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found in human cells and many foods—not just asian foods. a plate of spaghetti with tomato sauce probably has more glutamate than a similar amount of any asian food . msg was first isolated in japan around , where it was extracted by boiling seaweed. widely used all over the world, it can also be made from
molasses or sugar beets, for example. many foods, including some of the most flavorful and nutritious ones, are rich in free glutamate (without the sodium molecules). these include walnuts, tomatoes, grape juice, peas, mushrooms, potatoes, chicken, parmesan cheese, and soy protein. human milk contains...
https://www.berkeleywellness.com/healthy-eating/food-safety/article/msg-safe