Salt + Acid
Bright, sharp, savoury recipes that use salt and acidity to create impact.
Experience Food
Food and drink designed for people navigating reduced or lost taste — using contrast, texture, acidity, salt, sweetness, umami, and sensation to help food feel satisfying again.
These recipes are not arranged like a traditional recipe site. Instead, they are built around the sensory elements that may still register when flavour is reduced or unreliable.
Recipe Library
Browse dishes by the sensations they are designed to support:
Saltiness, sweetness, acidity, umami, crunchiness, bitternes, richness, heat...
Twelve crunchy baskets of garlicky heat, smooth sour cream, peppery arugula, and warm garlic prawns.
Creamy, spicy Italian sausage pasta with parmesan, chilli flakes, and baby spinach.
Sweet, glowing ginger biscuits with a chewy centre, crisp edges, and warm spice.
Sweet, salty, fresh, and crisp bacon-wrapped water chestnuts glazed with maple syrup.
Sweet, salty, creamy, smoky jalapeño poppers with maple-glazed bacon and unpredictable heat.
A refreshing high-contrast salad combining sweetness, salt, acidity, crunch, and cooling freshness for people navigating reduced taste.
Fresh, juicy chicken meatballs with lemon, feta, garlic, and herbs that create brightness and savoury contrast.
A chilled lemon cream dessert that is smooth, rich, sharp, and deeply satisfying.
Crunchy, garlicky, sweet, creamy roasted potato salad
Spicy, sweet, soft, moist ginger cake.
Sensory Starting Points
These groupings are a guide to how recipes can be built around what someone may still notice, rather than around traditional food categories.
Bright, sharp, savoury recipes that use salt and acidity to create impact.
Deep, savoury recipes with crunch, creaminess, or contrast to make food more satisfying.
Recipes that combine sweetness with citrus, vinegar, ginger, mustard, or other bright sensations.
Recipes that use chilli, mustard, ginger, garlic, herbs, or spice to create a stronger sensory signal.
Coming next
The Taste Compass will help match recipes to the things someone can still detect — then suggest a small set of food and drink ideas that fit that balance.