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Can the salt content affect the fragrance of the dish?
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If so, how does it happen?
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Does salt have a fragrance of its own?
Is salt related to smell
smell
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Best Answer
Salt itself doesn't really have a perceptible odour.
However, salt added to other ingredients will usually react with some of them, which will indeed cause a change in the dish's overall smell.
There are several different reactions involved:
Each of these reactions may occur separately or together, depending on the specific ingredients used and a host of other factors, of course, but salt can definitely cause a change in the smell of a dish.