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What is “Oleogustus”?

“Oleogustus” refers to the taste of fat, which has been identified as a distinct primary taste alongside sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami. Oleogustus typically has the unpleasant taste of fatty acids, especially when fats are broken down, leading to a bitter or sour flavor. It differs from the creamy or pleasant sensation people often associate with fat.

Related Questions

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