'mild taste' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you might use it to describe a type of food: "This soup has a mild taste that is subtle yet flavorful."
"Dragonfruit is a very mild taste, Maddy, really delicious and good for the health".
RED bell peppers, now at their peak season, have a thick flesh and sweet mild taste.
"They have a mild taste, like lettuce," said Mr. Brill, who finds the flowers south of Belvedere Castle.
The Gose was amazing, with a mild taste of salt immediately noticeable in its thick, mousse-like head.
But Americans for whom French means crimes passionels and sinfully rich desserts may be disappointed by the production's exceedingly mild taste.
But Americans for whom French means crimes passionnels and sinfully rich desserts may be disappointed by the production's exceedingly mild taste.
Anecdotes aside, 'Montgomery' (Dobies) is always the variety we choose to grow – it's an F1 hybrid with a deliciously mild taste.
I found both to be mild tasting, utilitarian and forgettable.
Chicken with curry sauce ($8.50) is mild, tasting of curry powder, coconut milk and lemon grass.
Studded with diced boudin noir (blood sausage), cilantro and fried shallot, it is mild tasting and warming.
They are mild tasting, rather low in sodium and best eaten well chilled alongside a deli sandwich.
