Sentence examples for processed taste from inspiring English sources

They lack the electric color and processed taste of most Mexican restaurants' offerings.

The only tapa I wasn't wild about was the shrimp ceviche; the V-8 juice added to fresh tomato, red onion, avocado, lime and cilantro gave the dish a processed taste that was at odds with the rest of the cuisine.

It excites the palate and gently, deliciously, confuses the bit of the brain that processes taste, temperature and texture.

And an area that processes tastes in the front of the brain is adjacent to a region that specializes in the detection of shapes.

High salt is essential to that larger-than-life processed food taste.

The ubiquitous phrase "artificial strawberry flavour" gives little hint of the chemical wizardry and manufacturing skill that can make a highly processed food taste like a strawberry.

The only real permanent taste problems are caused by cancers or other damage to brain regions that either deliver or process taste signals.

Both are man-made additives that give most processed food its taste.

Commercially processed salts can taste bitter: Since WWII, iodine has been added to prevent thyroid-related diseases (such as cretinism).

Commercially processed salts can taste bitter: Since WW II, iodine has been added to prevent thyroid-related diseases (such as cretinism).

There was a paradox for me as well; just as time was slowing to a crawl for him, I was finding my own perception of time sped up as I quickly processed new smells, tastes, and concepts.