Sentence examples for taste distinctive from inspiring English sources

For most Asian families a stir-fry will use just a couple of carefully selected ingredients and will taste distinctive, rather than every dish being meat with some kind of strange vegetable medley.

Fried foods are popular due to their taste, distinctive flavour, aroma and crunchy texture.

It's ripened for only three weeks, giving it a fresh clean aroma and a taste with distinctive honey notes.

They miss the social strengths of internet collections: the ability to advertise your own good, or at least distinctive, taste, and find other people whose tastes overlap with yours.

Supermarkets in places such as the UK are always on the lookout for new tastes to distinguish them from their rivals... and Kopparberg pear cider was one (unusual, distinctive) taste that they liked.

And each breed has distinctive taste and cooking qualities.

To me, they have a distinctive taste of cucumber.

IS IT geography or chemistry that gives different rums their distinctive taste?

That yields the distinctive taste of Guinness and other Irish stouts.

In fact, it's what gives Mexican food much of its distinctive taste.

Cadbury says Ghanaian high-quality cocoa gives Dairy Milk, Creme Egg and other Cadbury treats their distinctive taste.