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Hey Pandas, What Is A Taste Or Smell You Like Bc Of A Memory It Is Associated With? (Please Answer)
Example: I like some brands of hand sanitizer's smells because that brand was used at a theme park or something.
I know its a kinda weird question, but I have a lot of these and would love to see what others are.
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Mints remind me of my Nana who passed away. In her house there was always a bowl of mints.
Vinegar. It reminds me of my hamster
Another example, I like bubble gum because we have it when we went to the mall, and that was usually fun.
I like the smell of Crayola Crayons and certain types of construction paper because it reminds me of my childhood and spending time with my mom and brother
Onions being sautéed in butter, it reminds me of my grandmother’s pierogies
The smell of Gasoline, Spray paint, and cigarettes remind me of my childhood. I live by Venice and grew up on the boardwalk
Not only is lavender just a normally nice scent, but I adore the taste as well because I tasted some of my mum's lavender latte when we were shopping with my aunt. Lavender always reminds me of that day, so I adore the smell and taste.
I love the smell of hairspray because it reminds me of ballet lessons when I was little, and, more recently, going to prom with my best friends.
Campfire smell. Reminds me of all the camping trips I've done both as a child, and with my children for over 40 years.
Thanks so much to everybody who answered ❤
Believe it or not, I like the smell of skunks at a distance. It reminds me of when I was a kid riding in the back seat of our Ford Fairlane, heading home at night from my grandparents' house in the Maryland countryside. No air conditioner, so the windows were down, and the distant, wild aromas blew by.
Believe it or not, I like the smell of skunks at a distance. It reminds me of when I was a kid riding in the back seat of our Ford Fairlane, heading home at night from my grandparents' house in the Maryland countryside. No air conditioner, so the windows were down, and the distant, wild aromas blew by.
