Both "aroma" and "flavor" are terms used to describe sensory experiences related to food and drinks. They often overlap in culinary contexts and both contribute to the overall perception of taste.
Aroma specifically refers to the smell of something, typically food or drink, and can be detected by the nose. Flavor, on the other hand, is a broader concept that includes taste and aroma, typically experienced through the combined senses of taste and smell.
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