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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as the taste of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or describing something in relation to a specific flavor or taste.
Example: "The dish was rich and savory, as the taste of garlic lingered on the palate."
Alternatives: "similar to the flavor of" or "like the taste of".
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The contents of consciousness are our subjective experience, such as the taste of coffee.
And even as "The Taste of Money" swerves toward a frantic climax and a sentimental denouement, it remains intriguing.
Absolut New Orleans offered drinkers what the company described as the taste of "mango with a spicy black pepper kick".
Queen is brilliant, Hadreas half-spitting a taunt to homophobes over synths metalic as the taste of blood.
Starbucks is a vast global retailer, and the ambience of its stores matters as much as the taste of its coffee.
Yet the social pressure to drink coffee here is almost as overpowering as the taste of the (awful French) coffee itself.
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The restaurant of the Carlyle, I was aware, reflected an important aspect of the sensibility of the moment, and reflected as well the taste of the Erteguns.
The gustatory system of mammals can sense four basic taste qualities, bitter, sweet, salty and sour, as well as umami, the taste of glutamate.
The IFO however increases activity as the intensity of the taste of a solution increases as well as integrates the taste and texture of food [49].
Color is a lousy indicator of burger safety, as is the taste of metal sticks.
Stephen Lewis, a former UN envoy on Aids in Africa, described the proposed legislation as having "the taste of fascism".
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