In terms of creating a ‘sweet’ soundtrack, Spence recommends listening to Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells (also used for the soundtrack to The Exorcist) and Carnival Of The Animals by Camille Saint-Saëns. He says there’s even been talk of how Justin Timberlake’s track Can’t Stop The Feeling could make chocolate taste sweeter.

That may partly be down to the emotions certain tracks or scores evoke. Guedes says that his own research has found a link between emotion and taste: “For instance, sweetness was more associated with pleasant emotions like joy, whereas bitterness was more associated with unpleasant emotions like fear, anger and sadness.”

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