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science explained
Monosodium glutamate is the sodium salt of glutamic acid — an amino acid found naturally in tomatoes, aged cheeses, mushrooms, anchovies, and soy sauce. It's why these foods taste so deeply, inexplicably good.
Discovered in 1908 by Japanese chemist Kikunae Ikeda, MSG was first isolated from kombu seaweed. Today, premium MSG is made through the same natural fermentation process as vinegar or yoghurt — sugarcane molasses transformed by bacteria into pure crystalline umami.
Decades of fear-mongering have kept MSG off Western shelves. We're changing that. More Savoury Goodness is MSG in its purest, most honest form: no additives, no fillers — just the fifth taste.