A person could get some jelly beans, put their hand in the container and then close their eyes and plug their nose and put a jelly bean in their mouth. (Freiman p.22) “Without your sense of smell, says Kurtz, the only thing you can say is that the candies all taste ‘sweet’” (Freiman. p. 22). However, if the person unplugs their nose they will find that the jelly bean eaten was a strawberry, green apple etc. flavor. In the next experiment, a person could get a potato and an apple, cut a slice from each, then plug their nose and taste each one. The person will find that they both taste similar and that it is hard to find a difference between the two. (Viegas,