The phrase "innovative flavour" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a unique or original taste or quality of something, often in the context of food or beverage. Example: The chef's use of exotic spices added an innovative flavour to the traditional dish, making it a hit with customers.
"We love the texture and the innovative flavours," says Katy, who comes to Chin Chin once a week.
There's been no scrimping here; the selection includes 12 different truffles including their moreish sea salt caramel chocolates and innovative flavours like Earl Grey and orange and Frankinsense, among other very tasty treats.
Trafalgar Square, WC2, Sat Colette Bernhardt Tempting as it is to make jokes about the name of this food festival's host town, the North Wales setting provides a lovely backdrop to enjoy local and innovative flavours, that may inspire as much as the ancient market town and surrounding countryside did for the likes of Mendelssohn and Gerard Manley Hopkins.
Sample innovative flavours such as ravioli stuffed with smoked trout and green onions (+49 6232 611 10; Johannesstrasse 1, Speyer; lunch and dinner Mar-Sep, closed Mon Oct-Apr; mains £6-£28).
It is known for its innovative sausages and flavours include pork and Bateman's ale, Lincoln red beef and pork and stilton.
Others mimic old-time flavours by using new and innovative recipes, such as Root 66 root beer from Virginia or Mad River black cherry soda from Vermont.
For something more innovative, order the three-course ice cream pairing menu, showcasing flavour combinations such as Panzanella salad with extra virgin olive oil ice cream, pear and ricotta, and bread and marbled Nutella.
There are also more innovative versions, with lemon yuzu (a citrus fruit), chocolate, raspberry or black forest flavours.
Its breathless publicity material conveys the flavour: "All you really need to win is this: Extremely fast implementation of astonishingly innovative systems built on breakthrough strategies supported by an infrastructure designed for extensibility and iteration.
