Sentence examples for tasted very much from inspiring English sources

Even I had to admit that it tasted very much like a chowder.

On first impressions, the burger tasted very much like any gourmet veggie burger – soft in texture but with a little added nutty crunch.

Isabelle had mentioned something about how one of the tamales tasted very much like the humitas we'd eaten on a spring-vacation trip to Ecuador — an indication of what I assume the scientists call palate memory.

From this point of view, in spite of the fact that he wants his paintings to be framed behind glass, they should not be understood only as visual objects but as multi sensorial ones that can be touched, smelled and tasted, very much like during love making.

DAVID SEDARIS: I miss canned clams and a certain kind of frozen burrito that tastes very much like cardboard.

Mr. Angelet garnishes the white cosmo with an edible orchid, which tastes very much as if you're eating a flower.

It is a large chocolate chunk cookie, on the crisp side, not overly burdened with chocolate, and tastes very much like good homemade.

Though only a starving peasant would eat roach or bream, many of the fish common in English waters taste very much better than farmed trout.

There was one called piña colada, which did not taste very much like the average piña colada, but did taste exactly like ripe pineapple and a newly cracked-open coconut.

Follow this with a bit of ethereal hummus, lightened with lemon juice to the point of being cloudlike, and some crazily flavorful tabbouleh, whose mint and bulgur combine into something that tastes very much like joy.

It makes devices that carbonate plain tap water and flavor it so it tastes very much like the bad guys’ stuff.