The phrase "share the same tastes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe two people's similar preferences in food, music, clothing, or anything else. For example, "My best friend and I share the same tastes in music and often go to concerts together."
We get to understand their recipes and share the same tastes.
The fashion and the soft furnishings suggest the lovers share the same tastes, and what we are seeing is complicity rather than coercion.
It is true that the five of us are unusually harmonious, but this does not mean we share the same tastes, and those two statements need some clarification.
But the eternal vulnerability of Democratic candidates — for the past half-century, anyway — is the charge that they are different from ordinary people; that they don't share the same tastes, habits, and values as their fellow-citizens; that they think themselves superior.
One of the social workers spoke excitedly about the therapist he wanted me to see after I was released: "You'll love her! She's crazy, just absolutely crazy!" I remember responding to the social worker as coolly as I could while pushing down hard on a weeping rage: "I'm not sure we share the same tastes".
Buyers equip the vehicles to fit their lifestyle, but there may be few others in the used-car market who share the same tastes.
Do Luxton and Kate share the same taste?
"They also did not share the same taste in hobbies," Terai continued.
[ED] Do you and your wife, Kersti, share the same taste in movies?
Delivered daily -- along with the thrill of knowing you share the same taste in health food as Steven Seagal.
We share the same taste in music, theatre and art, but I had to drag Michael along to a few soccer matches.
