"delicious taste" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe the flavor of something, such as in the sentence, "The cake had a delicious taste that left me wanting more."
The dish is piquant – the delicious taste of unhealthy indulgence.
"It takes a delicious taste as it absorbs the tomato sauce during cooking," he promises.
The meat from Pekin ducks is very tender and succulent and known worldwide for its delicious taste.
The texture and the dishearteningly delicious taste owe a lot to the pitted dates in the batter.
But, she later realized, it was the college experience he'd gotten a delicious taste of -- the glorious independence.
Mrs. Khan-Mukhtar read with dismay what the children had written about the delicious taste of pork, barred by Islam.
Brief moments of Messi magic have arrived late in games but yesterday it took only eight minutes for a delicious taste of things to come.
Eating an avocado pear was a statement event, an engagement with a piece of exotica shaped like a light bulb but with the most delicious taste.
The Bürklin Estate is its entry-level wine, offering a delicious taste of the depth and complexity of the more expensive single-vineyard wines.
But when she hears what she has eaten, her reaction is triumph: now nothing can take the delicious taste from her mouth.
A seedy, fibrous, whole wheat bread, thinly sllced, is the way to go; it gives you many nutrients, fiber and a delicious taste treat.
