From salty liquorice “drop” candy to spicy chilli cheese, watch me literally blind taste test these European snacks and confectionaries from the wonderful Deutschland!
No, blind people don’t have “heightened senses”... But we certainly pay more attention than the average person and still can have fun trying new things.
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About This Video:
Do blind people have heightened senses like Daredevil does in the Marvel comics? Sadly, as we’ve established last time, the answer’s a resounding “No”. But we do pay more attention than sighted people. This is my attempt to react to German snacks my girlfriend bought for me after her family trip, and I’ll use my “more attentive” sense of taste and smell to give you a trip as I literally blind taste test these wonderful snacks and treats.
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None of the information in this video is meant to be taken as professional or medical advice. Please consult a doctor or your social service worker if you have an eye condition, or are considering any form of treatment, including surgery, medication, or disability services.
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