Sentence examples for taste similar to from inspiring English sources

Dandelions have a taste similar to chicory or endive with a bitter tinge.

Despite the mold, the mixture had a pleasant fruity smell and a citrus taste, similar to a cider, Ota said.

The goal is to provide acceptable foods that taste similar to foods we eat here on Earth.

Taiwanese banana scientists claim the new genre has a shape and taste similar to the ailing Cavendish.

In taste similar to the dark morels of spring, they are autumn's richest gift of all such spored growth.

This breaks down the sugars in the cabbage, resulting in a sweet-and-sour taste similar to that of sauerkraut.

Whether you consume Cheddar or honey, it tastes similar to turpentine.

Bring it home Borovicka, the local juniper brandy, tastes similar to dry gin, at £3 a bottle.

Groves said the fruit tasted similar to their regular-sized equivalent but were slightly softer to spread.

The dish tastes similar to a meal of mahi mahi I had sitting on a beach in St Kitts.

Antelope: This finely-grained animal tastes similar to venison and has one third of the calories of beef.