Why MSG SHOULD be in EVERY Pantry | MSG vs SALT
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- I've wanted to make an MSG video for a LONG time! Today I'm going to explain what is MSG and How to use MSG while cooking! MSG makes good food tastes better! But does it cause headaches??
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My mom is one of those people who claim to get headaches from msg. I’ve been cooking with msg for the last 5 years and never told her. No headaches. Maybe one day I’ll let her in on my “secret” ingredient.
Haha, don't tell her. If she really gets head aches it might be psychological and if you tell her she might get them from your food too.
That’s hilarious 🤣
Sounds a bit like a placebo effect
@@killswitch5193 nope, placebo is when you guve sugar pills to someone and tell them is a strong medice for exactly the issue they have and they get magically cured .
What that mother has is paranoia, she is EATING an especific coumpund that she claims make her ill, but only get sick ehen she is told IS IN HER FOOD, that is just strong paranoia, she gets headache out of stress, which is a VALID source for a headache
@@jjba3571 placebo and nocebo are the "good" and "bad" versions of the same effect. The term placebo is a lot of times used in the place of nocebo because the word is more common even if it loses the latin meaning of the word
sounds like MSG just needs a re brand.
Darryl Schipper and some truth
@@Nanooky That article also calls MSG an "insidious poison," which is a bit harsh for something naturally occurring in so many foods we normally consider fine and healthy.
@@lvdvbc ikr.
@@lvdvbc it's the internet, people never want to be proven wrong and just stick with their opinion
No ! It don't need to be changed. Someone always wanna reinvent the wheel.
" MSG : Salt on crack " - Uncle Roger
Put msg on baby it makes baby better, smarter!
I came for this comment
Uncle roger is my uncle 0:
"no need facemask, I got MSG" Uncle Rog
i see u are a man of culture
"MSG only makes good food better, it can't make bad food taste better."
Me looking awkwardly at my bag of potato chips.
Yeah that one was complete BS. MSG in it's own doesn't taste like much at all but it's very good at making crap taste good. Doritos and pringles are basically just that. MSG is harmless unless it makes you eat things that aren't harmless.
The thing is potato chips already taste good with only salt
@@christopherstein2024 "it's good at making crap taste good" I object to that. There is a lot more at play than just MSG.
MSG makes flavors more pronounced and enhances them, but if something tastes bad without MSG, it will only make it worse.
Doritos for example have all kinds of spices and artificial flavorings and MSG helps bring them out so you don't taste the vegetable oil as much...
Tried making Doritos approximation at home without MSG and it did taste different, but it was still tasty (in that junk food way of tasty).
msg enhances flavor both good and bad. Don't give a bad cook MSG it will only make everything worse. lol
I think he meant it makes good-tasting food taste better, not necessarily healthy food.
A lot of companies bypass the addition of MSG by adding yeast extract (which is loaded with glutamates) so they don't have to say there's added MSG in the package. Guess that's why Australians love their vegemite.
FYI, the stem of the broccoli is AMAZING if you just slice it into medallions and roast it along with the rest of the veggies.
Thats awesome! Thanks for the tip!
Soooo good! I add it (raw and roasted) to my salads!
big mood. I am a stalk fan. My daughter and I will buy bags of the stems and just eat those.
Peel stem its amazing
For sure! After I cut off the crowns/top parts, I keep the stem and later cut it up like I do carrot strips and will stir fry or steam it. They're underutilized
I was born in 1961. As a child, Accent was always in the spice cabinet. But then it disappeared. My parents and grandparents just quit using it. Later in college I realized it was MSG and I guess my family believed the bad press. Thank you for this video. I want to decrease salt in my diet. I am ordering some Accent today.
Yeah, there was a concerted effort in the early 70s to malign msg. I also remembered when my mom stopped using msg because she heard from the "experts" that it was bad.
Keep in mind you won't want to add MSG to certain dishes that use salt. MSG is an alternative, but you may not want the savory aspect in some dishes. Easy examples being a lot of Desserts and baking.
@@Slayr. A Singaporean guy would say otherwise, he even puts MSG in his ice cream. Following the "Don't knock if you haven't tried it" tenet, have you tried adding MSG in your deserts before?
My mom fear mongered me my entire life about MSG and just recently I found a little package of it in my parents' cupboard. Was like wtf.
Flash forward to tonight and im watching this video after my mom went to bed. My dad comes in, overhears the video, and goes..."you know, MSG is actually harmless. Post-WWII anti-Japanese propaganda. In fact, theres some in the pantry. I use it sometimes. If you dont tell your mom that its in there, she can't tell. And she will love the food." im like OMG lollllll...
I feel like my whole life is a lie!!!!
Erin F I love it and your post 😂
Thank you for this... I was just about to say the same thing about conspiracy around MSG
I had the fortune of being able to bring this up with my food science professor at university. He didn’t buy the fear mongering either.
I like your dad
May I kiss him? no homo.
Sounds like a plausible explanation for the origin of the myth. Right now it is spreading because fear mongering pays, and then they sell "himalayan salt", which is too full of heavy metals to be used as road salt....
My mom always use MSG and she’s 85 years old. I like MSG.
And look at American. They mostly live shorter than asian
MSG: Makes Stuff Good
@James Ferry whats wrong? Dont you like flavor?
Unfortunately MSG also causes obesity simply because the food tastes so good you eat more than you should :(
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352385918300252
@@teeminator30 That's stupid. Should we eat bad food just because some idiots have no self control?
Jokeritu yes we should. Our economy relies on people and animals to constantly eat the corn, soy and wheat that’s being produced in the US. Unfortunately these foods taste like paper and no one would eat them unless MSG is added to the food products made from these crops to make them tasty. MSG is also added to animal feeds to fatten them up believe it or not, so we the sheeple spend more and eat more of them because they are so tasty! So, unless you want our economy to suffer, MSG must stay in the foods and we the sheeple should continue gulping them down! Just line up, pay up, eat up and shut up. The truth often hurts!
“Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country”. JFK
teeminator30 Tall that to Americans. Our diet is healthy and we don’t feed animals or people corn.
Who else also come from 'UNCLE ROGER' video ?
" IF YOU SAD IN LIFE, USE MSG. IF YOU HAPPY IN LIFE USE MSG.
MSG KING OF FLAVOUR 🤣 "
Yes lol
Msg - salt on crack
If your mother neglected you just snort 10 lines of msg to feel better. It wont make your mother hate you but it will make you feel better
“I’m allergic to MSG”
Well you better not eat:
- Most fast foods, notably KFC, chick fil-a, Mcdonalds
- Most chips, notably doritoes and pringles
- frozen tv dinner meals
- canned soups like campbell
- processed meat like hot dogs, lunch meats, beef jerky, sausages, smoked meats, pepperoni, and slim jims
- any condiments such as salad dressing, mayonnaise, ketchup, barbecue sauce, and soy sauce
- instant noodles/ramen
- soup stocks. bullion cubes
-NOTABLY (tomatoes, parmesan cheese,)
- mushrooms, onions, cabbage, green peas, spinach, mushrooms, broccoli, corn, beets, anchovies, kelp/seaweed on your sushi
Better not live. Your body uses it constantly.
Only tomatoes? I got news for you bro, nearly all life on earth has glutamic acid.
It's naturally in breast milk also
@Jason Lohzx yes and many other things
My mom thinks she's allergic to MSG. She's been brainwashed by nutbags like Dr. Oz. I made her pasta with sun dried tomatos and parmesan cheese, two of the foods with the highest natural MSG content. Wouldn't you know it, her MSG allergy wasn't triggered! When I explained to her that she just ate a bunch of MSG she thought I tried to poison her...
lol Japanese people eat MSG and live up to a hundred. Healthy food with msg is harmless
Nabil Abdulrashid
Msg is no less healthy than salt. The msg fear is largely influenced by xenophobia because it's Asian.
Tony Zan I was telling my wife this yesterday brother. I’m west African and we use msg a lot in our food too, people keep saying it’s unhealthy based on this stupid rumour started by the American guy and the truth is it was a deliberate attempt to ruin Chinese business
@@NabilAbdulrashidComedy Fact: Chinese food without MSG tastes like cardboard.
Nabil Abdulrashid The chinese think ice cubes cause illness and fans blowing literally cause death. They are afraid of the cold immune Viking DNA 😂😂😂
Based Centrist ice cubes at most fast food joints contain more bacteria than toilet water... or something like that?
I want to say thank you, sincerely, for making this. This is a battle I've been fighting for a while now. so many people, particularly ones who claim to be healthy eaters, have tried to argue that its bad for you when its not. I am a professional, trained chef and i have a focus on food science, so it is always frustrating hearing people who don't know what they're talking about try to vilify something they don t understand in food science. Thank you.
I'm a personal Chef and back in college I actually did a research paper on the Sigma of MSG which turns out to be ALL about RACISM! Back in the late '60s and early '70s, NYC Asian restaurants were starting to get more and more popular and sales started getting hirer and hirer. Some or I should say Most of course didn't like it. So secretly Non-Asian restaurant owners took Asian food to laboratories to find out what was in it. It was discovered that a form of salt MSG Monosodium L Glutamate enhanced the flavor of salt and made the food taste more savory. So we know what happens next?? Those Non-Asian restaurants started screaming MSG is bad for you just to make real Asian restaurants suffer. Unfortunately, the bad word of mouth, and also public bashing made sales drop, and made people scared to consume MSG. So Asian restaurants were forced to remove it from their cooking. That's why when you go to some Asian restaurants on the menu in bold lettering NO MSG. This is a shame because now after many years of research they have determined MSG is not harmful, or life-threatening. The scare campaign was actually a HATE campaign! There are many products out on the market that most consumers eat that have always contained MSG but they didn't mention those because they were trying to put Asian restaurants out of business. Today you can find MSG at/in KFC, Chick-fil-A, Campbell's soups, Doritos, Pringles, and a whole lot more!!! I use it in 90% of my cooking especially baking when salt is one of the ingredients. I get RAVE reviews for my Cinnamon Rolls!! Oh, by the way, I got an "A" on my research paper and my professor was originally from Vietnam! 😛❤🔥💋
Very well done 👏
Wrong. It's all about sodium. The symptoms people complain about the most, are consistent with mild dehydration. If a person isn't used to eating very savory foods (foods with a lot of umami) they may not drink enough fluids to help flush out the excess sodium which can cause symptoms of dehydration. MSG was discovered from kelp in Asia, so it's more heavily used in Asian cuisines, and this would cause cases of mild dehydration.
What is it with westerners and their pathological obsession with race? It's such a stupid and unscientific assumption.
Awesome! I'm going to try it in my baking.
Of course racism has to be blamed. There would be something seriously wrong if it wasn't. And the Hero Of The Day Award goes to ....
Did everyone clap?
I used to be afraid to tell people I like MSG on popcorn, but now I'M COMIN' OUT! 🤣
Oh my how does it tasted tho?
@@Bazziness wow this man rly neglected u 😢 it prolly tastes pretty umami'y
@@Bazziness woman*
You gotta try butter salt and msg make really good popcorn. msg make it as savory as Doritos
I should try msg on pop corn im one of those guys that prefers salted over sweet so msg will probably taste amazing i dont blame u for liking it
I started using MSG this year, THATS whats been missing from my cooking past 40 years, DOH!
SO YOU ARE OLDER THAN 40 GREAT !!!. SORRY FOR CAPS MY KEYBOARD BROKE !!!
@@Chlrintruc *Holding shift will reverse CAPS*
I'm with you 'Stache! But it's like pushing a boulder up a hill trying to convince those people who have been 'GOOPed' by the Wizard of Dr. Oz. All my strength for the comments to come.
hahah Thank you Glen!! It took me around 4 months to work up the courage to make this video. I put it off for too long and I decided I needed to make it for my own sanity! Hopefully the comments stay clean, but I know I'm in for it hahah
I agree. America has a way of demonizing certain foods.
Glen?! Awesome! I need a nice quartz egg...🤣
Why the need to "convince" ? Some people don't want MSG in their diet, simply respect that and keep it moving.
@@thegreatbobinski6819 People are fine to choose not to eat certain foods. But when they start pushing pseudoscientific claims about those foods, that's a problem.
That old paper about MSG is so anti-asian and so overspread that it makes people went bandwagon on MSG. MSG is just a type of sodium salt guys, c'mon. Glutamate isn't even bad, in fact you also kinda need glutamate. Yes, it's still contains sodium, but table salt also contains sodium, so what's your excuse?
The first paper about MSG "danger" was a joke article, posted on a joke section of a scientific journal...
The same section where a guy proved that chocolates are alive and things like that... it was't as much anti-asian as it was a prank...
But the hoarding that came after it was pretty much anti-asian and very xenophobic
The "old paper about MSG" was written by an Asian...
You dont even need glutamate per se, since you are in fact, part glutamate. Its one of the amino acids our body produces. Saying youre allergic to glutamate is like saying youre allergic to your own body, Insane
From Japan so I appreciate MSG. Was never against it. Ajinomoto pronounced Ah-G-No-Mo-To. 💕
My husband sent me the link to your video...I'm so glad he did. I really appreciate you explaining this about MSG. I have some in my cabinet and I've only used it on a shrimp lo mein dish that I learned how to make not too long ago. I wasn't sure about MSG...when we went to the Asian market to buy some we even got negative responses that we were buying it. I never thought of using MSG in other savory dishes, but I'm going to now! Thank you! I hate the food police and when people go hating on something (similar to how they go hating on artificial sweeteners...).
Thanks again for the very informative video!
You absolutely will. Godspeed!
@@rickakashockshockey9151 Fun fact: Monosodium glutamate has the sodium count of table salt……
DIVIDED BY 3!
Ajinomoto is pronounced: ah-g-noh-moh-toh, with no accent on any syllable.
The j in Japanese is pronounced j as in joker or Jill. It is not an h like Spanish.
ahhh thank you so much!!! I knew I would pronounce it wrong :/
And even in Peru, a country that speaks Spanish, we pronounce it as 'j' not 'h' :) maybe because we used ajino moto for the longest time and cause we have a large Japanese cultural background
It literally means "origin of flavor" or maybe "root of taste" 3 words, aji no moto.
J is pronounced like g not h in japanese,simple.
You don't see people in English speaking countries correcting you foreigners.... oh wait
Got to love MSG. The idea that it is "poison" is just another silly myth of the chattering classes. Like cheese? Mushrooms? Tomatoes? Then you like MSG.
Funny enough people that say msg is poison will drink alcohol, vape, smoke weed.
@@Mikey-ym6ok exactly what my mom said
Thank you! People tend to be afraid of things they don’t understand. As a chemist I encounter this phenomenon constantly.
Thank you for this! I love MSG so much. I put it in everything and everyone raves about what a wonderful cook I am and how everything tastes so good and they ask why can't they get their food to "pop" like mine. It's MSG, my secret ingredient!
How much for one kg fried chicken masala
@@riyasabdul8652 I would go with 1 tsp.
r. Russell Blaylock, a board-certified neurosurgeon and author of “Excitotoxins: The Taste that Kills” explains that MSG is an excitotoxin, meaning that it overexcites cells leading to damage or death of cells. Glutamate, the amino acid, is a neurotransmitter that works as a nerve impulse transmitter in the brain as well as other parts of the body. When MSG is consumed, our glutamate receptors can become overstimulated and can cause damage to nerve cells or heart cells and so on.
Trust me I have read about Dr Russell Blaylock. You can find 1 person that will say anything is bad about anything, but Russell Blaylock says it about everything. You are quoting one study that was done that has been proven wrong, bad science and inconsistent with almost every other study that is out there. He is a conspiracy theorist and believes the government is out to kill you.
"The msg is the king of flavor"
love it! I cook pretty regularly and when I mentioned to a few friends that I add MSG they lost their minds. I explained to them everything you said and they finally understand but its nice to have a video to send them when they still don't believe.
I also read that the whole MSG Causes cancer thing was started as a bit of age old racism during WWII to deter Americans from eating Asian food. Still blows me away that people don't use it more regularly.
I tried that, too. Explaining. Gave up. Now I just say I have "the touch."
This was such a great informative video!! Thank you Mark!!
Thank you Emma!!!!
It’s propaganda u simpleton
@@copeboi7714 Are you alright? Do you need help?
@@nick.p5609 show me one person with a nice bod that’s promoting the use of MSG lol
Yeh Thanks for being a shill for the industry.
I recently researched MSG and came to the same conclusion as you. It is not harmful to most people and , in fact, is beneficial in lowering sodium intake when used instead of table salt. A very very small number of people are allergic to MSG ( but not as many as, to say, peanuts I think ).
Thanks for clearing up the misconception about MSG because it really does make things taste better. I’m looking forward to using it in my cooking!😊
i'm surprised you don't have a custom MSG and salt blend -- that's the real MVP of the kitchen.
I put it in almost every savory thing I make! If people knew why the food I make is better than anything they ever make, they'd probably freak out.
I put it everywhere and tell people about it all the time.
As for now half of my family got convinced to it.
go to hell
My science teacher said she doesn’t eat Chinese food because of the MSG, since MSG made someone become a murderer... I wish I was joking..
If MSG made someone become a murderer, most everyone in Asia would be a murderer, there's nothing wrong with MSG, probably some people are allegic to it, as some others are allergic to peanut, for those who hate MSG just because, STOP HATING!!
MSG is such a beautiful thing!!
Using the word “science teacher” loosely of course.
Yeah, I don't think she actually had a degree in science.
@@djtangable7550 lol
MSG is pure chemical compound. but americans dont care they only eat pure garbage. GMOs Processed food. they have chlorine chickens. and more. american food is pure garbage. and MSG wont make it better. Stevia is the best thing to replace sugar with. 300 times sweeter then sugar. and 100 percent netural
I've tried ading MSG powder to home cooked meals, and it for adds a subtle "something" that enhances the flavors, but I've found that adding mushroom seasoning powder does the job much better (and to my palette doesn't add any "mushroom" flavor, just a nice deep meaty yumminess.)
Hi can I ask what brand you're using
Mushrooms have a ton of msg in it so that makes sense
I mean yeah, Mushrooms are one of the most glutamate-rich things in nature.
9:49 "pay attention to em"
9:59 "my fault I wasn't paying attention"
😂😂😂😂
Ha, got-eem!
🤣🤣
The only reason people freak out about MSG is because we haven't given it a proper name. Like we say baking soda instead of sodium bicarbonate. People are just scared of long chemical sounding names only because they don't know what it is, call water dihydrogen monoxide and watch them freak out about it too.
I vote we change the name to "umami salt"
No it was because of a racist article hating on Chinese people because a guy was allergic to it and got headaches and he said the Chinese were poisoning him and the only thing that was different about chinese was msg
That may be the thing that started it but the reason why people belived it and belive it now is because "we don't want any gosh darn chemicals in our food" For example: How many people know what sodium cloride is if you ask them? How many of them will get mad if you tell them that it most of our food? And how many of them want to have it banned when you tell them that you can easily overdose on it and die? And when you tell them it is salt then it is suddenly fine again. People fear what they don't know, I mean what the heck is monosodium glutamate, what does it even mean? it sounds so weird it has to be bad! And I bet most of them don't even know of that article, they just got told by someone who got told by someone ect. and rolled with it without even checking, because why would my friend tell me lies?
it’s because of xenophobia
We call it Ajinomoto.
This actually reminds me of that old commercial that talked about why corn syrup is safe in moderation. Honestly, I use MSG all the time though, my family thinks I'm eating pure cancer but I love it.
hahahaha
Cryptocurrency1607 high fructose corn syrup is really awful though. “Everything in moderation” is a weird way to think in my opinion. Why would I want to poison myself just because I know I won’t die if I don’t over do it, when I have the choice and ability to not poison myself at all? Because it tastes good?
@@maximus4158 Why is it awful? I don't even get why it's called "high" fructose corn syrup. The most common form of it is 45% fructose and 55% glucose. That's less of a fructose ratio than table sugar, which is 50-50. And far less fructose than things like honey, which is 70%+.
Sugar in moderation is a good thing. The only thing bad about HFCS is that it is put in everything, so it's hard to have it in moderation.
MAXIMUS even water is bad if you drink too much of it
@@Aikano9 fun fact:Every person in earth that are dead drink water before.
Wow ! Thanks for this. I’ve found those little bouillon cubes add a lot of flavor and they are almost pure MSG - I like using them but always doubted if it was ok for my health. Thanks for putting my mind at ease. I love your videos. Keep it up.
I have Ajinomoto in mine, use it all the time! Makes things taste amazing and adds that umami kick that's needed in soups, stews and sauces. I'm actually making spaghetti and meatballs right now and added a quarter teaspoon of MSG to both the meatball mix and the tomato sauce, such an amazing enhancer.
MSG makes my soup pop.
How make it is metirial
Every person that told me that MSG is bad didn't know what the acronym stood for or even why it was bad for people
exactly
Sadly the people that say its bad dont realise its natural in a lot of foods.
Everyone I mention it to always says "migraines". I use MSG, I'm also prone to migraines but don't see a correlation when I use it or eat Asian food. Americans are missing out and that may be why they add more salt and sugar to foods...
@@Chino-Kafu What's crazy is when I give them the facts about MSG I'm either dismissed or yelled at smh 😔
At some point in the 80s it was also claimed it could cause cancer. At the time just about ANYTHING ‘could cause can er’...because they were feeding lab rats a thousand times more of whatever than a human would consume in their lifetime. Many of the modern ‘cancer scares’ are basically folklore that dates back to the 70s and 80s.
I put it in my ice cream, smoothie, cakes, donuts, and even on my soap to make me taste good. 😂
Finally someone is talking about this. Thank You Sir this was a very important and informative
I feel the same way about gluten. Unless you have a medical aversion to it, it's fine. I have to hunt for vital wheat gluten to make bread. But the gluten free fad is in full swing... ugh...
Yep the gluten free fad "me too" movement sigh... what people find themselves "allergic" to nowadays I swear.
@@beanshady I hear ya but allergies to gluten is a real thing, its called Celiac disease. It can kill some people.
@@mikey_mike only 1% of the population in America has celiac disease which means it's only 1% of the country that is actually allergic to gluten. Everybody else is following a fad.
@@jonas189 not disagreeing.
@@mikey_mike I'm aware of that. I was just making a general point about those who indicate that they have allergies that they actually don't have (or at least not being diagnosed as having).
I always wondered what my favourite asian uses for those awesome fried noodles / rice - now i bought a bag msg just out of curiousity and BAM i never want to miss it again 😅❤
I’ve been cooking my entire adult life and discovered MSG recently on a RUclips cooking show. W😍W. I’ve always considered myself an excellent cook and so does my family but I’ve been adding MSG to most savory dishes since I really looked into it and now my food is absolutely next-level.👍👍👍
I love the way you pin point the facts and I believe a lots of people out there need to know that MSG is BAD is totally a misconception, hopefully you can help some of them to understand that( which I am going to share this video on my social media), good work buddy!
I find salt whenever I need it, I can't even remember the last time I bought it. But whenever I buy MSG, the pack disappears after a few weeks.
Nobody ever buys salt, it's always just there by default.
@Carl Panzram kilos are only used for drugs. Therefore, that isn't salt.
I got triggered when he started saying "Ahi no moto", so I went out and punched my neighbor. Great video none the less.
That caused me a great deal of discomfort as well. But then, I have a hard time dealing with all kinds of things like that.
For instance: "real.lit.tor" 😕 almost makes my hair stand on end. Then there's the way so many Americans seem completely unable to simply do things or instruct others to do something. They have to, "go ahead and ..." and the didn't do something, they, "went ahead and" did it. I really do hate to make a huge deal over such a seemingly little thing but I once counted 37, "go ahead ands" or "went ahead ands," in a single, 14 minute cooking video. It's maddening sometimes.
@@mustwereallydothis *shudder*
@@mustwereallydothis Yes, the 'Go ahead and' thing... I thought it was only me who got effected by that. Thanks for pointing it out! (Also starting things off with 'So...'. Ugh! There's so many...)
@@mustwereallydothis There is counseling and meds for that...I personally just laugh over that kind of petty stuff but to get mad over it makes one think you have psychological problems...
@@modestoca25I'm no professional or anything, but I think that you, just maybe, could use a little help with your anger issues.
Whenever my friends asked for secret ingredient of my delicious packed lunch, I always tell them three words: AJI. NO. MOTO.
Good video :)
I would recommend salting ingredients early on instead of at the end, that way it enhances flavors more instead of tasting salty
Thank god someone is talking sense on this. I have been pro-MSG for years.
You “tiny-whisked” that sauce, and then said your buddy, Andy, my brain immediately jumped to Babish and was about to flip the eff out if he walked out.
hahahah oh damn that would have been epic!!! One day Chef!! one day!
For all the skeptics. I ordered some. It comes in little crystal slivers. Tasting it plain you get this hint of salt taste, then you get this weird umami meat taste, very similar to a chicken broth taste. Its delicious. It's taste is similar to adding a touch of bone broth to things like brocolli or noodles in a pan.
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Love this people seem to have a hive mind when it comes to msg I honestly like food that tastes good and that is good for you so flavor enhancer is something good as far as I’m concerned:) thank you for this.
MSG+ my wife's potato soup is heaven!
Ohhhhh I bet!! Potato soup with MSG is serious
LOL
I use MSG quite often, but never thought to add it to popcorn. I’m going to have to try that!
The popcorn is super noticeable!! haha like really really makes a difference
Try some nutritional yeast sprinkled on pop corn 😋
Max Yes! It’s very good with nooch!
@@sanders457 nutritional yeast is natural MSG and I think gives a cheesy flavor right?
Poison you guys are taking years off your life
I usually prefer using Asian brand products for cooking, but Accent is so much easier to use with the shaker container. I get this massive 3 lb container. It encourages me to use MSG more often, because it’s so easy.😅
If your B6 is low you can have side effects to artificial sweeteners and MSG. i recommend 100 mg B6 twice daily for anyone with those issues.
Already covered in the specific case of “ji” but Japanese is actually really easy - everything is a syllable, and everything is spelled in English phonetically, nothing is ever silent. So Ajinomoto is also A-Ji-No-Mo-To, and Nagasaki is Na-Ga-Sa-Ki. It makes more ease when written in Japanese, as the phonetic characters are a consonant+vowel pair, with the occasional lone vowel. Japanese also has a few modifiers, and when you see them you just slur them all together. So Tokyo becomes To-Kyo (slur the k-y-o together), not To-Ki-O (which is how everyone in the US says it). When in doubt, just make sure you pronounce every letter, and if you’re not sure which vowel sounds to use, they’re the same as Spanish vowels.
Worcestershire sauce or soy sauce also have natural occurring “msg”
I dont think its naturally occuring.
@@vericacvetkovic9093 so do tomatoes and parmesan cheese and mushrooms.
Verica Cvetkovic he literally said in the video, that it naturally occurs in a lot of foods. If you did your own research, you’d also come to the same conclusion
@@vericacvetkovic9093 did you even listen to the video? 🤔
Its u m a m i so msg is just umami powder
Uncle roger approved!!
My Grandma uses MSG like in all her dishes... she's 104 years old now. Also adding spicy garlic oil and MSG to fried peanuts makes them much better.
That sounds great I'm absolutely going to try that!
I'm so glad you made this video! It's a shame that MSG gets a bad rap for pretty much no reason. I use it here and there, but never thought to put it on popcorn. Genius.
Thank you!!! Its wild how bad a rap that MSG gets!! I don't know how it got that bad but people have blamed it for just about everything.... and yes popcorn with a little spicy seasoning and msg is sOOOOO GOOOD!
@@SauceStache dunno how it got that bad!?! Just spit-ballin here but maybe the giant "NO MSG" signs in front of chinese food restaurants had somethin to do with it... kinda hard to bounce back from that. 🤮🤮🤮
My friend and I used to have a little bowl of Worcestershire sauce with our popcorn. We'd dunk the popcorn in it, hear it "sizzle" and it broke down, and eat it. Somehow we discovered this as kids. It's amazing. Dump it all over your popcorn.
First off, great video, love your content
Second, tips on making popcorn:
Add flavours when you add the kernels
And don't cover completely, Let the steam escape so the popcorn doesn't get chewy.
MSG can be a headache or Migraine trigger. I know it is for me so I do my best to avoid it. Even foods containing it naturally triggers a headache for me.
I brought some MSG a couple of days ago for the first time and did a little test with 2 small bowls of food I was cooking to see if I could tell the difference (not a blind test though) ... just with a little bit added you can really taste the difference
Still getting used to how much to add and how it affects the amount of salt or sugar you need to add to the dish you are cooking but starting to understand what MSG adds and how to use it
I've been adding marmite to my homemade vegan sausages for the last few times I've made them and it is an improvement to the savory flavour but you cant add much or the flavour overpowers everything else (unless you are going for marmite sausages lol) I'm going to try a mix of MSG and mushroom powder and see if that is better
Bout to be the best cook in the family with this little secret
its about palate mate
Man, I wish I had this video available to watch last week! So much of this video is what I included in my literature review that I just wrote for my graduate thesis as a food scientist! So glad to hear MSG be portrayed accurately :) Thanks for informing your viewers!
Thank you so much!! Hopefully people will start to have a real understanding of what MSG actually is.
Unfortunately there’s tons of people who don’t believe science 😂
MSG already existed most of our food and the powdered MSG it’s just grounded up Food is turned into a powder, similar to seasonings which are just ground up peppers, Garlic, onions, and other vegetables that are grounded up into a powder.
There’s no such thing as natural ingredients or unnatural ingredients, because there are chemicals in both of them, which are both harmless .
Thank you for the lesson in MSG. I had hear the stories about MSG 30 yrs ago. And tried to make sure I had none in my food. I want to do this test myself. Not to disprove your findings, but to find out what I have been missing most of my adult life. I'm really looking forward to this test too. All my cooking has always been about flavor and nutrition. I can't stand bland foods.
@Margaret Gibson What has been your results or observation?
This reminds me of when Kramer from Seinfeld asked for extra msg in his Chinese food.
I always ask for extra MSG
Kramer is the wokest. He also uncovered the big mail conspiracy.
I love your channel, i don't think I've ever seen any other food RUclipsrs who use things like msg
THANK you so much!!!!!!
I’m getting my first batch of MSG today. I see that you did an experiment where you used MSG as a replacement for salt and MSG was superior which I’m not surprised by that result. I’ve been told that I eat way too much salt, i’m just wondering whether it will be dangerous for me to make all the same recipes I have in the past but replace MSG for salt… What do you think? I am not one of those people who thinks that MSG is toxic or unsafe, but I’m just wondering if I eat that much MSG to replace my love for salt, if you think it might be as dangerous or even more dangerous than a high salt concentration in my diet…
I was thinking that if I replaced MSG with salt I would get my sodium levels down very fast and be healthier… I think you see what I’m getting at here… I’d love to hear your thoughts on this… Thank you my friend!
I'm not an expert, but if MSG has 1/3 the sodium that salt has, then substituting salt with MSG would mean that over the course of your lifetime you would consume 2/3 less sodium, which sounds much healthier than if you used salt.
when they say it's the best they've ever tasted, you can't tell them our dirty little secret
2:02 Well now I will NEVER USE MSG!!!!
Because I only have bad quality food and I'm not about to start taking responsibility for my life choices now...
🤣🤣🤣
thank you for this video! I think it's delicious and i hope the fears and myths around MSG disappear with the help of food personalities like you educating about it.
its so hypocritical that people have a fear of MSG while eating such insanely processed food where you cant even recognize 90% of the ingredients labeled on it!
THANK YOU!!! Its wild and I honestly don't even know how It got this bad! Around 4 months ago I was eating dinner with my family and friends... one of them said "Do you know that some restaurants spray their salads with MSG to make the lettuce last longer" At that point I knew I had to make a video... but because of all the hate it took the last 4 months for me to finally put this video out haha
Do you know why you can't recognize 90% of the ingredients in processed food? Because they're all convoluted ways of hiding the MSG and other free glutamic acid sources that are added into it.
Thank you, MSG Avenger! I'll try some - because you've opened my eyes. You're like one of those MythBuster people except, you know: food.
It's a shame MSG doesn't work on sweet items. I was going to douse my cat with Accent - although I can't imagine him being any sweeter (Har har har!).
It is good on sweet items! Experiment a bit!
Such a great comment!!!
@@creatingdestiny7 @Vibe with Destiny Thank you, Vibe W. Destiny. It's a minor thrill when something I wrote a long time ago gets noticed. This is probably how Emily Dickinson would've felt if she ever got fan mail. Have a safe and interesting holiday season! ☺
Have you ever tried using MSG in Italian recipes? Also, how do we use it -- as a substitute for salt or something that complements it while reducing the amount of salt required?
Thank you! I love MSG. Got a bad rap due to hearsay back in the day. People don't realize it is in a lot of foods they already eat. Glad to see more and more videos like yours on this topic.
YES THE RUclips MSG REVOLUTION!!! All the cooking creators, myself included, have addresses this in the past 2 week.
change MSG with stevia. unless you dont like healthy products.
@@metalvideos1961 I think you're confused about something here. Stevia is a sugar alternative. Msg and stevia provide entirely different flavors. And I also think you may have misinterpreted the point of the msg explanation. It's perfectly healthy to eat. It's like salt in that is totally okay for consumption, just don't consume it in excess.
@James Ferryare you really this dense? Do you eat endless amounts of other seasonings? 🤦♂️
@James Ferry MSG is not sweet... At all. It is literally "savory seasoning". Just taste it
@James Ferry wew, that's a poor usage of brain matter.
I've been cooking since I was 12 yo and been using MSG. I'm 26 now and the only thing I got it's my new super power to recognize which food doesn't have MSG. Literally.
It may sound stupid now But where are you coming from?
Becaus Im From Germany and neither i or neither anyone i know heard of MSG Ever before?
And im just curious if its a Local thing or a nation thing ^^.
@@dotnetapp7503 I'm from Perú 🇵🇪 and MSG is very popular here, albeit we call it Ajinomoto. Lol
Thank you. I'm gonna get me some MSG today.
Anyone else catch the "Tiny whisk Binging with Babish" reference? :O
I've been feeding exclusively on MSG for the past 17 years. True story.
Are you a vampire in china town?
I've been using msg since time indefinite despite negative comments coz it really enhance the taste of food..thanks to you we belong to same planet hehe
This is such a good substitute for the fact that I used to use anchovies for pasta sauce.
I use MSG with burgers to enhance the added flavors
makes a big difference on burgers for sure.
I put msg in everything savory. In moderation. Just like everything else.
Jane you look really skinny too 🤔 I might have to try some out lmao
Based Centrist LOL
@@janesuoth hola
How are you?
@@carlosd.9551 ASL?
@Throngdorr Mighty You know meth actually has a really bad reputation. there are a lot of misconceptions about it out there, it's basically safe I mean we give it to kids in the form of Adderall
Fantabulous!!! Thanks. When all the voodoo came out about MSG I stopped using it (accent). My Hubby just bought me a 1 pound bag of it and it's in the kitchen awaiting a beef stir-fry!
I was watching a Chinese street food video and every vendor dumped spoonfulls of MSG into every bowl of whatever they made, so I had to google MSG and found this video. I'm gonna go buy some now :)
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Honestly never heard of msg but now I think I’m gonna by some and try it because I love savory foods
You totally should!!!! Its wild the difference it makes
Don't do it,just make+eat good quality foods!
So glad I became a Patreon to a channel with an actual smart level headed person.
Msg naysayers begone
Thats so awesome !!! Thank you so much for being a patron!!!
Sauce Stache no worries, you are doing amazing work, sadly I can only contribute 1$, a month but I plan to increase that when I can.
You are compiling all the best plant based recipes on one channel and that amazes me, the positive energy, on set and off (like your shopping videos) all are very nice.
I’m surprised you’re not vegan(unless I’m mistaken), I hope one day you make it there and also make it to many more people’s home screen!
Yeah, this has become one of my favorite channels on RUclips
you need to watch dr berg
so you rather eat a chemical compound because some person on youtube told you that? do some research. MSG is pure garbage. its even worse then sugar. use Stevia if you want to replace sugar
My wife just bought a container of it and i had to dip a finger and try it.....wow. It starts off tasting like nothing, extremely subtle and then as it spreads through your mouth you get that "Umami" flavor profile that develops. Not mushroomy, but kind of earthy and deep and you immediately scratch that itch you get for the savory Chinese food flavors you could never reproduce at home. Awesome stuff.
Excellent video. Facts over nonsense. much appreciated.
Thank you!
Protip: when using MSG (or cooking with ingredients naturally rich in glutamate like tomatoes, mushrooms, soy sauce, etc.), try to find a way to incorporate fish sauce. While it's not going to help with reducing the sodium content of the dish (QUITE the opposite), fish sauce contains synergistic nucleotides which will increase the sensitivity of a tongue to the sensation of glutamic acid; ie: including fish sauce will make the tongue eating the food taste even more umami.
Once I went to a Chinese restaurant and I got hot tea....they filled the sugar pourer with msg on accident...my tea tasted like fish water or somethin
forza juventus idk what’s the point of your existence
@forza juventus i mean it's just a funny story i guess
@@jamswiz whoa chill
@forza juventus The point of the comment was to educate you on the meaning of anecdote. Jada provided a small anecdote related to the video. The relation was the fact that MSG was the topic of the video and the topic of the anecdote. I do believe the point of this anecdote was amusement. Just for a laugh. an·ec·dote
Jonathan brilliantly said lmao
I love msg. Ive cooked with it sence 1962. Waldorf Cafeteria cooked with it. I tried it from there.
I’ve just bought that brand of msg, tried it in stir fried vegetables and noodles it was delicious 😋 👌🏻