Sentence examples for nice tasting from inspiring English sources
Mario Batali's Babbo offers a nice tasting menu at $75 for eight courses, if you can manage a reservation.
Better choices were the substantial and appealingly bitter molten chocolate cake; the tiramisù, a dense but nice tasting version of the standard; and the crisp cannoli filled with sweetened ricotta.
To get a better idea of what is going on specifically in the human brain when it comes to food intake, Marc Tittgemeyer and his colleagues at the Max Plank Institute for Metabolism Research in Germany set up a study in which 12 healthy volunteers were given either a nice tasting milkshake or a tasteless solution, while their brains were scanned via positron emission tomography (PET).
If you want perfect, nice tasting scones, be careful with the milk.
"For a really nice tasting leg," says McGee, "you want to cook it to 180 degrees Fahrenheit to make sure it has fully gelatinized, but by then the breast will be dry as dust".
Appearance 4 stars Taste 2 stars James Nathan Looked nice, tasted fine.
And meeting him leaves a nice taste in the mouth.
"Then you can die in the desert with a nice taste in your mouth," she natters.
But she said of him in 1902: "He has every virtue under heaven, and nice tastes, certainly.
Of course, there's no front money, but I'll see that you get a nice taste of the back end.
In the original, the entire Preface is one long, winding, quasi-poetic sentence, a nice taste of what's to come; Purvis chops it into three flat-footed sections.
