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The real reason why fizzy drinks tingle

Dr Nicholas Ryba, author of this study at the National Institutes of Health in the US, said: ‘When people drink soft drinks, they think that they are detecting the bubbles bursting on their tongue. But if you drink a carbonated drink in a pressure chamber, which prevents the bubbles from bursting, it turns out the sensation is actually the same.’