Examples of 'it tastes a lot' in a sentence
Meaning of "it tastes a lot"
it tastes a lot: This phrase is used to describe a strong or intense flavor experienced when tasting food or drinks. It implies that the taste is noticeable and prominent
How to use "it tastes a lot" in a sentence
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it tastes a lot
But it tastes a lot better than it looks.
Suppresses coughs more efficiently than the over - the-counter stuff, and it tastes a lot better, too.
And it tastes a lot like gin.
From up the street. You cooked? It tastes a lot like the taco truck.
I hope it tastes a lot better than this rotgut.
It tastes a lot better with cream.
You cooked? It tastes a lot like the taco truck.
It tastes a lot like chicken.
Amazingly, it tastes a lot like your mom 's.
It tastes a lot better than the slop they serve here.
Trust me it tastes a lot better than the way I am describing it.
It tastes a lot like sugar but with very less calories.
Well, it tastes a lot like vinegar.
It tastes a lot better than Fort Smith.
I hope it tastes a lot better than this rotgut . Where would you get it?
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It tastes a lot less like ass when you think about what short supply it 's in.
It… it tastes a lot like the one you served with the rice pudding.
It tastes a lot like blood, though.
It tastes a lot like ham ( surprise ) but with a warmer, richer flavor.
It tastes a lot better than Mimmi 's.
It tastes a lot better than the slop they serve here . It 's a shame.
It tastes a lot better than it looks, I promise!
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