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Discover LudwigThe phrase "good flavor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe food that has a pleasant taste. For example, "This cake has a really good flavor."
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What this gives me is a very flavorful turkey-rich stock, so that my sauce will have really good flavor.
"It gives good flavor.
Unfortunately, grass feed doesn't guarantee good flavor.
The shawl's good flavor, milk of linen.
"It gives the city a good flavor," Mr. Halbusi said.
An edge of fat and marbling signal good flavor.
The chocolate cake had good flavor, but was dry.
Jonagold apples have good flavor for cooking and eating.
One is a good flavor, the other is an excellent flavor, but it has high cholesterol.
The sauce had good flavor and the vegetables were well cooked, but the scallops were tasteless.
The bread tasted old, though its accompanying extra virgin olive oil had good flavor.
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