An "anthropologist interested in the evolution of cognition and the human diet" on why humans are "crazy for crispy": "Perhaps one reason that crispy foods have such an appeal lies in their ability to stimulate our hearing as well as our senses of taste and smell." [Chronicle of Higher Ed via @ReneRedzepiNoma]
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