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      Tasting in a dream...

      When I was about 5 years old I had a dream I was in my backyard. The next thing I remembered was I was eating something and it tasted horrible. It tasted like tobacco. Although,I have never tasted tobacco before it was a very vivid flavor and it seemed exactly how tobacco would taste.
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      dancingxinxthexrain, I've experienced the sense of taste in both non-lucid and lucid dreams and below are replies I've given in other posts:

      When I was growing up my mom used to give my sister and I Pop Tarts for breakfast.. she would toast them in the toaster and then put butter on them. My favorate was blueberry.

      One morning I had a very VIVID non-lucid dream that I was being forced to eat LOTS of blueberry Pop Tarts dripping to the point of sogginess in butter! It was absolutely disgusting and I woke up feeling sick to my stomach. For years after that dream, I could not stand the thought (nor the smell) of blueberry Pop Tarts!

      The following is from a LUCID dream:

      I remember reading a post asking if you can smell things in a LD and I see that there is fruit on the table. I bypass the orange and the grapefruit and pick up a granny (green) apple. I lift it to my nose and take a deep breath.. it smells exactly as I expected it to (no more - no less). I then take a bite and taste the tangy tartness of it and think to myself.. ok now I know and I can report my findings back to the forum.

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      good question man.

      I know ive smelled things in dreams before, but Im not sure if ive tasted...

      I need to put binge eating on my LD to do list. that would be sweet.
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      yeah sometimes things taste pretty bad, and other times they taste like heaven
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      Originally posted by dream-scape
      other times they taste like heaven
      yeah...i had some pastries...damn good stuff right there

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      Why don't you have a vote that says that you can always taste in one! Well, there is nothing better than eating & tasting all the goodies, & having no consequences in there for it!

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      exactly what nesgirl said. I can taste all the time.


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      If I eat something in a lucid dream (or most any vivid dream) I can taste it, but it is not always completely accurate, especially if it is something my mind is unsure about, like a live fish which I inexplicably ate in a lucid dream. It tasted like chap stick.

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      Yep, I've tasted in a dream and usually it's exactly like the real thing, but as though my taste buds are on steroids. The taste is incredibly potent, and generally very good.
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      Oh heck yeah!

      When I do dream about eating, it's usually desserts. 99% of the time, chocolate chip cookies fresh out of the oven (my fav). They taste so freaking good in my dream that I'm craving them like mad when I first wake up.

      I sometimes even wake up smelling them after dreaming about them.


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      Originally posted by Matchbook
      If I eat something in a lucid dream (or most any vivid dream) I can taste it, but it is not always completely accurate, especially if it is something my mind is unsure about, like a live fish which I inexplicably ate in a lucid dream. It tasted like chap stick.
      haha. well if you taste something in a dream you've never actually tasted before, it's got to taste like something that you have tasted before, or maybe even just smelled, because smell and taste are so closely related.


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