Sentence examples for off the taste from inspiring English sources

Stir with the wooden spoon for three minutes, to cook off the taste of the flour.

"Consumers don't want to trade off the taste they've come to love".

It went off the taste charts with its caramelized onion, spinach, Romano cheese and black truffle butter ingredients.

But most consumers won't trade off the taste of cooked animal flesh for spongy vegetable protein, no matter how it is prepared.

Hoverter's idea was to create a sweetener made of organic sugar wrapped in a soluble packet that melts in your drink without adding calories or throwing off the taste.

He pauses to pop a piece of steak in his mouth, then spits it back out spluttering, Eew, fat! "I half don't believe in Hell," he says, running his tongue along the bottom of his top teeth in an attempt to scrape off the taste, "and I half do".

Maybe the blunt mercantile aspects of celebrity -- your frock for my recognizable face -- have turned off the taste-makers.

We agreed to hold off on the tasting plan.

That is his name for the flurry of little bites that kick off each of the tasting menus at Atera, the remarkable new countertop-dining restaurant in TriBeCa where Mr. Lightner is the chef.

Think China or other countries have the innovative freedoms to take D'reets, first in the original flave, then Cool Ranch and make tac shells out of 'em for the ultimate off-the-chain taste sensation?

Think China or other countries have the innovative freedoms to take D'reets, first in the original flave, then Cool Ranch, and make tac shells out of 'em for the ultimate off-the-chain taste sensation?