Duck hunters call them "neighbor's mallards" because the taste of their flesh is somewhat unpleasant.
If your plane crashes on a snowy mountain range, you'll be happy you've gotten used to the taste of human flesh.
Deriving a personal satisfaction, as opposed to a financial one, from his cannibalistic culinary activities, Hannibal is a slick foodie who revels in the taste of human flesh.
Amber in the glass, its flavor was a perfect, almost touching, snapshot of a fresh apple — the taste of skin, flesh and juice mingled with aromas of blossoms and wood spice.
When I sent this post to various marine scientists and conservationists this morning, Sylvia Earle replied this way: If people could see tuna living wild in the ocean and understand the miracle of their existence they might worship them for something other than the taste of their flesh.
Perfectly grilled over an open fire, with just enough spice added to make things interesting, but not so much as to obscure the sweet, fresh taste of the flesh, with a simple sauce of melted butter on the side, my fish was remarkable.
But since he was charged last month and prosecutors released a thick affidavit that included a caseworker's 1980 note that Mr. Bar-Jonah "expresses a curiosity about the taste of human flesh," he has become the focus of a slowly unfolding public nightmare drawing national attention.
The odor and taste of the flesh are not distinctive.
The smell and taste of the flesh are described as indistinct or herbaceous.
While Wengshoel stated the dish he served up tasted similar to "wild sheep," other accounts of the taste of human flesh differ.
