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Taste Like Nothing


What does water taste like? I ask you “Nothing” is the only answer that’s true But how could this crazy fact be true Science can easily explain this to you You’re unresponsive to the taste as any Since Water is the natural taste for many The chemical sensors on your tongue aplenty Are made for tasting things strong and many Strong and significant compounds are best It’s hard for the tongue to detect the rest There’s 4 different kinds of taste sensors There’s bitter, sour, salty, and sweeteners Water isn't detected by any of those things This is why we taste water as "nothing" Unless metals or other liquids are mixed in Then we can taste the differences So what does water taste like? Now I know “Nothing” is the correct answer that shows Now science has easily explained this to you About how this crazy fact could be true
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