As per a study published in the Journal of Retailing, when an individual eats food with his/her hands, it makes the food not only tastier but satisfying as well. This process also helps a person to eat more as compared to eating food with cutlery. "..direct touch triggers an enhanced sensory response, making food more desirable and appealing," said a researcher.

As per a study published in the Journal of Retailing, when an individual eats food with his/her hands, it makes the food not only tastier but satisfying as well. This process also helps a person to eat more as compared to eating food with cutlery. "..direct touch triggers an enhanced sensory response, making food more desirable and appealing," said a researcher.