Sentence examples for taste of bean from inspiring English sources

Even the Recipes for Health columnist Martha Rose Shulman didn't like the flavor of a commercial gluten-free flour mix, which left her gluten-free cookies and tart-shells with a strong taste of bean flour.

If you don't like the taste of bean flours, she said, there are new mixes on the market without them (though many have the gums already added, so check the ingredient list if you want to avoid them).

Can the aroma, fragrance and taste of beans from the droppings of a caged civet ever be as tasty as those from its wild cousin?

If you are new to coffee and are afraid of the "burnt" taste of beans, choose a light roast.

Representatives from the Taiwanese company noted earlier this morning that the company's flagship One X, One XL, and One S handsets would indeed get a taste of Jelly Bean at some point down the line.

A handful of retailers (Gamestop, Office Depot, Staples, and the like) have already received their Nexus 7 shipments in-store, which means that customers who pre-ordered from them are just a quick drive away from getting a taste of Jelly Bean.

This technique's main advantage is that it preserves the pure taste of the bean, but the downside is that it is rather time-consuming.

The whiteness might suggest that the beans have been out in the air for some time, but it doesn't affect the taste of the beans at all.

She offered the mayor a taste of sweet beans, a typical Dominican Easter treat.

He dismissed connoisseurs' criticism that stress felt by the caged animals invariably affected the taste of the beans.

Not that you can't get beautifully flavoured beans on the stove top, but it must be something about the effect of baking as opposed to boiling heat, the taste of both beans and broth is richer and rounder somehow.