Sentence examples for taste of licorice from inspiring English sources

Her kisses did not taste of licorice.

Things I dislike: sleeping in an apartment alone, cold weather, couples, football games, swimming, anchovies, mustaches, cats, umbrellas, being photographed, the taste of licorice, washing my hair (or having it washed), wearing a wristwatch, giving a lecture, cigars, writing letters, taking showers, Robert Frost, German food.

Star anise has a pronounced sweetness, tasting of licorice, caramel and vanilla, with a slight undertone of camphor, giving it a peppery bite.

Here is Paul contemptuously describing the Dutch dining experience: "Dark-brown green beans that tasted of licorice, stewed meat stuck together with rubbery nerves and chunks of cartilage, a cheese sandwich with stale bread and green spots on the cheese — without a word, the Dutch diner grinds it all to a pulp between his teeth and swallows it down.

But as I finished my braised beef over grits, I thought only of the unusual garnish, a thick but tender leaf that tasted vaguely of licorice.

If you don't like the licorice taste of traditional absinthe, there are various brands of absinthe that are made without anise and other herbs that impart the licorice flavor to absinthe.

They lack the flavors and texture of marinade ingredients: the spark of ginger; the fresh licorice taste of basil; the gentling sweetness of hoisin; the familiar burn of fresh chiles.

Chicken green curry's rich coconut flavor didn't weigh me down, and the beef krapow was redolent with the fresh licorice taste of Thai basil and chili garlic.

It delivers the licorice taste of fennel.

It tastes of celery and artichokes, with a hint of licorice.

In fact, it tasted perplexingly young, its structure intact, with flavors of licorice, mint, cherries and earth... It's a kind of bittersweet feeling to drink bottles like the Moresco and the Fioranos.