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I can tell whether a food has milk in it simply by eating it and waiting a few minutes.
Itβs kind of a shitty superpower, to be honest.
LMAO
This is similar to mine. I can detect the presence of nickel in an alloy at a certain concentration by how much it makes my skin tingle. Prolonged contact will result in a rash.