How is it that, after stuffing ourselves full at dinner, we somehow find room to eat again once dessert comes around? Turns out, the thing that makes us do this has a name: It's called "sensory-specific satiety," and it's actually supposed to keep us healthy.

In this interview with an expert, we will explore the concept of Sensory-Specific Satiety and why we often have room for dessert after a meal.

Why You Always Have Room For Dessert

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Let's do English ESL deep listening: focus on meaning. How is it that, after stuffing ourselves full at dinner, we somehow find room to eat again once dessert c…