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Discover LudwigThe phrase "almost tasted like" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a food or drink that has a flavor reminiscent of something else, but not quite the same.
Example: "The dessert was so rich and creamy that it almost tasted like chocolate mousse."
Alternatives: "nearly tasted like" or "practically tasted like".
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- It almost tasted like chicken," Mr. Smith said after the tasting.
The combination of the lemon zest, juice and extract along with the added sugar gave the lemon pops a nice sweet and sour flavor that almost tasted like limoncello liquor.
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Wait time: 3min 21sec Tasting notes: Though the breading is fine and almost tastes like the breading on a thick-cut onion ring, the crunch was lacking.
Almost tastes like stuffing.
They also have a huge variety of fruit that we don't see here, for example, mamey, which almost tastes like caramel, it's incredibly sweet.
Mr. Burnside sells homes in the Hamptons, a slice of Long Island so famous for its glamorous excess that the word itself almost tastes like money as it slides off the tongue.
Place a patty between a sesame-seed bun with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions, mayonnaise and ketchup, and you have something that almost tastes like a Whopper, though still squishier.
On it's own, it almost tastes like a cocktail already, but adding tonic and/or soda water really balances it out.
LONDON –- It looks like a hamburger, feels like one and almost tastes like one.
You also can buy sweet miso, which almost tastes like chutney, often called natto miso.
(It tasted "like sweat").
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