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Because in Swedish things taste adverb, unlike English where they taste adjective. So god has to be gott here. Arnauti gave some examples here.
Arnauti
1454
You can smacka med läpparna in Swedish, but our linguists think the origin of that is onomatopoetic (imitates the sound it makes). Actually I suspect it's the same for the English verb, but I guess it's hard to prove.
RevShirls
368
Definitely gott when referring to food. Quite common for children and some adults to say gottgottigottgott :)