They taste like the industrial-scale process from which they come: metallic, rushed, with no soul.
Less well aired have been concerns about the process from which Gove hopes coherence will emerge.
Ghani immediately expressed his doubts about a rushed process from which his ministers had been excluded.
It sounds dangerous, but perhaps it is just a catalytic process from which some new stable compound identity will emerge.
There were plans to sell off attractive British Waterways properties, a process from which it has raised £45m a year.
As he did, he began recalling details of the long writing process from which it had been born.
Winston Churchill said scornfully that a landlord "contributes nothing to the process from which his own enrichment is derived".
South Korea, some worry, may have to go through the same deflationary restructuring process from which Japan has suffered.
In fact, many officials contend, some of the most serious problems with the military justice system are rooted in the secretive and contentious process from which it emerged.
It is also crucial that the American people have full faith and confidence in the electoral process from which the president derives authority.
"Three-way catalysts represent but one obvious example of what is largely linear, take-make-dispose manufacturing process, from which one might want to move".
