Sentence examples for that taste better from inspiring English sources

If we can make products that taste better, are better priced, and are more convenient, we can get people to replace animal industry-based products and make the planet a far, far better place," said Aylon Steinhart, a business innovation specialist at the Good Food Institute, who spoke to the Yale group in November.

The night after our conversation and back in New York, I visit Barber's city branch of Blue Hill and taste many of the things I saw him discussing with his kitchen staff the day before, using all the sustainable methods he spoke of: raw beets sliced wafer thin and marbled with purple veins; spear-harvested black fish; mushroom "nuggets" that taste better than chicken.

"You can find better things to put on the menu that taste better and have more nutritional value," he says.

Analyses of foods undergoing Maillard reactions have shown that the process releases hundreds of compounds, some of which have been harnessed by the flavour industry to create processed foods that taste better — compounds that contain the amino acid cysteine provide a meaty smell, for example, and compounds with methionine enhance the flavour of potatoes.

If we don't allow them to talk about the health attributes of their foods because of the regulations we impose, they're going to formulate food in ways that taste better or have better packaging or are easier to prepare -- because those are things they can talk about.

The resulting rich soil produces potatoes that taste better, last longer, and offer a more pleasing texture.

These games were the basketball equivalent of food that tasted better than it looked.

He can't imagine anything that tastes better than saving a species.

Radishes were the one vegetable that tasted better when infused for a short time as opposed to a longer period.

Your kitchen is the place to make food that tastes better than you remember, but improved food memories are as elusive as the time that contained them.

The surprise of the meal was a pizza that tasted better than it sounded: three kinds of cheese, tomatoes, corn and smoked salmon atop a crisp crust.