depends on more than its original ingredients. Time and context can make a meaningful difference.
Is There Really Such a Thing as a Dessert Stomach?
Then there’s the familiar phenomenon that occurs after a large meal: you feel completely full, yet somehow still have room for dessert.
This experience is sometimes described as having a separate “dessert stomach.”
There isn’t literally an extra stomach waiting for something sweet. Instead, researchers have investigated how appetite, food variety, reward, and expectations influence the desire to keep eating.
One relevant concept is sensory-specific
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