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>Mouth Feel
>Deconstructed
>Umami

>> No.10310714

>>10310707
>Mouthfeel
Mouthfeel is just texture, and it's definitely real - for example a liquid can be oily and thick bodied, or thin and watery but strongly carbonated
>Deconstructed
Deconstructed just means breaking something down
>Umami
We have taste receptors for umami, the fuck is your problem

>> No.10310717

>>10310714
/thread

>> No.10310751

Nobody says any of this shit outside of this board

now /thread

>> No.10310814

>>10310707
Whats umami. I wants to know. For reals

>> No.10310835

>>10310814
That slightly salty and sour "savory" combination your tongue feels when you eat tomatoes, mushrooms, or chicken soup.

That's umami.

>> No.10310873

>>10310707
Mouthfeel sounds like someone trying to come up with a word for food texture in english by using only germanic roots
The hell's deconstructed
Also, umami is a thing you plebian, if you dont like japanese call it savoury

>> No.10310914

>>10310835
>>10310873
Umami is a made up word for Savoury.

>> No.10310922

>>10310914
Savory food generally has a lot of spices, food can be umami without being savory you fucking cuck

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10310940

>>10310922
So again, you are making up words.

You are describing savoury as Umami.
So it's the same thing.

You are unfortunately not making any sense here champ.

>> No.10310975

>>10310914
>>10310922

it's the japanese word for savory, or "tasty." it's an easy thing to google

>> No.10311260

>>10310814
Umami ( = savory) is one of the basic flavors.
It has dedicated taste receptors, it's not a mix of flavors.
People think it's "salty" or w/e because it often comes mixed with salt and other things (e.g soy sauce, maggi).
Basically, "umami" is to MSG what "salty" is to salt.

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10311277

>>10310707
>bot-posting
>forced memes
>faked board culture

Old /ck/ > Modern /ck/

>> No.10311285

>>10311277
That's a cool image. Saved.

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10311295

>>10311285
>>10311277
>image is 10 years old

Good god.

>> No.10311299

>>10311285
It's a perfectly accurate description of the board at the time too.

Ah yes. I remember the peanut butter fires.

>> No.10311319

>>10310751
On the contrary I've only heard people complain about these terms on this board, normal people use them to describe things and don't worry about it

>> No.10311342

>>10311295
you've been here too long.