Sentence examples for flavour given from inspiring English sources

"Yet proper Dutch cheese has a unique flavour, given the soil, the grass the Fresian cows feed on, and the milk they produce.

In America, meanwhile, machine-made native-oak barrels were becoming cheaper to produce, and bourbon distillers favoured the flavour given by heavily charred new casks.

The identity of the two teams involved in this Europa League final provided it with a rather unsatisfying flavour given they were both Champions League drop-outs; Benfica and Chelsea offered a second chance at European glory having not been good enough to carry on competing in Uefa's elite tournament.

Their clean, citrus flavour gives a fragrant note to dishes that is complex yet at the same time completely simple.

In Paris, though, they aim for a more international flavour, giving over their annual summer season, Les Étés de la Danse, to one or two different companies each year.

The ubiquitous phrase "artificial strawberry flavour" gives little hint of the chemical wizardry and manufacturing skill that can make a highly processed food taste like a strawberry.

Rosie Reynolds, rosiereynolds.co.uk To gain a charred edge on your broccoli – and a deeper, fuller flavour – give it as much space as possible on your baking sheet.

We order, with a buttery, flaky and pleasingly floppy paratha, a Sri Lankan seeni sambol whose initial sticky-sweet onion jam flavour gives way to something alluringly reeking and murky (dried fish powder, I'd guess).

Coconut oil can be pricey, but it's well worth investing in a pot if you can – its mild flavour gives a crumb that's rich and tender without butter's greasiness.

Simmering the sauce will concentrate the flavours, giving you a lovely, rich tomato sauce.

Clark's Pies are bringing out a number of new flavours giving the Cardiff brand a modern revamp – more here.