As an example, Blake mentions a Sudanese condiment made from fermented cow urine and used as a flavor enhancer very much in the way soy sauce is used in other parts of the world.
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In "Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal," Mary Roach explores the diverse and often surprising aspects of food and digestion. Through her engaging narrative, she highlights how different cultures utilize unique ingredients to enhance flavor in their cuisine. One notable example is a Sudanese condiment made from fermented cow urine, showcasing the wide range of culinary practices around the globe.

This condiment serves a similar purpose to soy sauce, showing how various societies have their own distinct flavor enhancers. Roach’s work not only sheds light on unusual foods but also emphasizes the creativity and resourcefulness inherent in global culinary traditions. Such insights reveal the deep connections between food, culture, and the science of digestion.

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