In the former case, it is well known that the entertainer provides what fare he pleases; and though this should be very indifferent, and utterly disagreeable to the
taste of his company, they must not find any fault; nay, on the contrary, good breeding forces them outwardly to approve and to commend whatever is set before them.
With this nation of artists in emotion, the
taste of the tea is a thing of lesser importance; it is the aroma which remains and delights.
Children generally think they will not like the
taste of a medication simply because--it's medicine
They also found that people with a high sensitivity to the
taste of fat tended to eat less fatty foods and were less likely to be overweight.
To test their hypothesis, they have been exploring the
taste of metal.
3 : a small amount tasted <Do you want a
taste of the ice cream?
Taste: This lasagna had the rich, pleasing
taste of fresh tomatoes, but the pasta was a bit tough.
Matsunami speculates that researchers may someday exploit this research to change the
taste of foods--for example, by increasing a soda's sourness without upping its tooth-degrading acidity.
When ice cream is served warm, the reaction of TRPM5 in the taste buds is much more intense and the
taste of the melted ice cream is sweeter.
Moreover, these same people perceived no difference in the
taste of the irradiated product compared with the non-irradiated.
Anyone who's ever tried Golden Sea knows the
taste of bitter.
Like the grapes and the wines, even the French oak barrels take on a varietal significance - the crafting of the barrel and the type of oak the cooper uses are both important and can make a difference in the
taste of the wine.
If you don't like the
taste of unsalted pretzels (they can be pretty flat, especially the whole wheats), buy the regular kind and scrape off most of the salt with your finger.
For example, Cargill's technology can help identify natural molecules and flavor ingredients that can enhance the sweet
taste of reduced-calorie foods and beverages or block bitter notes from others, such as processed foods.
Scientists have found that the
taste of calcium is distinct from the more basic tastes of sweet, salty, sour and bitter but it's definitely not appealing: A US study has found that there are special receptors on our tongue meant to detect calcium, and these are more developed in some of us: This may be why this group of people don't like calcium- rich food such as milk and tofu.
