Dissolve half a tablet on your tongue and it will make sour & bitter foods taste sweet. The effects can last as long as 1 hour. Why would you want to do this? I don't know, maybe you want to show your friends that you can chug a whole bottle of lemon juice.

You absolutely must try this once. It makes intensely sour foods taste unbelievably sweet! You'll never believe it until you try it.

I highly recommend eating
-pineapple
-lemon
-apple cider vinegar
-lime
-dark beers
-goat cheese

We had a 'flavor tripping party' and it was a BLAST! No one could believe what they were tasting! Lemons became the most perfect lemonade you've ever tasted...

These magical little pills made from "Miracle Berries" make any food you eat taste sweet. Lemons taste sugary and absolutely delicious, coffee tastes terrible, sour candies just taste plain ol' sweet, and cheddar flavored Goldfish suddenly turn into sour cream and onion. (via thinkgeek.com)

If life isn't sweet enough for you, there's now something that you can do about it. Unfortunately at 50 cents a pop, you probably can't maintain it forever.

These tablets are all natural and all legal. There is something in this fruit that alters your tastebuds so sour and bitter taste sweet. I once heard of someone drinking hot sauce without flinching after eating one of these tablets! Super fun for parties - Flavor Tripping parties they call it. Cut up some lemons, some oranges, etc., pass em out, and let the tripping begin!

Now you can flavor trip! This miracle berry is a wonderful magical fruit known for making sour things sweet and bitter things unbelievably delicious. This is a great idea for parties. Last about 1 hour. $19.99.

Oh boy- a cheaper more palatable way to try miracle fruit! If you haven't heard yet, these berries contain a protein, "miraculin," that makes your mouth taste everything as sweet for quite a while- so long, in fact, that the FDA did not approve it for use as a sweetener.

My boyfriend told me about this about 5 months ago. That there is a miracle berry out there that, when you eat it, makes things that are sour taste sweet. Apparently something in the fruit short circuits your taste buds or something. Interesting. I'd like to give it a try. (via Think Geek)