From: Los Angeles Times
Want to Really Appreciate Your Food? A Higher Price May do the Trick
June 2, 2014
Los Angeles Times:
If you could get a $5 lunch for $1, would it taste better? Be a more satisfying lunch? If you chose the bargain, guess again.
Price affects consumer satisfaction, and getting a deal doesn’t necessarily make diners like their food better, according to researchers at Cornell University who frequently study human behavior and eating habits.
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