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#ICYMI: In a recent episode of “Rooted and Restless with Marianne Smith Edge,” @maryleechin shared her expertise on the history, science, and #umami-boosting power of #MSG. Visit our blog for a recap of the episode as well as the full video. https://msgdish.com/if-msg-is-so-bad-why-doesnt-everyone-in-china-have-a-headache/
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Yeah, I’m another with no sweet tooth at all but a raging addiction to that umami goodness. The powdered stuff just doesn’t really do it for me by itself; it sings best when it’s in a choir of its natural flavor companions. The idea of a banana split actually makes me feel vaguely ill in anticipation of the insulin shock. The idea of a cheeseburger with blue cheese and a fried egg with slightly runny yolk and onions grilled in butter just makes me hungry.