A man with a rare condition who can taste, smell and feel words reveals 'Christmas' isn't mulled wine and mince pies, but tastes like crisps dipped in plain yogurt.
Henry Gray, 23, was diagnosed with lexical-gustatory synaesthesia in 2009 - meaning he can taste, smell or have a feeling associated with words.
Synaesthesia is a neurological condition that results in the joining or merging of senses that aren't normally connected - those affected can often taste or smell when hearing, speaking, reading or thinking about words.
