Sentence examples for concentrated taste from inspiring English sources

The tiny berries' sweet-acid concentrated taste meshes well with the succulent meat and bland rice.

If you prefer a stronger, more concentrated taste, stick with only 2 cups (500 milliliters) of filtered water.

And the tomatoes were also excellent, with a concentrated tomato taste that was intense and summery.

It came out an amazing pink with a concentrated, unmistakable lamb taste.

Don't sprinkle all of it on though as it's very concentrated and may taste way too salty.

It is a digestive alcohol that tastes like concentrated Jägermeister with hints of Band-Aids.

Therefore, in all 3 species (mice, rats, and hamsters), CT transection attenuates a natural taste aversion to concentrated NaCl, suggesting that the CT is necessary for the normal avoidance of high concentrations of NaCl.

As much as I loved her apricots suspended in lavender syrup and her conserves (the apricots first macerated with orange zest and sugar for a few days to break down the fruit and draw out the pectin before cooking), it was the butter that I couldn't stop eating; it tasted like the concentrated essence of apricot.

Shoes, hair, nails, printed matter, coffee — it's a concentrated little scene, a lot of taste and style distilled into a tiny storefront.

The only other hotel I know that is such a concentrated expression of one man's taste, designed around the personal booty of a world-class collector, is Alistair McAlpine's Il Convento di Santa Maria di Costantinopoli in Puglia, Italy.

Their fruit-driven wines taste ripe, fresh, rich, concentrated.