I eat it).

LOL... I HATE alcoholic beverages as of some 4-5 years (though I don't even get really drunk); I can't stand spicy stuff or fat either! Another supertaster here. Things you find out on a civilized porn forum. Go figure.

danielle_ftv · 05-07-2011, 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoctor

LOL... I HATE alcoholic beverages as of some 4-5 years (though I don't even get really drunk); I can't stand spicy stuff or fat either! Another supertaster here. Things you find out on a civilized porn forum. Go figure.

Haha...for real. I've actually found out some pretty interesting stuff from you guys.

TheDoctor · 05-08-2011, 01:24 AM

LOL. Anything on me? :P

cirdanx · 05-12-2011, 02:24 AM

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Originally Posted by danielle_ftv

Wow...I wonder if I am a "supertaster"? I wouldn't be surprised. I can't stand the taste of alcohol, don't like the taste of coffee unless there is plenty of sugar in it, and many things (frosting being among them) are too sweet for me. I also can't do spicy food (love salty food though) and I hate the way fat feels (I tend to cut off all the fat on meats before I eat it).

*cough* i bet you taste good

I wouldn´t read too much into this. It´s true that the food can have an influence on the taste, but usually it´s so little you wouldn´t recognize it. It also applies more to men and the taste of semen, than it does to women. But yeah, it never tastes good after you are drunk, nothing does i guess

The good think is you can always make it taste better by adding "stuff", be it cream, or anything sweet..always works..no man will say no to a bit "adding". (at last no one i know)

On the other side, i wish girls would be a bit more open to this sometimes

danielle_ftv · 05-12-2011, 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by cirdanx

*cough* i bet you taste good

I wouldn´t read too much into this. It´s true that the food can have an influence on the taste, but usually it´s so little you wouldn´t recognize it. It also applies more to men and the taste of semen, than it does to women. But yeah, it never tastes good after you are drunk, nothing does i guess

The good think is you can always make it taste better by adding "stuff", be it cream, or anything sweet..always works..no man will say no to a bit "adding". (at last no one i know)

On the other side, i wish girls would be a bit more open to this sometimes

I have this huge lube collection. It's mostly flavored lubes...I've had them for years now (started buying them when I was 18 or 19 and haven't really gotten rid of any of them. I'm am very open to trying out new things.

cirdanx · 05-12-2011, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by danielle_ftv

I have this huge lube collection. It's mostly flavored lubes...I've had them for years now (started buying them when I was 18 or 19 and haven't really gotten rid of any of them. I'm am very open to trying out new things.

I´m officially jealous of your partner now

whynot2006 · 06-20-2011, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by danielle_ftv

I have this huge lube collection. It's mostly flavored lubes...I've had them for years now (started buying them when I was 18 or 19 and haven't really gotten rid of any of them. I'm am very open to trying out new things.

i wish i could be your partner

Geezer · 06-21-2011, 07:32 PM

Since the lubes are "flavored" they must be for licking and eating. Do lubes spoil like food items? Would you "eat" lube that is several years old?

danielle_ftv · 06-21-2011, 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Geezer

Since the lubes are "flavored" they must be for licking and eating. Do lubes spoil like food items? Who you "eat" lube that is several years old?

I'm not sure...that is something I should probably find out.

05-02-2011, 05:16 PM	#1
e83sOHpFYv Danielle's Biggest Fan Join Date: May 2009 Location: SoCal Posts: 383	Amateur bjhj facial Danielle, I thought the video turned out quite well. e83 From the Playboy Adviser on the taste of semen. Q. Sometimes after my girlfriend gives me a blow job, she says my semen tastes bitter. Other times she says it tastes like nothing. Does it have to do with what I eat? -- V.R., Cincinnati, Ohio A. We have yet to see any scientific research on this topic, but we're having a damned good time gathering anecdotal evidence atop the counters of the Playboy test kitchen. Female readers write us regularly to claim they can tell from the taste of ejaculate what their lover had for dinner, whether he'd been drinking, even if he'd been with another woman. We suspect most women discern a difference in taste because of what they've eaten, or because of something they smell (the two senses are intricately linked). If your girlfriend had a glass of wine before your tryst, whatever follows will taste bitter; mouthwash or toothpaste can have the same effect. Why not choose a more palatable flavor as an appetizer to fellatio? Years ago a reader told us about a technique she called the Amaretto Popsicle. Her boyfriend would dip his fingers in a glass of Amaretto, and she would alternate between sucking his fingers and sucking his ***. Q. I read with interest your response to the reader who asked if what he eats affects the taste of his semen. You said it probably doesn't. I disagree. My husband loves blow jobs, but I hate the bitter taste of his semen. So we tried a recipe we read in a newsletter called "Batteries Not Included." In a juicer, blend a stalk of celery and a third of a fresh pineapple. My husband drinks six ounces of this concoction every day. The trick is that celery and pineapple contain high concentrations of aspartic acid and the amino acid phenylalanine, the same ingredients used in sugar substitutes. What do you think? -- G.A., Chicago, Illinois A. Your recipe may not work for everyone, but it will prevent outbreaks of scurvy. Q. All my past lovers have said they didn't like the bitter or salty taste of my semen. When I asked my current girlfriend about this, she said my semen didn't taste like anything. Could it be that some women are more aware of the taste than others? After all, some people like broccoli and some don't. -- R.W., Colorado Springs, Colorado A. Perhaps. Researchers have documented differences in the sense of taste. In one study, scientists asked test subjects to place a bitter synthetic chemical on their tongues. A quarter of the people tasted nothing. Half said it tasted bitter. A quarter found it so bitter they retched. The last group are "supertasters" -- men and women who have a large number of taste buds (as many as 1100 per square centimeter of tongue). For a supertaster, frosting tastes too sweet, coffee is too bitter and alcohol too sharp. Supertasters don't like the feel of oil or fat on their tongues, and they dislike salty or spicy foods. Women are more likely to be supertasters -- about 35 percent of Caucasian women fall into the category, compared with ten percent of white men. Last edited by e83sOHpFYv; 05-02-2011 at 07:17 PM.*

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Geezer Danielle's Imaginary Boyfriend Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: San Jose, CA Posts: 895	Since the lubes are "flavored" they must be for licking and eating. Do lubes spoil like food items? Would you "eat" lube that is several years old? __________________ Well, Dingle my Berries !!! Last edited by Geezer; 06-22-2011 at 08:39 AM.