Sentence examples for taste of products from inspiring English sources

Food Dudes' success will depend on the appeal of the cartoon characters themselves: recent research by Stanford University School of Medicine found that children under eight are more likely to say they prefer the taste of products with familiar and appealing visual cues on the packaging than identical products in an unmarked box.

In addition, informational elements such as health claims, lead children to prefer the taste of products with such claims and to perceive them as healthier than those without claims [ 20– 20].

The nonprofit organizations Fare Trade and Food Artisans Alliance have joined with Slow Food to present a tasting of products from local food entrepreneurs on Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. at Jimmy's No. 43, 43 East Seventh Street (Second Avenue).

A tasting of products from local food entrepreneurs will take place on Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. at Jimmy's No. 43, 43 East Seventh Street (Second Avenue), in the East Village.

Actual tasting of products masked possible effects of behavioral and demographic characteristics of respondents on purchase intents of Labneh.

Information on fat levels and other extrinsic attributes of the product have secondary effects on purchase decisions of concentrated yogurt when evaluated by conjoint analysis models incorporating actual tasting of products in the study design.

"Due to advertising regulations we were not permitted to include the product in the ad, so we decided to take a tongue-in-cheek approach to appeal to an adult audience and communicate the superior taste of VIP products, whilst making it clear that the product does contain nicotine and that they are only available to smokers over the age of 18".

The store's low-fat soft-serve Lickety Lite ($2.50 a serving) manages to avoid the chalky taste of similar products.

The renamed company, as it continues to proclaim that Winston tastes good like a cigarette should, is also pushing the taste of such products as Chun King Oriental foods, Hawaiian Punch, Brer Rabbit Molasses, and My-T-Fine desserts, which it now also manufactures.

The idea behind these designs is to control for possible carryover effects, like, e.g. a lingering taste of the products.

However, they may act as a warning sign for those consumers who are more worried about the taste of the products, rather than healthiness.