Sentence examples for increasing sweetness from inspiring English sources

Maturation is usually reached just prior to the end of growth and may include flavour development and increase in sugar content (detectable as increasing sweetness).

However, increasing sweetness is a feature common to some varieties from both climacteric and non-climacteric melons as they ripen and is one of the most important quality traits for the consumer.

Putting aside the ruined texture and increased sweetness of already sweet cake, the making and eating of a cake is a social event -- it's something to be shared, usually in celebration of something exciting.

Star anise has a strong liquorice aroma, but it can also increase sweetness and umami.

The increased sweetness of the nonnutritive sweeteners relative to sucrose may be due to either tighter or longer binding of these synthetic compounds to the receptors.

Although an inhomogeneous distribution of sucralose increased sweetness perception and the addition of sucralose (0.3 mM) was found to substantially reduce bitterness in the homogeneous control, bitterness suppression was not enhanced when distributing the masking agent (sucralose) inhomogeneously.

Austrian vintners were stuck with an overabundance of weak, acidic, bitter wine from some particularly unproductive years, and they needed to find a way to increase sweetness cheaply.

Austrian vintners were stuck with an overabundance of weak, acidic, bitter wine from some particularly unproductive years, and needed to find a way to cheaply increase sweetness.

But don't worry, despite the increased sweetness, the total grams of sugar remain the same and so do the calories.

As it turned out, sugar and other sweeteners weren't enough to convincingly improve a wine's taste profile, but antifreeze, or at least its primary ingredient, diethylene glycol, could both increase sweetness and maintain body.

You can heat the wine by itself to thicken it up and increase sweetness and depth of flavor or add it into a sauce and bring that to a rolling boil.