The phrase "alter the taste of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes to flavor or perception of food, beverages, or experiences.
Example: "The chef decided to alter the taste of the dish by adding a hint of lemon zest."
Alternatives: "change the flavor of" or "modify the taste of".
Stainless steel doesn't alter the taste of milk and is very durable.
For Spence, the can is evidence of the power of a package's color to alter the taste of the contents.
The agency said processes like freezing and pasteurization that make the oysters safer are available and do little to alter the taste of oysters.
A dish of astringent olives is brought to every table, but with our wine aperitif, plain bread — which wouldn't alter the taste of the wine — would have been preferable.
"Sometimes harvests in one area can be scarce so you have to change the source and recipe of the leaves and the skill of the taster and blender ensures that this doesn't alter the taste of a brand".
Among the mass-produced varieties, Rosengarten insists that albacore packed in oil has by far the most flavor and the best texture and further that the oil doesn't alter the taste of the tuna salad.
Concerns about altering the taste of those famous fries, though, have slowed down the transition to different oils.
Moreover, I became curious to learn whether or not iodized salt altered the taste of pickled vegetables," recalls Mircea.
When the marbles reached London they were an artistic sensation, justifying Elgin's claim that they would alter the taste and sensibilities of the whole of northern Europe.Yet as soon as the Greek nation regained independence in 1830, the force of the moral argument was always on the Greek side.
Remember, the growth of bacteria and the toxin causing botulism do not alter the taste or smell of the product!
Intake of some of chemotherapy drugs will alter the taste buds.
