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Question
How do spice-less and very spicy things feel on your tongue?
Solution
Spice-less things gives no sensation on my tongue whereas spicy things give tingling sensation on my tongue.
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Did you enjoy the potato chaat?
Try to learn and make a different kind a chaat and enjoy it with all your friends in class.
