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This video explains how to make artificial chicken flavor from simple ingredients, using chemistry and biology. It also tests the fake flavor against real chicken broth in a double-blind experiment with some friends. The video is sponsored by Squarespace and also promotes the Thought Emporium merchandise and second channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Roast chicken is available at most local grocery stores.
2. It is the flesh of a dead bird heated enough to denature the proteins.
3. Chicken is made of muscle, fat, bone, and connective tissue.
4. U.S. patent number 3689289 is titled "Chicken flavor and process for preparing the same."
5. The patent provides an artificial chicken flavor composition that develops flavor when heated with water.
6. The patent was filed in the 60s and is now used by many food manufacturers.
7. The taste of chicken involves a complex mix of chemicals, proteins, minerals, and metals.
8. Not all ingredients in chicken are discernible by taste; some exist below the taste threshold.
9. Combining all the chemicals individually with a protein source and cooking it can replicate the taste of chicken.
10. The best chicken flavor found was a mix of cysteine, taurine, and methionine.
11. Nutritional yeast and powdered dried mushrooms help enhance the chicken flavor.
12. A double-blind taste test was conducted to compare real and synthetic chicken flavors.
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