Sentence examples for changes the taste of from inspiring English sources
How much you chill (which affects dilution) changes the taste of what you drink.
But just as the weather affects the Bay Area's surf, it also changes the taste of its bread.
Animals in that zone have suffered due to intestinal diseases such as liver calcification, swelling of stomach, intestinal worms, diarrhoea, changes the taste of milk and mouth blister and farmers are infected by many of pathogenic bacteria because they did not wear plant gloves during the irrigation process (Haidar 2005).
Food actually changes the taste of your breast milk, so eating a highly varied diet may also make your baby a better eater down the line.
Obviously such glasses can't change the taste of a wine, but they can alter our perception of it.
Between them, Laura Ashley and Terence Conran – retro and Anglicised modern – changed the taste of a generation (there's a Conran Shop in the High Street too).
The idea that a slightly different temperature or an oil from a different nut will change the taste of a dish.
The proposal met immediate resistance among restaurant owners, who said banning trans fats would raise their costs and change the taste of some items.
The timing of the tides and how the tides act in certain places can also subtly change the taste of the oyster, and so can the temperature of the water".
