Sentence examples for fat taste from inspiring English sources

Secondary aims included: determining associations between fat taste sensitivity and body fatness as measured by BIA, examining how food and beverage intake prior to testing influenced fat taste sensitivity, and comparing fat taste sensitivity of adults versus children and men versus women.

It has become accepted in recent years that there are fat taste receptors in our mouths.

They also selected some basic flavor enhancers, designed to make up for the lost fat "taste".

Stinky cheese has high levels of the fat taste and so does food that goes rancid, Mattes said.

That's the proposed name for the "fat taste" that looks set to be added to salt, sweet, sour, bitter and umami to take the number of basic human tastes to six.

Robin Dando, a Cornell University food scientist who wasn't part of the research, praised the study as "a pretty strong piece of evidence" for a basic fat taste, but didn't like the suggested name — preferring to just call it fat.

Initially Mattes found that people couldn't quite tell fat tastes when given a broad array of flavours.

Chuck E. Cheese's Crunchy Jax, weighing in with a very impressive 11 grams of fat, tasted as though they'd been fried in the same batch as a few thousand Krispy Kreme doughnuts.

The rillettes in a potted-duck appetizer were packed tightly into a small glass jar and sealed with a thick layer of creamy, peppered lard for spreading on toast triangles, while a mammoth pork chop, marbled with luscious fat, tasted of buttered popcorn.

It's lighter and it doesn't have the good trans-fat taste.

But neither ketchup nor cantaloupe provides the ingredients often missing in dishes low in fat and calories: rich taste.