Sentence examples for create flavour from inspiring English sources

Just one instrument by itself is not exciting but together the different instruments can create flavour profiles.

As well as adding oak or apple-wood chippings to the coals to create flavour and smoke, you can also add vine leaves or wet herb branches.

"In the past, the type of non-alcoholic drinks on offer were terrible – you just got stuck with warm orange or Coke," says Mustafa Mahmud, the man behind inventive Walthamstow-based Shrb drinks, which mix botanicals such as lime and juniper berries with apple cider vinegar and water to create flavour-filled drinks with a kick.

Other chemicals are added to create flavours such as menthol and vanilla.

And he has forged links with Firmenich, a Swiss company that creates flavours and scents and whose clients include Walker's crisps.

"He likes creating flavours.

While, for example, red and black are most likely to create tangy flavour expectations, red and orange are most associated with fruity and flowery flavours.

She worships Kki's self-trained chef's ability to create sophisticated flavour combinations.

The sauces further emboldened the sandwich: spicy chilli, creamy garlic sauce and tangy mustard (an unusual but welcome addition), all conspiring to create added flavour strata.

Subjective regional character is based on the appearance, aroma, taste and mouthfeel (texture) of the wine - all of which combine to create its flavour.

Chemists have identified at least 400 aroma compounds that work on their own and with others to create complex flavours – some appearing immediately on first sniffing, others emerging only as an aftertaste.