Sentence examples for certainly tasty from inspiring English sources

A quiche and three salads (£5.50) is not particularly refined (being picky, the kitchen goes a bit heavy on the cheese in its quiches), but it's certainly tasty and a generous portion.

I am not sure that Ernest's lamb flatbread, a take on the pizza-like Turkish lahmacun – topped with vibrant pulped tomatoes, ground, seasoned lamb, pine nuts and feta – would get top marks for authenticity in Istanbul or, for that matter on Harringay's Green Lanes, but it was certainly tasty.

An iPod gets a 8-9 while a ham sandwich gets a 1 — but is certainly tasty.

If you suffer from celiac disease, take caution the first time you try out the Omission brews, but they are certainly tasty enough to warrant experimentation.

While those dishes are certainly tasty, they often require you to buy ingredients that you'll use once and never look at again.

I don't know about that and won't go out on a limb making any claims to the efficacy of the ingredients other than to say they certainly are tasty!

The creamy, pucker moisturizing concoctions by Sweet Leaf Bath ($4.75) certainly sound tasty, but they're meant for pre-smooch prep, not nibbling.

And while "kidneys in red wine" certainly sounds tastier, was this really what plucky British families set themselves up with before a night of fire-watching in Bethnal Green?

At that time, sports nutrition was all rather theoretical, complicated, and certainly not very tasty.

Spicy and Tasty has certainly found an adequate replacement for this essential ingredient.

Hot, brittle wisps of fried potato in a salad may be the final decadence of the age, but they certainly make a chewy, tasty contribution to a plate of sauteed wild mushrooms tossed with a huge assortment of rough, tender and bitter greens.