Sentence examples for feel flavour from inspiring English sources

These include a decline in the total acidity and an increase of soft mouth feel, flavour, and microbiological stability of the wine [ 1].

A 2006 study into whether flavour flavour learning can help children feel more positively about broccoli produced encouraging results.

When introducing an obscure, exotic cuisine, traditional seasonings and textures, it is generally felt that flavours have to be tweaked to recognisable taste paradigms so they can be understood and accepted.

It is a fantastically unconvincing and unfunny movie, apparently determined to salvage a feel-good flavour from feel-bad material, as if the drama could be turned into a Richard Curtis comedy just by adding perkiness and hugs.

There is too much that feels secondary, or like retreads of flavour-of-the-month international fashions.

Soylent has the consistency of sludge, the mouth-feel of pancake mix, and just enough flavouring to mask the raw vitamins.

They are fuss-free eating that in each hot, savoury, flavour-packed, lubricious ball offers instant feel-good gratification.

Not being able to access the flavours of your childhood any more feels like a great blow; a door slammed in your face.