Sentence examples for bitter flavour from inspiring English sources
White asparagus is tricky to pair with wine because of its mild but slightly bitter flavour.
The more neutral, slightly bitter flavour of oat milk opens up endless possibilities, however – cereals, pancakes, soups, curries and baking.
One fraction of these, the α-acids, is isomerized by heat to form the related iso-α-acids, which are responsible for the characteristic bitter flavour of beer.
The bitterness of the hops seemed to take over, but a quick squeeze of lemon neutralised the bitter flavour and accentuated the citrus.
Varieties can grow as small as a pea – these are common in Thai curries and have a bitter flavour – or as large as a pawpaw.
Difficult medical matters—such as the asymmetry in power and knowledge between doctor and patient, and issues of privacy, consent and access to treatment take on a particularly bitter flavour in this tale.
(If you are very brave and like bitter flavours, you can take it to dark chocolate).
In fact, I find most of the people whose palates I really respect tend to favour bitter flavours.
Some people are very sensitive to bitter flavours, but just to confuse things might enjoy black coffee but find grapefruit completely unpalatable.
If you resist the urge to bite you'll notice that as the chocolate melts, your tongue cools, then a combination of sweet and bitter flavours flood your mouth.
"In order to get good flavour out of it, you needed to use boiling water because they say boiling water dissolves the tannins - the strong bitter flavours".
