Sentence examples for robust flavour from inspiring English sources

They have a robust flavour that stands up well with the spices.

It's a robust flavour, though, and when used too generously it can lapse into an overbearing clagginess.

"It's drinkable but if you'd be better off with a more robust flavour if you're going in the fruit direction".

Its nutty robust flavour can happily replace meat as a vegetarian option, but also marries well with any protein as an accompaniment.

Next came Chinese-style asparagus from MarmadukeScarlet, the light but spicy dressing melded beautifully with the robust flavour of the veg.

We found the meat – from the breast to the thigh – had a robust flavour, although it does release a lot of water whilst cooking.

The garlic needs to be served with other robust flavours.

Portions are very generous and the food, while not boasting much in the way of finesse, delivers big, robust flavours.

Black pepper is a good partner for more robust flavours, too, as in the lemon drizzle cake below.

Maturity brings more grown up (and healthier) eating habits, with an appreciation of robust flavours like game, sour cheese and anchovies.

In the back, hand-picked cacao beans are combined with robust flavours of the south, such as coffee bean, sea salt and Mexican style cinnamon-chili.