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Salt yes, but I'm convinced bay leaves do nothing
Bay leaves let that one person at dinner know, that you don't like them
Noooo, getting the bay leaf is lucky!
I got news for you buddy, you're not your mums favourite child
I thought something similar until I tried a bay leaf tea to see what the flavor is. Put 1 leaf into boiling water like you are brewing a tea and give it a taste. It's a subtle umami flavor.