Examples of 'taste quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "taste quite"
taste quite - This phrase is used to describe a flavor that is somewhat or moderately intense. It suggests that the taste of something is noticeable but not overwhelming, providing a middle ground in terms of flavor intensity
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taste quite
Puffer fish actually taste quite delicious.
Taste quite similar to onion but slightly softer and sweet.
I got used to the taste quite soon.
They taste quite different to Cornish pasties.
They do look and taste quite good.
The taste Quite juicy and moderately sweet, flesh is coarse and grainy.
Food does not taste quite right.
Others believe that despite the difference in ingredients that they taste quite similar.
They taste quite nice.
The end result is your coffee will not taste quite as strong or bitter.
The food didn't taste quite right unless it wasn't cooked with butane.
A wine that is supposed to be very dry may taste quite sweet on your tongue.
It does not taste quite the same as I remember.
You know, food does not taste quite right.
Taste Quite full and long in the mouth, supple with a well-defined dosage.
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An oil from one region may have a taste quite different from a neighbouring region.
Why is it that my fountain drinks just do not taste quite right?
Yeah . They taste quite nice.
At least that way they 'd not be displaying their bad taste quite so overtly.
But yours might taste quite different, and I think that 's perfectly okay.
Yeah, if you put too much in and it can taste quite medicinal.
Isn't your taste quite different these days?
Only one problem - nothing else will ever taste quite so good.
You know, food does not taste quite right . Wine either.
Her husband, Josiah, ate a full bowl before acknowledging that it did not taste quite right.
You know, food doesn't taste quite right. Other body.
I do not like eating pineapples . They taste quite sour.
Barack Obama 's wife has been accused of bad taste quite a few times.
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