Sentence examples similar to stick taste from inspiring English sources

Among the best dishes are a whole grilled quail on a stick, tasting like charcoal and ginger, and a steak tartare that's served, Flintstones style, atop a giant bone filled with roasted marrow.

"It adds a nice tanginess, like a cheese-stick taste," Ms. Martínez said.

Take the survey at Reboot Illinois and see if you share the same food-on-a-stick tastes as your fellow Illinoisans.

So we try to stick to tastes people are somewhat used to".

Cornflakes were born in Michigan, while Illinois can take credit/blame for the corn dog, a deep-fried cornmeal-battered frankfurter on a stick, which tastes as obscene as it looks.

A Chinese aphorism, "sleeping on sticks and tasting gall," celebrates his determination to remember the shame and humiliation he suffered — and to draw strength from it.

Though I claimed not to like fish for an embarrassingly long time, these orange sticks, which tasted largely of salt and margarine, were far enough removed from anything with fins to meet my approval – which was fortunate given that, like most British schoolchildren at the time, we had them almost every Friday for a decade or so.

Like bacon on a stick...the great taste of bacon with the ease of use and handling of a stick!

If you prefer a stronger, more concentrated taste, stick with only 2 cups (500 milliliters) of filtered water.

It's kind of like haggis on a stick, and it tastes better than it sounds.

"The smell, the taste, sticks with you when you're playing the character," he said.