Shrimp, Restaurant Pricing, The Science of Umami

Hosted by Evan Kleiman Aug. 02, 2014 Food & Drink

Paul Greenberg provides an in-depth look at how Americans get their shrimp, Amanda Cohen explores what goes into a restaurant’s prices. Plus, Ole G. Hourtisen discusses the science behind umami.

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Umami

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7 min, 27 sec

Credits

Host:
Evan Kleiman

Producers:
Gillian Ferguson, Laryl Garcia, Sarah Rogozen, Caroline Chamberlain

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