What does 'umami' mean?
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I really don't know my friend choosing the mother's option makes me think that when we don't know or understand some words we say “to your mother just in case” it's in joke mode hehe
Umami is one of the five basic tastes. It has been described as savory and is characteristic of broths and cooked meats.
I remember from school the meaning of that word you took me to school again my friend what you learn well is never forgotten
Umami, I think, has the very special delicious taste in your mouth. It's a special taste that you want to see even more
For me it's something to eat something delicious and even a little salty I can't resist I'm going to look for the meaning hehehe ahaha I hit the nail on the nail
It can mean anything to me since I don't know that language or I don't know the word maybe it's a musical band
I have no idea what umami means to us, Mommy is a mother, but I don't know what it will mean with a U.
It's an unknown word and it can mean anything if we don't look for its meaning, it's a good exercise and a way of thinking a little
I really don't know what it means, but apparently I chose the right option, which is the most voted, but I have no idea.
UnU I don't really know its definition hehehehe I think I would go through the other section to specify what I think it is
Your mom is funny to say this word I think I saw it in a kind of language it's a term for them
Without a doubt I think it is a very delicious essence that is used although I have to say heheh that I haven't seen it here
My grandmother may she rest in peace used it for the kitchen, it is as a condiment for food, if I'm not mistaken.
Not a friend? hahaha I'm really sorry I don't understand the terms spoken I'll search for it on Google now to learn more
It's like something from chocolate? It usually comes in a bitter way in its presentation it is sold in stores it is rich
It is an essence that is added to pastries that usually tastes sour to give it a good balance
It reminds me a lot of how the word mommy is as if it were an interesting term to say where you saw the word?
It's not one of the sour flavors there is, truth, I haven't heard anyone refer to that word for years.
I don't really know I went for the first option because of the mommy hehehe but it's good I hope to know its meaning.
I forgot about it and thought of something Japanese at first, but when I saw it, I knew it again.
Oh, I wasn't sure. the fifth taste has become my choice, but that is probably also the essence of deliciousness, because we don't know that taste well.? Now I'm going to check Google 🙃
It's the fifth flavor that can be described as “savory” anyway, but if you apply it strictly, it's the essence of deliciousness (in Japanese) where all flavors and textures are balanced in a dish.
I have never heard of this word before and my guess is that it's a sweet, sour, bitter, salty taste
