Sentence examples for mildly tart from inspiring English sources
The tender and rich burger was a solid success, and the secret seemed to be the way the kitchen let a mildly tart and spicy ketchup soak into the top bun.
After our various disappointments, we didn't expect much from desserts, but two choices were quite satisfying, notably an apple crisp, served warm with vanilla ice cream and a mildly tart Key lime pie with graham cracker crust.
Crunchy, cold and warm, mildly tart and spicy, all the elements are at once distinct and complementary.
In Spanish, tomatillo means "little tomato," and records show that tomatillos were cultivated by the Aztecs as far back as 800 B.C. Tomatillos liven many Latin American recipes with their vibrant color, often silky texture and mildly tart flavor.
Because I despise Pop-Tarts and only mildly hated the Mocha Pop-Tarts (an achievement, I promise you), I forced the HuffPost newsroom to eat these and tell me their thoughts.
The result is bitter, tart, and only mildly alcoholic.
Blackberries are the best in these muffins: syrupy, only mildly seedy and extremely, undeniably tart, which made a welcome contrast to all those sugary crumbs.
The flavor, lemony and slightly tart, was a mildly pleasant surprise, much more agreeable than the drink's aroma of banana and bubble gum.
It's seafood that gets all the attention here, including a huge appetizer platter of tart pickled salmon, mildly spiced halibut ceviché, shrimp poke in a Korean sauce, nori maki and a smoked-salmon paté, served with fresh baked bread.
A dish of ceviche is sectioned horizontally, dark corn nuts to the left, pale extra-large kernels of boiled corn to the right and, between them, cubes of sea bass, flecked with green and brightly glistening, thanks to the cilantro, lime juice and other ingredients that have turned the mildly flavored fish into a tart, herbaceous masterpiece.
