Before Monday’s game against the Yankees, Royals shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. acknowledged he had a bitter taste in his mouth after his team lost to the Bronx Bombers in the American League Division ...

Would you eat the forbidden fungi? Scientists have uncovered a mushroom-derived compound that seems to be the most bitter ...

Although a bracket fungus proved to be the least palatable, it is not poisonous. This conclusion could make scientists ...

Some people aren’t chocolate lovers. Others can't stand the texture of fish. We asked experts to explain why some feel so ...

The bitter bracket fungus, Amaropostia stiptica, is probably not available at your local farmer's market, and if you didn't ...

Blue Jays skipper John Schneider voices his frustrations after team falls just short of four-game sweep vs. Red Sox ...

Nintendo confirms Switch 2 cartridges will taste bitter like the original, using a safety coating to prevent accidental ingestion.

Nintendo finally delivered all of the finer details of its highly anticipated Switch 2 console, which brings several changes ...

S weet, savory, sour, bitter, and umami are the five classic tastes our tongues are trained to detect. But lurking on the edge of this flavorful lineup is a lesser-known sensation: ammonium chloride.

The discovery could help create new "sensorially appealing foods" that improve digestion and feelings of fullness.

Food scientists have discovered a mushroom chemical they say is the most bitter substance known thus far, a finding that ...

The molecular world of bitter compounds has so far only been partially explored. Researchers at the Leibniz Institute for Food Systems Biology at the Technical University of Munich in Freising and the ...