Examples of 'slightly salty' in a sentence
Meaning of "slightly salty"
slightly salty: This phrase is often used to describe a flavor that has a hint of saltiness, but not excessively so. It can also be used figuratively to describe a person's attitude as somewhat sarcastic or cynical
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slightly salty
Would trigger a slightly salty pirate impersonation.
The resulting drink tastes slightly salty.
These formed in slightly salty but still drinkable liquid water.
It can make a drink taste slightly salty.
Slightly salty water.
The edamames are delicious grilled and slightly salty.
The basin has several slightly salty lakes and marshes.
This is the reason why our soup taste slightly salty.
It tastes slightly salty.
It has a slightly salty taste and it is one of the most popular food additives.
Both breeds like to live in slightly salty water.
The cheese has a a slightly salty taste with pleasent aromas and has a mildly acidic flavour.
Parmesan cheese is already slightly salty.
Bathing open wounds in slightly salty cold water also helps ease pain.
The texture is supple and the taste is creamy and only slightly salty.
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The soup is slightly salty.
It is characteristically creamy white in color and has a delicate sweet and slightly salty flavor.
Sauce is slightly salty.
These minerals help enhance the flavor of club soda by giving it a slightly salty taste.
Bathing open wounds in slightly salty water also helps calm pain.
Slightly salty and, it is recommended to put more water.
The sausage is slightly salty.
It gives a slightly salty flavor to foods, and boosts whatever other flavors are present.
I had no idea those little rumballs would trigger a slightly salty pirate impersonation.
This sour green and slightly salty green is often used in Greek and Turkish cuisine.
The mushroom dish made by Marina was slightly salty though.
It is sweet and slightly salty much like raclette, yet does not have any holes.
The flavonoid seasoning gave a seasoned and slightly salty taste to the potato chips.
Have some slightly salty and not too greasy broth, even if you are not hungry.
The only by-product is slightly salty water.
Fresh coconut juice is clear, with a flavor, which can range from sweet to slightly salty.
Eat something light and slightly salty before you feel hungry.
It has no rind ; the exterior is edible and slightly salty.
Could, the taste of it slightly salty and moist, but not.
The data then revealed a gigantic reservoir of fresh, slightly salty water.
The drink has a specific, slightly salty taste, unacceptable to some people.
The finish is clean, dry and slightly salty.
Also made Moroccan " harsha ", a slightly salty crumbly bread made from semolina flour.
The meat flavours the spaghetti with a delicate, slightly salty taste.
Two eyes? Slightly salty taste?
Have you ever wondered why sweat has that slightly salty taste?
It is a product with a strong, salty or slightly salty taste, or sometimes slightly sour.
Bread in both locations share indeed the same characteristics: crunchiness and slightly salty flavor.
It gives a soft and mellow texture, leaving a slightly salty taste in the mouth.
When tasting just after adding the salt, the dough should initially taste slightly salty.
This is a cheese with a strong flavour, it has a lacteal base, slightly salty and a little peppery.
This will resolve your limescale problem, but it will also make your water slightly salty.
The taste of the Manchego cheese is very distinctive, slightly salty but not too strong.
Taste Predominantly salty Lightly salted Soft flavors and aromas . Slightly salty.
The cheese has a mild, buttery, slightly salty flavour.
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Slightly deviates by source and needs to be harmonised
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There was a disgusting salty taste in his mouth
I am salty enough without adding any extra
Its kiss would be salty and delicious
