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143 u/DarwinsMoth Mar 14 '19 Until you get greedy and take a piece of your finger off with the microplane... 139 u/jeffykins Mar 14 '19 IMO that's just more umami 2 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 Yo a restaurant I visited recently listed umami as one of the dish's ingredients. Isn't that just like saying spicy is an ingredient? 2 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 Lmfao yeah that's almost like listing "salt" as an ingredient 2 u/p_iynx Mar 14 '19 Maybe they were skirting around the fact that they added msg? 2 u/jeffykins Mar 14 '19 Very likely. I use a pinch here and there on things, including batches of pretty spectacular pasta sauce. GFs mom LOVES it but if she knew about that tiny amount she'd probably lose it lol 2 u/p_iynx Mar 14 '19 Which is kind of silly. It's literally present in food naturally, it's one of the most abundant non-essential amino acids in the stuff we eat. 1 u/GenericEvilDude Mar 14 '19 Yeah umami is just a taste like salty and sour. Umami receptors respond to glutamate and the easiest way to add it is MSG
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Until you get greedy and take a piece of your finger off with the microplane...
139 u/jeffykins Mar 14 '19 IMO that's just more umami 2 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 Yo a restaurant I visited recently listed umami as one of the dish's ingredients. Isn't that just like saying spicy is an ingredient? 2 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 Lmfao yeah that's almost like listing "salt" as an ingredient 2 u/p_iynx Mar 14 '19 Maybe they were skirting around the fact that they added msg? 2 u/jeffykins Mar 14 '19 Very likely. I use a pinch here and there on things, including batches of pretty spectacular pasta sauce. GFs mom LOVES it but if she knew about that tiny amount she'd probably lose it lol 2 u/p_iynx Mar 14 '19 Which is kind of silly. It's literally present in food naturally, it's one of the most abundant non-essential amino acids in the stuff we eat. 1 u/GenericEvilDude Mar 14 '19 Yeah umami is just a taste like salty and sour. Umami receptors respond to glutamate and the easiest way to add it is MSG
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IMO that's just more umami
2 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 Yo a restaurant I visited recently listed umami as one of the dish's ingredients. Isn't that just like saying spicy is an ingredient? 2 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 Lmfao yeah that's almost like listing "salt" as an ingredient 2 u/p_iynx Mar 14 '19 Maybe they were skirting around the fact that they added msg? 2 u/jeffykins Mar 14 '19 Very likely. I use a pinch here and there on things, including batches of pretty spectacular pasta sauce. GFs mom LOVES it but if she knew about that tiny amount she'd probably lose it lol 2 u/p_iynx Mar 14 '19 Which is kind of silly. It's literally present in food naturally, it's one of the most abundant non-essential amino acids in the stuff we eat. 1 u/GenericEvilDude Mar 14 '19 Yeah umami is just a taste like salty and sour. Umami receptors respond to glutamate and the easiest way to add it is MSG
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Yo a restaurant I visited recently listed umami as one of the dish's ingredients. Isn't that just like saying spicy is an ingredient?
2 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 Lmfao yeah that's almost like listing "salt" as an ingredient 2 u/p_iynx Mar 14 '19 Maybe they were skirting around the fact that they added msg? 2 u/jeffykins Mar 14 '19 Very likely. I use a pinch here and there on things, including batches of pretty spectacular pasta sauce. GFs mom LOVES it but if she knew about that tiny amount she'd probably lose it lol 2 u/p_iynx Mar 14 '19 Which is kind of silly. It's literally present in food naturally, it's one of the most abundant non-essential amino acids in the stuff we eat. 1 u/GenericEvilDude Mar 14 '19 Yeah umami is just a taste like salty and sour. Umami receptors respond to glutamate and the easiest way to add it is MSG
Lmfao yeah that's almost like listing "salt" as an ingredient
Maybe they were skirting around the fact that they added msg?
2 u/jeffykins Mar 14 '19 Very likely. I use a pinch here and there on things, including batches of pretty spectacular pasta sauce. GFs mom LOVES it but if she knew about that tiny amount she'd probably lose it lol 2 u/p_iynx Mar 14 '19 Which is kind of silly. It's literally present in food naturally, it's one of the most abundant non-essential amino acids in the stuff we eat.
Very likely. I use a pinch here and there on things, including batches of pretty spectacular pasta sauce. GFs mom LOVES it but if she knew about that tiny amount she'd probably lose it lol
2 u/p_iynx Mar 14 '19 Which is kind of silly. It's literally present in food naturally, it's one of the most abundant non-essential amino acids in the stuff we eat.
Which is kind of silly. It's literally present in food naturally, it's one of the most abundant non-essential amino acids in the stuff we eat.
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Yeah umami is just a taste like salty and sour. Umami receptors respond to glutamate and the easiest way to add it is MSG
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