Examples of 'tastes quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "tastes quite"
tastes quite: used to describe the flavor of something as fairly or considerably
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tastes quite
The milk itself tastes quite good.
But it tastes quite different as it grows in the sun.
That actually tastes quite nice.
It tastes quite like cod.
Kuchikamizake has an opaque, whitish colour and tastes quite sour.
No other bread tastes quite the same.
It tastes quite disgusting.
This is done to dilute the flavor, as oregano oil tastes quite strong.
Nothing tastes quite like blood.
Parsley can be used as a substitute ; it looks the same but tastes quite different.
Actually it tastes quite nice.
It tastes quite different from the versions I tried in different restaurants.
I find it tastes quite good.
It tastes quite different from the Kouga kind!
Although she says it never tastes quite like her grandparent 's dishes.
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It tastes quite different from cow 's milk.
Yeah, you know, it actually tastes quite nice.
This tastes quite good.
We could freeze it, but then frozen chicken never tastes quite the same, does it?
It tastes quite excellent.
Well, actually, we invented a miso-tuna-honey sauce that tastes quite delicious until you add the glue.
It tastes quite bad, but it is good for you.
Yeah. Actually tastes quite delicious.
It tastes quite disgusting . And it goes sort of black so it looks disgusting too.
It actually tastes quite delicious.
It tastes quite bad, but it 's good for you . Finish your tea.
It's a shame, 'cause the seafood actually tastes quite nice inside.
Iga sake probably tastes quite differentNfrom that brewed by the Kouga.
This tastes quite good . I have done my best, as always.
What 's wrong? Tastes quite nice.
It tastes quite bad, but it 's good for you.
Iga sake probably tastes quite different from that brewed by the Kouga.
