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Flavour Analysis

Dried mushroom’s flavour profile spans several dimensions: powerful loamy earth, porcini, beef and kombu dashi. A petrichor note carries clear fresh earthiness, while a toast note brings definite warm aroma into focus, and moss and onion notes give the profile several distinct sides.

Dominant Flavour Families

Earthy
Woody
Carnal / Animalic
Maillard
Vegetal

Flavour profile of dried mushroom

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Loamy

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Dried mushroom

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Damp, humus-rich earth—loamy and petrichor-like—with soft, mossy depth and clean minerality. Strong in dried mushroom.

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