Sentence examples for a flavour that from inspiring English sources

It's a flavour that has been bred out of our food.

It is a flavour that manages to linger yet is deeply forgettable.

A flavour that is still of the land but has developed a life of its own.

His best verse has a flavour that is closer to the taste and temper of the 20th century than to the Victorian age, however.

Overall, these data indicate that insulin in the NAc plays a role in reinforcement of preference for a flavour that signals a glycaemic load.

"For example, among the Inuit, the stomach contents of an animal are considered a special delicacy with a consistency and a flavour that is not unlike cream cheese.

In addition, Mexicans tend to make liberal use of avocados (often in the form of guacamole), chili peppers, amaranth, tomatoes, papayas, potatoes, lentils, plantains, and vanilla (a flavouring that is pre-Columbian in origin).

"Everyone's got different receptors, so trying to make a flavouring that matches for everybody is very, very hard," she says.

Pears are a perfect substitute because, once baked, they have a subtle sweetness with a fruit flavour that is more readily matched with other flavours.

True, Larry is a waif from a cats' home in Battersea, lending the affair a Dickensian flavour that will appeal to the Conservatives' mill-owning tendency, but Tories are natural dog owners.

The texture is smooth and creamy with a complex flavour that balances sweet and savoury notes.