Check Out These 10 Essential Foods High in Glutamic Acid

8. Unsalted Tomato Paste

If you must buy tomato paste from the grocery store, make sure it is unsalted. Better yet, just puree ½ cups of tomatoes in a blender with a little water to create tomato paste in its purest form. Just half a cup of unsalted tomato paste gives 1.93 g of Glutamic acid. It is also a good source of good cholesterol, very low in saturated fat and is packed with Vitamins A, C, E, K and B6.

9. Walnuts

The only thing you won’t like about walnuts is that it’s a tough nut to crack. But once you get the luscious meat, you get a heavenly nutty taste of it. It is also packed with nutrients and amino acids. 1 oz of walnuts produces 1.42 g of Glutamic acid. Not only is it a healthy snack you can eat after a workout, you can also use it as one of the main ingredients in desserts like cake and ice cream or something nutritious like vegetable salads.