Sentence examples for lost flavour from inspiring English sources

As a result, it was judged to have lost flavour along the route to the screen.

Palatable doesn't mean losing flavour.

It's important to stop the cooking quickly at this point, otherwise the prawns will turn disappointingly cotton-woolly in texture and lose flavour.

"It's like saying: 'Take the salt out of parma ham.' Not only will you lose flavour, but you'll kill people.

When ripening, temperature is critical: too high, and the intense red colour will fade; too low (10C instead of 12C), and the tomatoes will lose flavour and aroma, ripen slowly and suffer chilling damage, like frostbite.

However, corn loses flavour and sweetness the minute it's picked - up to half its sugar can turn to starch within 12 hours, especially if it's not kept cool - so if you can't get fresh, frozen is sometimes a better choice.

That's important, as otherwise they lose flavour against the pesto.

You just want enough to cover the fruit as too much syrup will make the fruits lose flavour.

After 15 minutes, participants in a chewing condition were verbally reminded to continue chewing, and those in the replacement condition were reminded to replace the gum with two new pellets if the current gum had lost its flavour.

You can find gum at almost any retail store, pharmacy, etc. Chew until it has lost all flavour.

Thecoffee-related samples (hissing steam, bubbling liquids), on the other hand, quickly lose their flavour.