Masked Taste Testing
Group/Participation Event
Another idea to try is a masked taste testing. This is an easy program to set up and execute; however, it will require planning and organization.
The goal is to get teens not only to make educated guesses using their other senses besides sight but also to try new things!
Another idea to try is a masked taste testing. This is an easy program to set up and execute; however, it will require planning and organization.
The goal is to get teens not only to make educated guesses using their other senses besides sight but also to try new things!
- First, you'll want to decide which and how many foods will be part of the taste test.
- Suggestions:
- Different types of soda (try some international ones)
- Candy
- Common snacks (Doritos, cheetos, etc)
- Exotic or international foods (jerky, snacks, crackers, etc)
- Unusual fruits and vegetables
- Other supplies:
- blindfolds (I suggest sleep masks with elastic bands over scarves you'd tie)
- plastic containers with lids--Look online or at a local party or restaurant supply store to find p (i.e. those ones that hold extra sauce or salad dressing for takeout)
- Keep the number manageable --enough to keep teens entertained and guessing but not too many to stress yourself out!
- Develop a system of organization for yourself--labeling (i.e. A, B, C) will help you make heads or tails of all your mystery foods!
- Have teens participate in teams.
- Most correct guesses wins a book, silly prize or other incentive!
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