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There are whole varieties of fungi being used as natural flavouring, for instance in yogurts to give them the natural flavour of apple, vanilla, strawberry, pin
by Renaud 13y ago
There are whole varieties of fungi being used as natural flavouring, for instance in yogurts to give them the natural flavour of apple, vanilla, strawberry, pineapple, etc
A couple of PDFs on the subject:
* http://wsmbmp.org/proceedings/2nd%20international%20conference/Mushroom%20Biology%20and%20Mushroom%20Products%20(Green%20book)/37%20Mushrooms%20as%20a%20Source%20of%20Natural%20Flavor%20and%20Aroma%20Compounds.pdf http://wsmbmp.org/proceedings/2nd%20international%20conferen...
* http://www.fungaldiversity.org/fdp/sfdp/FD13-153-166.pdf http://www.fungaldiversity.org/fdp/sfdp/FD13-153-166.pdf
Perfectly natural, but certainly not what you would expect these flavours to come from.
- arrrg 13y agoBut there is nothing weird about eating fungi. It’s common (e.g. in delicious Gorgonzola). In that context I can see really nothing strange about using fungi for flavouring.