Sentence examples for were flavoured from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality produced by the sensation of taste or, especially, of taste and smell in combined effect.
- The flavour of this apple pie is delicious.
Both were flavoured with orange and lemon peel, with added sugar and water, and involved days of steeping and mixing the ingredients.
Like many Palestinian classics – from walnut-and-date-filled ma'amul biscuits to syrup-drenched helbeh cake, from rice pudding to set milk pudding in need of a drizzle of something sweet – those ghraybeh were flavoured with orange blossom and rosewater.
As a young man James's girlfriends were flavoured of rhubarb and melted wine gums.
Different systems were designed by varying the carrageenan and the sucrose contents and were flavoured with a mixture of aroma compounds.
The cylinders were flavoured with vanilla (vanilla flavour dissolved in water [0.02 %]) as mice are attracted by this flavour.
The bars were packaged in similar envelopes that made them indistinguishable by appearance, and they were flavoured such that they had the same taste irrespective of composition.
Many of these excipients were flavouring agents such as banana flavour, cherry aroma, strawberry, raspberry flavour etc.
Instead, it is flavoured with cardamom.
Many vegetable stews are flavoured with coconut, spices, and chilies.
Sherbets may also be flavoured with wine or liqueurs.
Otherwise, dishes are likely to be flavoured with such spices as tarragon and saffron.
