Sentence examples for taste slightly from inspiring English sources

Does your dinner taste slightly off?

But it manages to taste slightly stale.

They taste slightly spicier than normal franks.

In either case, add sugar to taste if necessary, remembering the granita will taste slightly less sweet when frozen.

But the charred-to-juicy ratio was, to my taste, slightly off, the thinness of the burger giving charred too much of an edge over juicy.

As the villagers talk and we eat a lunch that is, for my taste, slightly too heavy on fried insects, she provides a whispered running commentary.

It's soft and sweet and tastes slightly of oranges.

The white substance was remarkably meatlike: it tasted slightly fatty, and the texture resembled muscle fibre.

The ambitious Ruby, which comes across as a light red, tastes slightly like cranberry juice.

The fideua, a Spanish dish that is a kind of pasta-based paella, tasted slightly burned.

"Smells hellish, tastes slightly sweet but mostly just disgusting," continued Celine.