5 trusted ways to get rid of cooking odors

Key Facts

• These are some of my favorite things to cook and eat, but while their aromas can be enticing in the moment, no one wants to smell these foods hours or even days after they’ve been cooked and consumed.
• “When we put things in our mouth and we get the odor, the brain can interpret it as food,” said Dani Reed, chief science officer of the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia.
• But things change once you’ve stopped chewing.
• “The brain puts a different interpretation on the same smell,” sometimes in a negative way.

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