Written by: Ruth L. Navarra
Iya Villania, TV host and mommy of three, is on a mission to dispel myths about umami. And she’s doing it one “Umami Mommy” episode at a time. Each show lasts for five minutes and it features the basics and truth behind umami and its benefits, up to nutritious, delicious, yet easy-to-make recipes.Villania and her guests in the show tackle myths and misconceptions about umami head-on. One of them is the safeness of this seasoning for children.
“It will surprise you how early your kids have had a taste of umami without you even knowing! It’s one of the first tastes we experience, before we’re even born,” she said. “During gestation, a baby gets …
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