Sentence examples for of that flavour from inspiring English sources

Really quite horrible … You'll want to eat something after to get rid of that flavour.

The sweet almonds we use never have more than a hint of that flavour, and often none at all.

This weekend has a little of that flavour in Major League Soccer, with only five matches scheduled in light of a heavy slew of international absences and a few US Open Cup games midweek.

Why Hazan does this in a separate pan is unclear; not only does it multiply the washing up, but you risk losing some of that flavour when you transfer the meat.

We got plenty of that flavour mane.

Blumenthal, in an article explaining the concept of "flavour encapsulation", explained that flavour is much more intense in encapsulated bursts, rather than being dispersed in a solution, stating that the more that the eggs are cooked, the more that the proteins stick together.

Whereas advocates of e-cigarettes have argued that flavours have the potential to promote greater substitution for combustible products among smokers, opponents of e-cigarettes have argued that the range of flavours on the market primarily target young non-smokers.

This leaves lovely sweet kernels with none of the flavour that the canning process produces – unless, of course, that is your guilty pleasure, too.

The growth of IFF, in fact, has mirrored that of the flavour industry as a whole.

"This is a restaurant not afraid of the flavour that fat brings to a dish," he said sagely, "which is always a good thing".

It's a no-frills joint, but the food is fresh, homemade and uses whole spices to give the dishes the kind of wallop of flavour that you wouldn't normally expect at a sub-£5 price.