You will teach your children---and their children---how to select proper food. You will share, and help your children re-discover, the yummy taste of the HIGH QUALITY fruits & vegetables humans deserve. No one will have to convince you that you are providing you and your children superior nutrition. That is because you will convince yourself SOME NOTES ON AGE AND TASTE ABILITY Babies are born with the ability to detect four tastes (sweet, sour, salty, and bitter). Those four, along with the sense of smell, are provided to help guide our young toward the proper food needed to develop to maturity (and to remain healthy). Sadly, many babies are sent on a lifetime journey of confusion. The child at the table is often told, "eat it, it's good for you." Young as he is, the child knows the food tastes bad (or has no taste), but must eat it to avoid starving. Oft times sympathetic (and loving) parents add butter, sugar, or salt to induce the child to eat what the child?s senses clearly tell them isn?t proper food. My late wife was asked to participate in a number of studies conducted by the National Institutes of Health. Among the more interesting were a series of "scratch & sniff" evaluations, some at Bethesda MD and some via mail at home.  When I interviewed the doctors, they made a convincing case that they could evaluate one's health *or* non-health by how well they could smell. They were particularly interested when my