Sentence examples for poor flavour from inspiring English sources

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It bears smooth, gnarled, yellowish fruits, 5 10 cm long, which are edible but of poor flavour.

As for commercial pain au chocolat, they are again too sweet and the chocolate too often has a curiously dusty, waxy or fondant-like texture (not to mention a poor flavour).

Harvest time will influence the total volatile production, since fruit that was harvested prematurely would not accumulate sufficient concentrations of required volatiles substrates and this will lead to a poor flavour profile of that fruit.

Weight loss is lower than in dry sausages, so the water content of the finished product is always greater than 40percentt, resulting in a shorter shelf-life, a sour taste and a poor flavour.

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Although its meat was thought to have a poorer flavour than that of the Aylesbury duck, the Pekin was hardier and cheaper to raise.

Of course, I don't just eat it on its own; I swirl some sriracha over the top to give it that extra boost of poor uni student flavour.

These include the pill burden, poor palatability, unpleasant flavour, side effects and long term toxicity [ 5].

Both struck me as poor quality and lacking flavour.

The xanthan can show poor mixing, but comparable flavour perception with a modified starch thickened system that mixes well.

Acid production resulting from poor quality milk causes flavour defects and wheying off and result in poor quality cheese.

"We're experimenting with varieties that were discarded 50 years ago by traditional tobacco growers because the flavours were poor or the plants didn't have enough nicotine," explains Tyton co-founder Peter Majeranowski.

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