Diners listening to slower music approach eating more calmly, chew their food more thoroughly, and linger longer at the table, a new study from Italy has found.
Researchers Find That Music Affects How We Eat
Music contributes more than just ambiance to your dining experience; it can influence your eating behavior.
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At the University of Gastronomic Sciences in Pollenzo, investigators performed an experiment to determine how music tempo affects diners’ eating behaviors by evoking emotions.
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