A few years ago I sat with a friend and looked at a menu, and we wondered why everything seemed to be flavored like a taco. Or Caesar salad or maple syrup. I couldn’t quite say what about it bothered me, but I held a conviction that something was wrong in a thing — a Mexican snack, salad dressing, tree sap — being turned into a flavor. I remained wary without knowing why. In “The Dorito Effect,” an illuminating and sometimes radical book, Mark Schatzker shores up my unease with good evidence.
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