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Deep Fat Frying

Deep Fat Frying

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Scientists Have Identified Fat as a Sixth Taste

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Scientists believe that in addition to sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami, there is a sixth taste — “oleogustus,” which is Latin for “taste for fat.” However, according to a new study in the journal Chemical Senses, it isn’t a pleasant kind of fatty taste, but something a little more rancid. Rick Mattes, a professor of nutrition science at Purdue University and an author of the study, explains to NPR: “It is a sensation one would get from eating oxidized oil.”

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