On one page, he wrote "taste, taste, taste, taste, taste," all the way to the bottom.
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It didn't taste like chicken, it didn't taste like steak, it didn't taste like pork.
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Butterworth's Original Syrup (to taste)1-2 tablespoons Aleppo pepper (to taste)Salt and pepper (to taste) Directions 1.
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Taste comes from certain molecules interacting with your taste buds, while flavor is the combination of taste and scent.
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Apart from salt, that's all I can taste—but it's hardly an exciting taste when that's all you can taste.
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It's 180 microamps for a sour taste, 80 microamps for a bitter taste and 40 microamps for a bitter taste.
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When I think about it literally though, taste means taste.
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Taste: Almond milk's taste and texture are lacking at best.
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Your taste buds get saturated, and you can't taste anything.
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Memes can now be an acquired taste, a marker of taste.
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You taste peas, lots of them, but you also taste summer.
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The bumps are actually taste papillae that contain our taste buds.
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Taste, I've never seen any of your demos of taste yet.
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So besides a great singing taste, ScarJo's got great taste in songwriters.
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Not my taste in men so much but my taste in food.
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Besides, having no taste whatsoever is way worse than having bad taste.
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The strong umami taste is perfect for blunted taste buds during travel.
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I would say it's a basic taste, but a different basic taste.
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So bad bagels do just fine because they still taste good for many people, even if they don't taste the way a bagel "should" taste.
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That says you have taste … and taste means there are nice things inside.
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Taste wise, they just taste like normal potatoes but they are so cute!!
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Then they took a taste and rated the beverage on appearance and taste.
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The taste of salt, then algae, and then, finally, the taste of butter.
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And it's flavored, so it doesn't taste the way a cigarette would taste.
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Sure, Tyga's just whispering "Taste, taste," but that's got to count for something.
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We're not trying to taste like a gin or taste like an alcohol.
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TASTE AND FRESHNESS: Shake Shack's burgers don't quite taste like a traditional burger.
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When you taste our ramen, you don't taste a lot of salt, OK?
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For instance, giant water beetles taste like crab, while grasshoppers taste like shrimp.
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When I taste that dish, I don't taste Bolognese—I taste mapo tofu, a spicy, flavorful Chinese dish made with soft tofu, Szechuan peppers, and ground pork.
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I know the taste of Turkey and the roll didn&apost taste like Turkey.
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Obviously millions of people think differently, so that just shows you taste is taste.
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Schock's taste in staff members appears as bad as his taste in interior decorating.
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"It doesn't just taste like fast food, like it does taste good," he says.
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Immediately after the shiro taste, you could taste the sourness of the injera itself.
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While it didn't taste quite like chicken, it also didn't not taste like chicken.
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"I just think that was poor taste, very poor taste, very offensive," said another.
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After singing "Taste and See" all the way through Catholic school -- "Taste and see, taste and see the goodness of the Lord" -- I had no idea what that meant.
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If you study the small print on SSRIs, you'll find, close to the end of the list of side effects, references to taste disturbances, taste loss, and taste perversion.
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Prepare your taste buds, the new taco taste is now starting to line shelves everywhere.
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These regimes have two parts: the subjects of taste and the way taste is communicated.
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Most restaurant iced coffee doesn't taste that great, or even taste like anything at all.
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Fun fact: its warmer temperature allows your taste buds to taste the ice cream better.
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"The texture is all wrong, but the taste is all right," said one taste-tester.
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I suspect that dedication to the ''authentic'' is really taste for people with no taste.
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Also, they taste good, and Americans like things that come on rolls and taste good!
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Taste, and more specifically, individual taste, is becoming less and less of a big deal.
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As a result of the liquidation of Taste Food Franchising Proprietary, Taste Commissary Proprietary and Taste Food Trading 1 Proprietary Ltd, the company will have to fully impair the remaining intercompany loans, with the units valued at about 450 million rand ($27.38 million), Taste said.
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And there are many, many strawberries that taste of nothing, and others that taste like cork.
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I also have really sensitive taste buds, so I was the official taste-tester for everything.
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Don't forget to taste: Pinch off leaves of arugula or taste a strawberry whenever it's appropriate.
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But the taste was mouth-watering and delectable, so I'm satisfied with the flavor and taste.
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"There's medications that say they taste like banana but don't really taste like banana, " he said.
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Unfortunately, the raspberry flavor doesn't really taste like a raspberry, and the taste disappears pretty quickly.
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And Mr. Miller said he tells clients that "personal taste and market taste" can be different.
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You can practically taste the refreshingly greasy taste of a liquid dollar menu through the screen.
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I think it's a bit of an acquired taste and I haven't acquired that taste yet.
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"The taste of love and the taste of hate are everywhere the same," he told me.
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Thanks to evolution, critters that find bitter foods maximally disgusting are critters that survive, and therefore the most disgusting taste will be the taste that you taste once and then die.
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For one, people tend to think that education goes along with taste: if you have more education, then your taste is better, and if you're less educated, then your taste is worse.
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The Taste-TestAfter I successfully made the cookies, I held a blind taste-test with my coworkers.
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This is partly owing to the fact that the "taste" of Halloween is the taste of candy.
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Taste is NOT awful but this is the first time they&aposve ever left an after taste.
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I would see what she was buying, but my taste and my mom's taste were wildly different.
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"People taste what they expect to taste," said Wansink, who was not involved in this research study.
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Your flattened taste buds also start to get their sensitivity back, which might make food taste better.
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You can't find the taste in anything else, you can really taste the earth through the insects.
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They've labelled the new taste "starchy" So, you can blame the carb coma on your taste buds.
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As numerous blind wine tastings over the years have demonstrated, you taste what you want to taste.
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It was quite a grown-up taste with the strong smoky taste and notes of berry fruits.
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Participants who saw the taste-promoting ads rated the truffle's taste more highly but only "marginally" so.
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Servings: 1Prep: 53 minutesTotal: 15 minutes 1 small bag nacho Doritos 50 grams|2 ounces salted peanuts 50 grams|2 ounces spicy peanuts hot sauce liquid Chamoy ½ teaspoon Miguelito powder carrots to taste, julienned cucumbers to taste, julienned jícama to taste, julienned 1 lime salt to taste 1.
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Another way would be to tinker with the neurons in the taste cortex of our brain to make our favorite things taste like something else less pleasurable [like make sweet things taste bitter].
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Their 2006 paper, "Human Taste Thresholds Are Modulated by Serotonin and Noradrenaline," not only upended common wisdom that our taste preferences are fixed, but showed these changes occur within the taste receptors themselves.
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And, while not being a child and therefore not confusing taste with morality, I don't know that the Taste Pope needs to be handing out taste dispensations to the mob rule anytime soon.
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If you have sensitive taste buds, this might be an issue — Royal Oil does not taste particularly good.
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In turn, she loses all taste for normal foods like apples or curry—she can only taste blood.
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Supertasters have many more taste buds than non-tasters and everything taste more intense to them, especially bitter.
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These beers taste better than others, and they taste even better when they heat up in the sun.
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These two varieties taste different, which is why our candy doesn't taste like the bananas we eat now.
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She is a hypocritical, ungrateful, spoiled, mediocre journalist with lame taste in men and bad taste in books.
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Moreover, there is a correlation between sentimentality and bad taste—to respond emotionally is to exhibit bad taste.
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So yes I believe I have forged my lifelong taste in music and that taste is hip hop.
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Taste (if you need an explanation - open the bloody dictionary.. does it taste good, simple, don't complicate it) 4.
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Instead, there are mushroom-shaped structures called papillae that contain your tongue's chemical detecting taste sensors, the taste buds.
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Any predators looking to get a taste of some chicken are going to have to taste the rainbow instead.
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"That might be a good mixture between acquired taste and taste which is already in your DNA," Fibig said.
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After following Rachel's recipe as best we could, our taste testers declared it did in fact taste like feet.
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These are the presents you buy for someone with good taste (or to show off your even better taste).
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The company analyses ten genetic markers related to taste and smell and asks customers questions on basic taste preferences.
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Richard DotyDirector of the University of Pennsylvania Smell and Taste CenterDisgust is a complicated issue in regards to taste.
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It really didn't taste like chia seeds or quinoa, but really didn't taste much like a regular meatloaf, either.
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Because of this, ginger ale's sometimes unpopular sweet taste can be negated, making it taste more dry and sharp.
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"If we could manufacture plastic to taste attractive, maybe we can manufacture plastic to taste repulsive," Mr. Seymour said.
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Then I worked taste by taste, adding spices and other flavors to balance out the intensity of the tomatoes.
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Kate Silver from Wilmington N.C., said her taste in music was ever-changing: My music taste is constantly changing.
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"One actor said 'I taste raspberries!' and another said 'I taste pears, peaches, cherries!' and so forth," he said.
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All I can taste is the too-sweet-for-most-humans concoction that is currently assaulting my taste buds.
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The Golden is frothy, with a sharp taste, whilst the Pale has a taste almost that of sour apples.
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Prep: 225 minutesTotal: 23 minutes Ingredientsfor the charapa ajillo sauce:210/73 cup butter½ cup peeled garlicgarlic oil (see below)27 cocona28 tbsp aji charapita peppers¼ tsp ginger juice29 limesblack pepper (to taste)dry oregano (to taste)salt (to taste)cilantro (to taste) for the garlic oil:¼ cup corn oil10 whole cloves garlic for the jumbo shrimp:3 banana leaves15 jumbo shrimp1 tsp minced garlic3 tbsp clear soy sauce½ cup olive oilsalt (to taste)balsamic vinegar (to taste)patacones (fried green plantains) Directions 1.
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But there hasn't really been a comprehensive look at taste since French gastronome Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin's 1825 The Physiology of Taste, a holistic and essayistic meditation on taste that aimed to define the previously undefinable.
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Ultimately, I just want people to have taste, and by taste I don't mean good taste in the way they dressed, but an understanding of culture and how to affect it and how to change it.
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A burger chain must not be judged by the taste of its fries, but by the taste of its burgers.
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Facebook and other social networks are determining taste, but taste differs widely from group to group and person to person.
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" The website for the satirical parade states: "Our worldview is that 'poor taste is better than no taste at all!
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Other candidates for the sixth taste It isn't the first time scientists have made the case for a sixth taste.
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During out visit to Princi, we didn't taste-taste all 104 menu items, but it felt like we came close.
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" He told Bloomberg: "We want people to get used to a different taste, a taste that would be more natural.
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"Only recently have historians recognized the crucial importance of taste, even frivolous taste, in driving historical change," Dr. Freedman said.
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It's a quite sweet and 'soury' kind of taste ... but it's a difficult to explain taste — everyone thinks it's different.
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As with any study involving taste, a truly good cup of coffee lies in the taste buds of the beholder.
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Taste as you go: The original Caesar salad, like steak tartare and guacamole, was mixed tableside to the customer's taste.
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The official term is dysgeusia (related to ageusia, the complete lack of taste, and hypogeusia, a decrease in taste sensitivity).
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By separating the scent from the taste, you are first exposed to endless amounts of pure scent, followed by taste.
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My fifth graders have been learning words to describe the taste, and today we're going to be taste testing various foods.
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The researchers discovered that even when the sweet taste receptors were blocked, the study participants could still detect a starchy taste.
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When fat coats the tongue, it interferes with your taste buds' ability to truly taste the flavor of your ice cream.
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First of all, they don't taste any better than regular desserts and 90 percent of the time they actually taste worse.
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And yet, Trump apartments sell, because lots of people have terrible taste — worse taste than other developers might like to admit.
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We know what you're thinking, canned veggies taste like, well, canned ... but Giada's got tips to make 'em taste way better.
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Your Turn to Taste At the table, the sommelier will pour a small taste for the person who ordered the bottle.
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Stella: The taste today was very specific, and the first time in all of these experiments where her taste was truly sweet.
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" Except that people argue endlessly about taste; a truer phrase is "there's no way of proving your case in matters of taste.
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Australia is about to get its first taste of pineberries and bubbleberries, two variations of strawberries which taste like pineapple and bubblegum.
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This was one of the biggest issues with him as a CEO: he was pretty convinced that his taste was everyone's taste.
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Take a taste and if you feel you need more cheese, go ahead as it's all up to your taste buds. 3.
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A lot of people think making disaster cakes is in very bad taste, but I'm OK with doing things in bad taste.
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I do sometimes miss the taste of beer, but kombucha is really great because you get that yeasty taste and the fizz.
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"The milk should have a 'very light sweet taste' -- clean dairy notes without any extraneous off-taste or off-flavors," she said.
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And if Juggalos are the first to be criminalized for their musical taste, are they just a taste of what's to come?
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Furthermore, clear-ice makers generally have water filtration and self-cleaning capabilities, adding taste (or, really, lack of taste) to their benefits.
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Code Red doesn't taste like medicine, as there's no bitter, dextromethorphan afterbite; in fact, medicine should strive to taste like Code Red.
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At worst, they probably taste like picky eaters getting over themselves, which I'd prefer to the taste of an actual picky eater.
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In her new one, Amber Tamblyn stars as a doctoral student with bad taste in student loans and worse taste in men.
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Being a bad person, meanwhile, means having bad aesthetic taste or having good taste but satisfying it with immoral levels of wealth.
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" They're foods that have a "refreshing and pleasurable taste experienced through the body rather than by a sense of smell or taste.
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SERVINGS 30 INGREDIENTS ½ cup olive oil 213 bunches asparagus, chopped Salt, to taste Pepper, to taste Garlic powder, to taste 203-211oz wild salmon, filleted 216 tbsp vodka Fresh parsley, for garnish 218 lemons, sliced DIRECTIONS Preheat oven to 211 degrees.
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Even then, their devotion to good taste never entirely disappeared; an heirloom recipe for squirrel brains — which "taste like you have licked the inside of an old, smutty beer can" — calls for mixing in scrambled eggs to disguise the metallic taste.
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Many people compare the taste of original Soylent to "cereal milk" — the taste of milk after you've eaten all the cereal it contained.
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While there seemed to be no agreement on whether I can taste bitterness in food, my taste buds assure me that I can.
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According to the taste testers over at RocketNews24, the bright green Candied Pistachio Fappuccino has a strong pistachio taste and isn't overly sweet.
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His touch was like melted sugar, his taste was smoky and bitter, like I had always imagined a good punk rocker would taste.
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Over time, the recommendations should get smarter, based on what the app learns about your taste and about the taste of similar users.
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What I learned through this taste test comparison is that a lot of almond milk brands out there don't actually taste like almonds.
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They didn't want to taste what a real Neapolitan pizza tasted like, they wanted to taste like their version of pizza tasted like.
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You might also notice feelings of dry mouth or weird differences in your sense of taste, such as having an overall metallic taste.
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You can smell and taste it: The exhaust fumes tickle your nostrils and coat your mouth, leaving an acrid taste on your tongue.
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Perhaps the recent fashion for early Dubuffet is just a matter of taste — and these days, elite taste runs to all things unrefined.
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In a taste test at Fertitta's Mastro's Ocean Club in Malibu, California, customers prefer the saltier, sweeter taste of Friedman's open ocean mussels.
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It's meant to be funny but also make you think and leave a bad taste or some kind of taste in your mouth.
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My taste buds were ruined and every time I think about the smell or taste of Tabasco, I feel myself starting to shiver.
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I have friends where their day is ruined if they eat a meal and it doesn't taste how they want it to taste.
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You'll taste the bell pepper, the celery, the onion, the filé for the gumbo one, you'll taste the chile in the taco flavor.
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The sense of taste is often affected at the same time, as the neural pathways of smell and taste commingle in the brain.
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The Sommelier Takes a Taste In that private place, the sommelier takes a small taste to make sure the wine is not flawed.
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Vegan Mapo Tofu Mushrooms have a lot of umami, the savory taste that also makes Parmesan, soy sauce and red meat taste satisfying.
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While the study found that male testes have taste receptors, that does not mean testicles have tastebuds — people cannot taste through their genitals.
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PEOPLE staffers got a first taste of the new sodas and can confirm that they really do taste like both Pepsi and coffee.
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You could taste them at a leisurely pace, and you can also know what they taste like an hour after they've been opened.
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SERVINGS 4 INGREDIENTS 12 eggs Salt, to taste Pepper, to taste 1 tbsp olive oil 2 cups roughly chopped broccoli 2 cups roughly chopped kale 13 cups spinach ½ tbsp freshly grated Parmesan Paprika, to taste DIRECTIONS Preheat your oven to 350 degrees.
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Following the liquidation of Taste's food businesses - Taste Food Franchising Proprietary, Taste Commissary Proprietary and Taste Food Trading 1 Proprietary Ltd - the company will have to fully impair the remaining intercompany loans, with the units valued at about 450 million rand ($27.38 million).
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The star of the show was an "electro fork" that can send a salty taste to your taste buds when its button is depressed.
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If you've ever wanted to taste your bud or concentrates without any kind of acrid burnt taste than this is the vape to buy.
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The word "tacky" itself implies that there is such a thing as "good taste," and here at Refinery29, we don't really believe in taste.
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Determining a specific taste of vaginal fluid or semen can be difficult because taste and smell are subjective; they vary from person to person.
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Two products have been recalled: Zeigler A Tradition of Great Taste Red Hots and Extra Hot Zeigler A Tradition of Great Taste Red Hots.
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There are hundreds of hours of amazing gaming here for just about every taste (as long as your taste is 16-bit Nintendo games).
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Each taste bud contains up to 50 taste receptors, the sensory cells which are coded to help our brains recognize basic tastes and fat.
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In order to work well in a restaurant, you have to acquire a certain "taste memory" so that you can visualize a taste exactly.
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Ultimately, food is not only about literal taste, but also 'taste' [or] the lifestyle we aspire to and the building blocks of culture itself.
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It does feel as if our generation approaches musical taste differently than previous generations—there's less of letting taste define who people are specifically.
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It also acknowledges that while sometimes people grow up all at once, more often, like Tess, we become ourselves subtly, incrementally, taste by taste.
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I've had that experience, particularly with young white Burgundies, where I taste and taste, but I cannot quite grasp the core of the wine.
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"I was looking for a team that understands fashion, but beyond fashion — taste, and a taste for life and luxury," Mr. van Raemdonck said.
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I can still taste, quite vividly in fact, the taste of the rasgulla that my parents got for us on their way back from work.
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The salty taste is triggered by a current generated by the utensil, and the fork is able to mimic sour, bitter and metallic taste sensations.
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When you eat a bag of chips, you can usually taste the salt covering the outside of the chip because it hits your taste buds.
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Though the taste isn't completely repulsive, I can't help but feel a creeping queasiness at the thought that veal and salmon can taste so alike.
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"It is a very specific taste, that you will taste on everything that has been closed off, if you start to pay attention," says Joris.
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"Did camila cabello make an album that fits perfectly in my music taste or is my music taste bending around camila cabello?" wrote one commenter.
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Through taste tests with local families (both customers and non-customers), it gathers feedback on the look, smell, and taste of its meals before launching.
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They can dine like a Silla royal and taste centuries-old recipes or live like a monk and taste a vegetable-based Korean temple food.
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John Waters, the so-called pope of trash, may have been right when he said that to understand bad taste you need very good taste.
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You can't do broccoli Buffalo wings or kale pizza crust because your Buffalo wings would taste like broccoli and your pizza would taste like kale.
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For the kale 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 1 diced onion 1 tablespoon crushed red pepper (or to taste) 4 diced garlic cloves 23 bunches curly kale 4 cups low-sodium vegetable broth A splash white wine vinegar Salt and pepper to taste Hot sauce to taste For the fish 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 2 flounder fillets Salt and pepper to taste 1.
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It was a cool way to find out that somebody has similar taste to you and then be able to act on that taste and create.
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Demi Lovato just got a taste of living in the Hollywood Hills -- a bad taste -- because her house is in danger of sliding down a cliff.
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I sipped a standard Coca-Cola the machine produced, and I couldn't taste much difference from good ol' canned Coke in terms of taste or carbonation.
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It was pure Mediterranean goodness and my taste buds rejoiced with the medley of spices and the taste of cilantro, which is probably my favorite herb.
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Noah: It does taste really good, but the lobster's a bit overpowering for the rest of it, so that's mainly what I got a taste of.
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At home, she came up with a recipe for infused almond bars, using the powerful taste of the almond extract to mask the taste of marijuana.
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None of them were perceptible over the trademark White Castle flavor—that dried-out meat taste, mixed with the taste of onions and the floury bun.
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This nascent movement of spontaneous fermentation has converts obsessed with terroir; it has Wilson wondering: if place is taste, what does New York City taste like?
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The critics taste, spit so as to diminish the effects of alcohol, evaluate, maybe taste and spit once more, and move on to the next glass.
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I've sought, more than anything else, to share the taste of my own childhood, which is to say the taste of an Iranian kitchen in America.
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Studies have shown that quitting sugar will reset your palate in a significant way — sweetness will taste stronger in everyday foods like bread and salad dressing, fruit will taste like candy, and candy will taste like you dumped a pack of Sweet'N Low in your mouth.
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Wine that is too cold can taste muted and dull, but if it's too warm it can taste flabby and too alcoholic, according to Wine Enthusiast magazine.
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Someone else compared the mead's fermented taste to that of kombucha, which again, depending on your personal taste could be seen as a positive or a negative.
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Its editor, Neil Clarke, has a great taste in selecting short science fiction stories, and that taste extends to the anthologies that he's edited over the years.
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Though some have conducted taste tests that claim otherwise, candy corn is made of the same ingredients all the way through, so the three sections taste identical.
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If you're into [it] because of the taste, some people may want an enhanced taste, so morning pee, asparagus, it depends on what they're actually looking for.
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Taste Makers Taste Makers is a documentary series exploring the challenges facing young people in America who aspire to careers as chefs, farmers and food-industry entrepreneurs.
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Taste of Tennis Now in its 17th year, Taste of Tennis is an event that brings together tennis and food and will take place on Thursday, Aug.
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Taste and texture Banza's rice is a longer grain than RightRice's, and the overall taste and texture of both are impressively close to that of white rice.
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So Insider's taste-testers tried a variety of cupcakes found at popular grocery stores, testing each sweet treat on its cake and frosting texture and overall taste.
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In this sense it would be low risk to taste a novel tryptamine compound whereas it would be moronic to taste some new derivative of methyl mercury.
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The olive oil doesn't taste incredibleAnother way to tell the quality of the restaurant you're at is to taste the olive oil they have on the table.
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Check out her "Hippie-Dippie" ice cream taste test for National Ice Cream Day in July, and her Oreo taste test from National Oreo Day in March.
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Business Insider tried the item when it came out in 2016, and reactions were mixed, with most taste-testers saying it didn't taste like Cheetos at all.
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You can taste the love put into a slice of pizza, but you also need to be able to taste the borderline-freakish obsession from the pizzaiolo.
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There are few entities in the world where the question of how things taste, and what they taste like, looms larger than with the global flavoring giant McCormick.
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This newly identified fatty taste was named "oleogustus" in the study, as the Latin term "oleo" is a root for oily or fatty and "gustus" refers to taste.
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Most animals are endowed with a mechanism, well known to over-indulging college Freshmen, that renders a non-bitter taste un-consumable, if that taste has proven toxic.
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Humito works better as a cocktail for me, but you should taste it straight it at least so you can experience tequila the way it used to taste.
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Unlike our last plant-based meat blind taste test, Meredith had a difficult time distinguishing between the real animal meat and the alternative meat upon her initial taste.
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The Impossible Burger, for instance, is engineered taste by taste, smell by smell, texture by texture, to replicate ground beef—the stuff even bleeds like the real thing.
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She argues that Didion is always writing about her own taste, which is the taste of an educated upper-class West Coast white woman: minimalist, but expensively so.
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"The opportunity was to marry glammy '70s design, which is Hillary's taste, with Ethan's taste, which is a little more about found objects and texture," Ms. Iglehart said.
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Next time, I'd test my taste buds by trying all the different potato variations in the same cut to see if I can taste the differences between them.
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"The distinction here is that testicles don&apost have tastebuds (clusters of taste receptor cells) and they can&apost taste soy sauce," ScienceAlert managing editor Signe Dean wrote.
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You can still taste the coffee, but the flavor is subtle enough for those of us who don't love the taste of caffeine — but still want its kick.
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Important for the taste are terpenes, a class of substances found in various plants, such as conifers and laurel, which give the weed its specific smell and taste.
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But then came a revolution in the taste field, amazingly less than 15 years ago, which was the discovery of the actual receptors that are involved in taste.
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Servings: 22Prep: 23 minutesTotal: 22 hour for the crab: 2350 jumbo soft shell crabs, gills, face, and under flap removed 21 egg whites, lightly whipped until smooth but not frothy 21 pint cornstarch kosher salt, to taste canola oil, for frying for the lemony ranch: 43 parts aioli (recipe below) 24 part buttermilk kosher salt, to taste lemon zest, to taste lemony herbs (lemon balm, lemon verbena, lemon thyme, etc) finely chopped for the aioli: 25 egg yolks 26 lemon, juiced 4 garlic cloves 1 quart neutral oil kosher salt, to taste for the buttermilk puree: 1 quart buttermilk kosher salt, to taste honey, to taste cayenne pepper, to taste for the slaw: 1/2 English cucumber, halved lengthwise and sliced thinly diagonally 2 heads endive, sliced at an angle 53 lemon, juiced and tested kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste to serve: 6 Martin's potato rolls, toasted 1.
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That's because new taste-sensing cells are constantly reconnecting to your neurons—in similar configurations, over and over again—correctly reporting the taste of your food to your brain.
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But when you taste a tomato or some arugula from BrightFarms, and compare it to something that's been shipped from out West, there is an obvious taste advantage, too.
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Taste of scrutiny to come The showdowns were a taste for Trump of the intense and increased scrutiny and pressure that the billionaire would face during a general election.
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Conducted at the Centre for Taste and Feeding Behavior in Dijon, France, the researchers asked 31 French wine experts to first taste and rate four red and white varietals.
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It contains within it a nostalgia for a sense of editorial rightness, for a time when having taste didn't have to come with a meta-judgment of taste itself.
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So in order to get a handle on the nut milk landscape, I decided to taste test five popular brands and rank them based on price, taste, and consistency.
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But in her view, labeling them as olfactory and taste receptors rather than as chemosensory receptors entrenched the idea that they function specifically and exclusively in smell and taste.
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The further discovery of taste receptors on many tuft cells only deepened the mystery: Given their locations in the body, they certainly weren't contributing to our sense of taste.
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Still, there is no escaping the taint of exile: "They make their food to taste of home, but it inescapably ends up having the taste of displacement," Hemon says.
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"The taste tester must also have working taste buds and have "burned their fingers at least once not being able to wait for the garlic bread to cool down.
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After trying all the cupcakes, the taste-testers agreed Target's mini vanilla cupcakes took the top spot for their sweet (but not too sweet) taste and fluffy cake texture.
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It's not that it's bad taste, it's just no taste — unlike a traditional watch, it expresses nothing of its wearer, other than that the wearer has nothing to express.
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Turmeric latte has little in common with its caffeinated counterparts in terms of taste, with the spice being known more for its vibrant colour and subtle, slightly medicinal taste.
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That was obviously a lie because peas and carrots in Maggi are gross, and don't let the "taste bhi, health bhi" (Full of taste and health!) taglines fool you.
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We also only do tastings first thing in the morning, as your taste buds are much more receptive, and ban smoking and coffee, as that wrecks your taste buds.
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" - Karie W. "'You look like you taste good.
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Two major taste notes: East Coast oyster—maybe a Blue Point or Quahog or something similar—topped with nutritional yeast, making her taste a bit briny and a bit savory.
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"I had only had a couple of bites and it didn&apost taste right — there was a funny taste so I knew something wasn&apost right," Waller told the outlet.
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This toasty taste of the ice cream does make the treat taste closer to an actual s'more, which as we said, isn't something you always get in s'more-inspired treats.
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Hopefully, Culver's will continue expanding around the globe so more people can have a taste of these meals that taste homemade and are served with a side of Midwestern hospitality.
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So I went to my neighborhood Starbucks to taste the new, internet-inspired drink and answer the question, once and for all: What does Starbucks Unicorn Frappuccino taste like IRL?
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For one, in some hospitals the people who prepare your food are strictly forbidden from-taste testing your food, so they're shooting from the hip when it comes to taste.
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The chocolate flavor, however, was "way too sweet, especially the after taste," according to Anna, who still gave it a 3 in taste and a 4 in the other measures.
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While it's difficult to lose true taste—the ability to detect sweet, salty, bitter, sour or umami (savoury) through taste buds—losing one's sense of smell is actually fairly common.
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When my older sister came to pick me up on that first afternoon, what should have been the sweet taste of learning was mixed with the bitter taste of fear.
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"Sweetness and saltiness are carriers that open up the taste buds, allowing you to taste more of other flavors," said Nancy Flores, a food scientist at New Mexico State University.
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Nihilism can leave a bitter taste in your mouth, but Webster is such fun to bite into, an invitation to revel in people at their very worst, to taste depravity.
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But it's not just garlic bread on the table -- the taste-tester will also get an exclusive chance to taste products that have not yet been released to the public.
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The nasty chemical taste and burning sensation causes most people to cough or gag and reflexively spit the pod contents out — unless you're a monster who enjoys the taste of detergent.
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From their Continental masters, the native aristocracy acquired a taste for baths, mosaics and central heating; the villas they built during the third and fourth centuries were tributes to Roman taste.
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The Aurora Biosciences Corporation commercialized drug discovery tools using fluorescent markers, and Senomyx looked for ways to modulate taste receptors to reduce the amount of sugar in foods without affecting taste.
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Strictly in terms of taste, Banza rice has a faintly nutty, savory taste that gives it a lot more body than traditional rices — but in my opinion, it wasn't overwhelmingly present.
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Mr Iacocca's newfound taste for lobbying the government and the American public's shifting taste towards smaller, better-equipped and fuel-efficient vehicles together laid the ground for the downsizing of Detroit.
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For Japanese who came of age after the Second World War, the taste of whale — which many describe as a fishier, greasier version of beef — is the taste of their childhood.
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As the saying goes, money doesn't buy taste—nor does it buy a decorator with taste, and never has that been so clear as in this week's celebrity real estate news.
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Ione Gamble, who runs Polyester zine, which goes by the tagline 'Have Faith in Your Own Bad Taste', thinks "good" taste is more about being into whatever the fuck you want.
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"The taste plays a number one role for me — if it doesn't taste good, nobody's going to buy it," bin Alwaleed said, when asked what makes a company worthy of investment.
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" He continued: "People don't want tuna and good taste.
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FLORENCE, Italy (Reuters) - It's all a matter of taste.
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Our future hubby's obviously both have amazing & similar taste!
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" Gordon added, "Don't things taste better when they're free?
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They even taste test all their food – with humans.
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She's not in good taste — and that's the point.
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Paris Food Tour: Taste of Montmartre — Paris, France 5.
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" Besides, "shark fins have no taste on their own.
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" For many, she said, "it's a taste of home.
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SERVINGS 9 INGREDIENTS ¾ white onion, chopped 1 tbsp fresh parsley, chopped 1 tbsp ketchup 2 eggs Salt, to taste Pepper, to taste Paprika, to taste 2-23 lb ground turkey meat1 tbsp olive oil ¼ head iceberg lettuce DIRECTIONS Combine onion, parsley, ketchup, eggs, salt, pepper, and paprika in a large bowl and mix well.
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If people believe genitals should not smell or taste like anything, and when they taste them and they have flavor, they think something is wrong—and that's not the case at all.
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"We are taught that humans can taste only five taste categories," said Juyun Lim, associate professor at Oregon State University's Department of Food Science and Technology and lead author of the study.
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"Some women love the smell and taste of coffee before they're pregnant, and somehow, all of a sudden, they just have such a distaste for the aroma or the taste," she notes.
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Everyone finds the taste of a lemon peel bitter but how difficult it is for you to eat it depends on the genetics that determine the number of taste buds you have.
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Yeah, I think the taste of American culture is very different from the taste of Japanese culture, but I think America is learning a lot, in a lot of ways, from Japan.
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We got an early taste of the cookies, and as far as dessert-themed Oreos go, these might taste the most like their real dessert counterpart than any we've tried so far.
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It came to light earlier this month, or I guess maybe last month at this point, that if you taste a Nintendo Switch cartridge, it has this really awful, disgusting, bitter taste.
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"Mushrooms have a lot of umami, the savory taste that also makes Parmesan, soy sauce and red meat taste satisfying," writes our Food reporter, Julia Moskin, in the Five Weeknight Dishes newsletter.
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"We use chasers" — like M&Ms or chips — "to try to minimize the not-so-pleasant taste and texture of the food or to try and mask the taste," Ms. Mackson said.
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Makes about 2 cupsPrep: 13 minutesTotal: 15 minutes 1 cup|225 grams mayonnaise, preferably Hellman's1 cup|250 ml buttermilk1 tablespoon (plus more to taste) granulated onion1 1/2 tablespoons (plus more to taste) granulated garlic1 tablespoon finely chopped chives1 tablespoon finely chopped dill1 tablespoon finely chopped parsleyyour favorite hot sauce, to taste Mix all of the ingredients together.
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The idea that there was a separate taste was based on the discovery that pure MSG — sodium salt of glutamate, which is the most common amino acid in the body — has a different taste that is characteristic of savoriness, and that taste different than sweetness, is different than sour, and it's different than saltiness, and is different than bitterness.
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Twice a day, we would gently scrape our tongues, with my mom unscientifically explaining that this not only removed harmful bacteria from our mouths, it invigorated our taste buds, making food taste better.
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Once food is in our mouth, taste receptors in the mouth and cells in the nose detect molecules in the food as we chew, and those interactions determine the food's taste, he said.
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Since the double chocolate brownie and cookies and cream-stuffed blondie bars of my past didn't exactly taste good, I proceeded into this particular taste-test with some reservations and low snack-spectations.
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Distance Decay, a fellow Delawarean musician with a taste for synth lines that feel like frozen cotton candy, says he was first drawn to West's music because of his taste for distinctive beats.
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Coravin Model Two Elite Pro Wine Preservation System, $399.95Coravin's patented wine system preserves the quality and taste of wine, so your recipient can enjoy a taste or glass without ruining the entire bottle.
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"We are showcasing various achievements, we will also give a taste of Indian cuisine, a taste of culture and heritage," Ramesh Abhishek, heads of the department of industrial policy and promotion, told reporters.
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I want my vegan burrito to taste as good as the taqueria down the street and my vegan burger to taste as good as the greasy fast-food burgers you grew up on.
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Long ago it became a commodity in a culture that thrives on commodity consumption and presumes we are smarter because we are nimble, eclectic, and constantly in motion flitting from taste to taste.
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And, sure, the Rock is an intensely lovable guy—weird movie taste and even weirder oatmeal taste aside—but Warren apparently appreciates the guy so much that she'd "welcome" his run for president.
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Altitude dulls the taste buds, so recipes must be adjusted.
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"Plus it makes it taste a lot better," Doyle says.
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Stir once or twice, then taste and adjust seasoning. 3.
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House Democrats got a taste of those challenges last fall.
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Firstly, I was going for a taste of the yin.
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My daughter put it best, "I can taste the love."
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Beautiful, but I didn't really get a taste of Italy.
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At home Prince Muhammad has developed a taste for repression.
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So what exactly will the rosé hard cider taste like?
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They taste delicious and keep me full in the morning.
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Moronci drinks it, coughs and smiles despite its unpleasant taste.
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Hard to describe but it just has a richer taste.
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These treatments can alter the way your taste buds work.
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They could be a small taste of what's to come.
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However, natural wines do typically taste "funkier" than other wines.
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It doesn't taste like I'm supposed to be eating this.
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"I definitely taste the chemicals," one of my friends says.
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One is that humans like their food to taste good.
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I am pretty secure with my own taste and style.
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This could be a taste of things yet to come.
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Does that automatically mean they'll taste ... out of this world?
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The real question is: What does the cereal taste like?
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Adjust ratio to taste, and season with salt and pepper.
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Nothing beats the sweet, sweet taste of kiss cam victory.
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Mopane worms have an intensely musky but pretty awesome taste.
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This was not the normal taste I am used to.
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Then where we actually tracked some of the taste variables.
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I hope that didn't mess up how it would taste.
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Don't count on a taste of MacOS on your iPad.
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FRB 180725A is just a taste of what's to come.
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Want to preserve the taste of spring a little longer?
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It probably won't taste as good in a cocktail, though.
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His taste is impeccable and, most importantly, similar to mine.
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Skate videos shaped my music taste in that latter way.
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Drew Barrymore isn't craving a taste of her old lifestyle.
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They had a few too many drinks for my taste.
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Of course, not all those tweets were in good taste.
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And that's just a taste of what you can expect.
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But strangely, the finished loaf doesn't taste strongly of potatoes.
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Avians that eat mostly seafood don't taste good like seafood.
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"That woman's got great taste in music," Brooks, 54, said.
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Add the lime juice, to taste, mix well and serve.
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To finish, here's a (very) brief taste of Glastonbury's nightlife.
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Add the boiled eggs and the lemon juice to taste.
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Europe is getting a taste of the hybrid war too.
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It would sure be an adventure for our taste buds.
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The flavor, the taste of them, was SO spot on.
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But Picasso's breeder apparently has more traditional taste in art.
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It's really more a story of image than of taste.
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Today, we gather to admire the taste of the latter.
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There has already been a taste of this in Xiongan.
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Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste 1.
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There's times I miss the taste o' giant's milk, though.
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She mentioned that she enjoyed the taste of burnt marshmallows.
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It's taste also reflects one key scene in Sweetbitter's pilot.
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There is a zero percent chance it will taste bad.
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He has not developed a taste for the finer things.
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One reviewer said they "really do taste like hot chocolate."
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Just being able to talk through it, taste through it.
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The game is still a bit of an acquired taste.
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It was the very first taste of her upcoming album.
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The key to a correct cocktail is the final taste.
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Some people love the smell and taste of a vagina.
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That's not a matter of taste or opinion, that's math.
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However, his opponent Haney thought it was in poor taste.
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The process is a blend of science and personal taste.
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Black or white, all dogs taste the same to us.
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"I'm telling you, it makes everything taste better," Meehan says.
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Whether that matters to you can come down to taste.
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"It left a bad taste in my mouth," he said.
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And on Sunday, little Lulu expanded her taste buds — happily!
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She wanted her friends, both food professionals, to taste it.
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The maturing taste of Chinese tourists may reassure Venetian locals.
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Here's a taste of what makes Schiphol so darn special.
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Taste test of the week: Which pasta chain is best?
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You can finally get a taste of macOS 10.14 Mojave.
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With those spices, these marshmallows must taste perfectly of fall.
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Taste for seasoning and add some freshly ground black pepper.
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They are clearly a little too comfortable for Lawrence's taste.
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Even straight from the fryer, they taste like wet cardboard.
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Do your friends think you have terrible taste in partners?
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TASTE: nice big smoked oak and malt dancing together upfront.
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Delicious taste aside, however, the Almond Cow is not cheap.
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It makes it taste a little bit better to me.
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Watch it, bookmark it, make it, taste it, love it.
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Can pineapple juice really change the way your genitals taste?
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As with much java, sometimes there's no accounting for taste.
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Two great, fundamentally broken smartphone brands that taste great together.
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"We were just so excited," Underwood told Taste of Country.
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You know when you just get the taste for something?
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It's a matter of taste, but I think they're great.
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As for taste, however, we weren't sold across the board.
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Thankfully, her friend Megan has a great taste in books.
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Mr Knausgaard knowingly breaks the frames of taste and tact.
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Great healthy things that don't taste good don't do well.
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They expose children to fresh foods, which taste completely different.
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She has a classic taste but she always subverts it.
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"It's just a bad taste in my mouth," he said.
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Even memories of chemo can have an impact on taste.
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Not everyone will taste the difference, but an expert does.
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But like the election itself, it left a bad taste.
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And clearly, good taste in purses runs in the family.
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He's already had a taste of that in recent weeks.
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I get my spoon and taste the cheese mousse first.
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Elizabeth Banks is getting a taste of the dark side.
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A taste of the more unusual places she fills, below.
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I didn't cough, but I could taste the herb clearly.
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They taste like spa water in the best way possible.
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He has a lot of taste, I got to say.
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"I can taste your childhood," are words you'll hear otherwise.
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Divorce is very much going to be an acquired taste.
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And not just because it doesn't taste like paint stripper.
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The texture and the taste of fresh fish is better.
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At least my oats taste like a warm blueberry muffin.
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And you taste it… and it's sharp, full of acid!
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We've all tried the ones that taste like toilet cleaner.
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The Economist is not alone in its taste for wordplay.
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Brazil got its first taste of homesharing two years ago.
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For some, that one taste is enough to break them.
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I will never taste kimchi as good as my grandma's.
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Onion rings taste delicious but are "doubly dangerous" for pets.
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Plus, I love the smell and taste of the stuff.
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Ms Ives is running attack ads of exceptionally poor taste.
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I can bet that your simply veg pizzas taste btr!
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Sekulow and Trump share a taste for Brioni Italian menswear.
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It does, indeed taste like pickle juice, only slightly sweeter.
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Kerry joked that she has expensive and selective taste now!
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And apparently the spacey greens don't taste half bad either.
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We got a taste of big dad energy from Vanvleet.
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We can taste the sweet signs of summer quickly approaching.
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We did a lot of taste tests inside of Starboard.
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And I don't quite understand what his taste level was.
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Some people can "hear" colors, "see" sounds, or "taste" words.
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Problem is chunky rings are, well, a matter of taste.
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"You've got good taste, kid," Chastain, 41, captioned her post.
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So, how exactly do we go about getting a taste?
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To give a reporter a taste of his own medicine.
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Obviously that left a very bitter taste in her mouth.
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The smell is a bit medicinal, but the taste isn't.
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Even in beer Indians exhibit a taste for the bracing.
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Yeah, it's liberty, so it's supposed to taste like freedom.
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So, I just imagined that it would taste like liver.
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And this is only a taste of what's to come.
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Everyone has his own taste and that should be respected.
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A sifter can even make boxed cake mixes taste better.
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What they do not know is what worms taste like.
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You need to feel the balance when you taste it.
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Season to taste and serve with extra parm on top.
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But mainly because I just happen to prefer the taste.
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Instead, Netflix has pivoted to something they're calling taste communities.
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I Googled "persistent bitter taste" and weighed up the possibilities.
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And most importantly, he has excellent taste in prestige television.
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That was just a taste of what was to come.
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At a very young age we establish a musical taste.
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Justin's girl has great taste -- not because she's with him.
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Aside from price, is there any real difference in taste?
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They thought he busted it out in the taste department.
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What does our taste in violent entertainment say about ourselves?
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I drink orange wine and they often taste very similar.
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Fold in diced apple and season with salt to taste.
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This doesn't mean that they taste inferior in any way.
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And the victory would taste like ashes in her mouth.
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Just imagine how great those turkey legs would taste fried.
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The white stork seems to like the taste of garbage.
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And I can only reply: so is my music taste.
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MUNCHIES: How would you describe the taste of a döner?
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Egg Salad Sandwich Get a taste of Jo's own recipe!
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"It will be a little taste of paradise," said Azriel.
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An oddball, maybe, but one with great taste in music.
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It's a taste that finds its way easily to cliches.
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The tea plants growing highest are more superior in taste.
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Surprisingly, after that, the taste became totally to be changed!!!!!!
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Baby Kulture has already developed her own taste in music!
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So what does a $130k bottle of whisky taste like?
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One woman sprinted over to me, desperate for a taste.
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Good. And how does it taste dipped in liquid cheese?
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She has great taste and knew exactly what she wanted.
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All I could taste was the cold and the sweetness.
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You do taste the parsley and the fromage blanc powder.
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You can almost taste the fear and the wet concrete.
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Rule #4: Their taste in food and drinks is important.
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But evolutions in taste, and in Atlanta itself, have contributed.
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Is it just me or does free food taste better?
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Once they taste a dog, Ridgway says, they're beyond satisfied.
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Not everyone realises this, but vegetables actually do taste good.
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But damn, can't you just see it, taste it almost?
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I was very thrilled that they had like, good taste.
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It's the most disgusting thing I've ever had to taste.
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Finish the condiment with citric acid and salt to taste.
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During their taste tests, Ramsay's reaction is actually pretty sweet.
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If you like this taste, it is a great product.
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We'll be the first to admit we've got expensive taste.
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But this is only a taste of what's to come.
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Yet despite the strong taste, these grannies are into it.
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But he has not lost his taste for the kill.
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Then in August 2018, my sense of taste inexplicably disappeared.
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A taste of how it's playing out in campaigns: Rep.
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OVERALL TASTE: 3 — This sandwich goes for quantity over quality.
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It should taste like what you're used to, Canlar said.
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The taste was a little bland, but Cholula fixed that.
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But that's just a taste of the week to come.
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Season to taste and serve garnished with the crispy chickpeas.
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This could just be a taste of things to come.
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Winemaking techniques can affect how smoky the final products taste.
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Some places were too contemporary or bland for her taste.
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Trump's taste for lavish spending doesn't end with the wall.
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Better to spit them out if they don't taste familiar.
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And sugar is the great override button of infant taste.
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The suspension brought Jealous his first taste of national attention.
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They taste better when you eat them with your hands.
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It did not taste salty, although it must contain salt.
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So, sriracha is pretty much just there for the taste.
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The light brown ale starts to taste like Wonder Bread.
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"In fruit season, the humans don't taste anything," she grumbles.
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"It's the best," Mr. Lenoir said of the bread's taste.
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In my own experience, this comes down to personal taste.
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The bitter taste, while not overpowering, wakes up your palate.
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There seemed to be shoes for kids with every taste.
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The opening shot offers a taste of what's to follow.
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A salt block that'll make grilled foods taste even better
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"About how I'd expect a plant to taste," he said.
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The woman tossed back her sake and couldn't taste either.
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Joe: And you can taste the difference in those tortillas.
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AND I THINK YOU'LL START – EISEN: THEY TASTE AS GOOD?
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I was pretty impressed by the taste of Costco's food
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Geography can actually greatly affect the taste of coffee beans.
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You practically smell the sea and taste the foamy ale.
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Here are some rides worth sending your taste buds on.
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But Soukup wrote that their taste is just "so so."
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And the city's water is known for its oily taste.
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The branding threw them off, but the taste was great.
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The resulting "plums" are earthy and nutty, and taste ... vintage.
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Cook Eat Taste included it among their top five picks.
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In short: It makes your juice taste and last better.
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Strong language and naughty behavior, but all in good taste.
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The glaze, the taste, everything about it is just delicious.
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Our taste buds and our sense of smell are different.
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Season to taste with salt and pepper and lemon juice.
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Another volunteer student, Wang Pan, was surprised by the taste.
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Seems like everyone wants a taste of the star couple.
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That Brooklyn taste test I mentioned earlier cost me $10.
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It's so embarrassing and they would never taste mom's meatloaf.
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Here's a taste of the G7 family's various photo modes.
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This reporter wanted to know what the gummies taste like.
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This cuts the raw chicken taste before you season it.
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Thus, F.D.C. Willard got his first taste of scientific fame.
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Season inside the squash with salt and pepper, to taste.
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Mine are so fresh that they taste like an apple.
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Eschewing taste, they are neither good nor bad, as art.
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He became a fan and has good taste, I guess.
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You can likely expect those turnovers to taste extra salty.
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Stir in the poached chicken and fish sauce to taste.
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Nor does it, for that matter, taste much like Oreos.
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Our sense of taste, by comparison, is significantly less complex.
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No, now people can judge you based on your taste.
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Lunchtimes would certainly taste a whole lot better for it.
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It only serves to make the dram taste even sweeter.
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But we'll be damned if we sacrifice taste for aesthetic.
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"It's like in bad taste, just like… guache," she explains.
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Spoiler alert: These fries taste exactly like a Big Mac.
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Because Super Hans' taste in Peep Show is pretty odd.
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You taste those minerals in the tingling of the wines.
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"You can taste the earth in our cannabis," Calvino said.
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Enjoyed rare, "You can taste what they're eating," said Bradford.
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But we mean "expensive taste" in the most literal sense.
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Sprinkle fresh thyme, chili flakes, salt and pepper to taste.
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On DC4 Meek expands his Swiss taste to Patek Philippe.
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Others have been a little "too safe" for my taste.
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Their taste is more for emotional destruction or financial destruction.
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"You can taste the grape," our tour guide, Henry, said.
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I can't really say that taste is a constant thing.
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After all, things just don't taste like they used to.
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"Obamacare left such a sour taste in our mouth," Sen.
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I remember that first taste of rain: exotic, addictive. Dangerous.
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Things are moving a bit too quickly for Williams' taste.
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Season to taste with salt and pepper and toss again.
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If the Coachella brand stands for anything, it's bad taste.
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It was his first uninterrupted taste of a new culture.
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There is no greater influence on my taste than Lemmy.
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Hear a new taste of the album, "New Abuse," below.
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Flakey, buttery Christmas cookies would taste as appetizing as sawdust.
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Make it, taste one bite, and you'll never forget it.
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I think that little taste of home spurred him on.
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The taste of the owner of these hands is suspect.
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Erin Holden's son developed an early taste for basil leaves.
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Jordan's luxurious taste even shows itself in details like doorways.
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What that sausage will taste like, though, is another matter.
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Well, I did get a taste of work from vacay.
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The tea was very fragrant but didn't exactly taste fresh.
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Many of the militants have a taste for the dramatic.
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Unfortunately, I didn't think that translated to a better taste.
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Winston, the filter blend that makes the big taste difference.
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"Tonight left a bad taste in everybody's mouth," Rose said.
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Delamain's master blender, Dominique Touteau, cautioned me against a taste.
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Here's what else is happening: Taste the air this morning.
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The pickles and tomatoes didn't contribute much to the taste.
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For the Chief Factor, they are a taste of England.
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Taste, an upscale restaurant and wine bar in Plymouth, Calif.
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Santa's Village was a bit too touristy for my taste.
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Closing eyes to taste better the char of ordinary sweetness.
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Add the green chili pepper, cilantro and salt to taste.
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Until she lost her sense of taste and smell completely.
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At Sen Sakana, you can have more than a taste.
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Food doesn't taste good nor smell as it once did.
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About the "real" taste of a place, of "original" recipes.
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Ducks, in other words, are perfectly engineered to taste delicious.
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It would really depend on a person's taste in production.
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We kind of have that sour taste in our mouth.
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He'll send the wine back if it doesn't taste right.
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Season the sauce to taste with salt and pepper. 5.
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Season to taste with salt and pour over the blackberries.
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They were not camp, they were just in bad taste.
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It gave me a good idea of their taste level.
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I will probably never taste it for a few reasons.
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These are not merely cosmetic flaws, or matters of taste.
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Of note, however: Japan's taste for whale meat is shrinking.
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She also noted the poor taste of the tweet's timing.
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The slightly nostalgic cereal milk taste doesn't work for everyone.
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"It's a very familiar taste, which I like," Cai says.
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For me, it's more important to find a universal taste.
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That poignant familial gathering left a sour taste for me.
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The straight noodles are unpleasantly slippery, and taste of flour.
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Beyond density and taste, different ice shapes have alleged advantages.
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"I'm not sure you'll even taste it," Cho said, accurately.
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It was so delicious that I can still taste it.
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Demands and taste buds do change and will continue to.
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She's broken no rules except the rules of good taste.
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When I did finally taste it, the wine was sublime.
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The apartments were modest, but they were built to taste.
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You've got to give them back the taste for work.
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As you can see, he has good taste in comics.
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Not everyone realizes this, but vegetables actually do taste good.
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Not for me, personally, but that's just my personal taste.
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Fat White Family has a knowing disregard for good taste.
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Stir or shake to combine, and taste for seasoning. 2.
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He preferred the gritty reality of a little bad taste.
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So what if his taste sometime seems out of step?
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Dear Heloise: There is a relationship between temperature and taste.
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"I always design homes for my own taste," he said.
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"Everybody has a different taste," Melania Trump said this week.
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Just one problem: He has the worst taste in decorating!
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Fry up a tablespoon of the mixture, and taste thoughtfully.
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But we're there to find a winner, not personal taste.
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It's like trying out wine; you have to taste it.
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What was the taste of this "Real Ting" Remix then?
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So what did the synth at the beginning taste like?
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According to my notes, these still didn't taste like alcohol.
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The list is curated to individual members and their taste.
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Blend six eggs with salt and garlic powder to taste.
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" Here's a taste of her last one, "Breaking the Waves.
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It's enough to get a taste of what's to come.
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His first was a Thursday with a decidedly chemical taste.
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Fallon took the taste test, as did my Texan friend.
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This taste for liberty and prosperity helped engender greater expectations.
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Burgers taste good because they contain fat — among other things.
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Our taste for the uncertain must have its limits, then.
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Believe me, they won't taste that different; cows don't change.
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People in America like a sweeter taste than in Asia.
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Not a lot of chile, but a lot of taste.
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Surely it's in bad taste to take evil so lightly.
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I'm a simple gal with skin that has expensive taste.
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Get a real taste of Oakland, where everyone's mixed together.
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Mr. Chu has had a firsthand taste of that militancy.
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I anticipated the thicker sauces to have the strongest taste.
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Add freshly cracked black pepper and garlic powder to taste.
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His taste for new work was born partly of necessity.
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I could taste my tongue in my mouth shriveling up.
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What's important is the result, the taste of the borscht.
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And boffins are constantly improving what bogus burgers taste like.
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It was wildly popular because it made everything taste umami.
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That's really my bubble, if anything is: a taste bubble.
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He has also denied having an eccentric taste in clothing.
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After a month without drinking, a beer would taste good.
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Soon, the water started to look, smell and taste odd.
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They're meant to taste awful, and sheep usually avoid them.
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Over the decades, taste has drained out of supermarket tomatoes.
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That taste for excess, however, comes with a dark side.
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He was, I came to realize, trying to cultivate taste.
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It would be hard, though, to make them taste better.
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Here's a taste of the intergalactic deals you can score.
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Where are people whose clarion ethics so shape their taste?
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The flavorings in gummy candy can also hide the taste.
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But I think that would be in poor taste. You?
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But that's just snobbishness, nothing to do with good taste.
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The podcast, admittedly an acquired taste, becomes a web series.
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His taste for adventure occasionally led him down dangerous roads.
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The taste of my special Frappuccino perplexed me even more.
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"It doesn't necessarily taste 'good,' it tastes 'interesting,'" he said.
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Or is it in jest, albeit in very poor taste?
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It is not inaccurate to call Costa an acquired taste.
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The good shit is still gonna reach my taste buds.
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The plastic spoke of modest means, the bows of taste.
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It's a taste of springtime in the depths of winter.
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"That's how you make ordinary vegetables taste extraordinary," he said.
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That's just a taste of what's new in macOS Catalina.
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This dog has taste all around – a truly cultured canine.
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On the other hand, every apology should taste so good.
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In the same period, he acquired a taste for provocation.
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We were hungry for a taste of the old chaos.
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We were hungry for a taste of the old chaos.
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But many modern craft beers emphasize pungent scents and taste.
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The G.M. strikers could taste labor's newfound successes and momentum.
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"That was my first little taste of fame," he said.
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As a matter of taste, it just wasn't for everyone.
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The taste, Etta told me, felt like sucking on metal.
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Season to taste with salt, pepper, and freshly grated nutmeg.
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Mr. O'Brien never lost his taste for the small screen.
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The Trader Joe's frank suffered from a rubbery, unfamiliar taste.
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But some others thought the project was in poor taste.
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If you're lucky, maybe they'll let you get a taste.
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Maybe it's the placebo effect, but they do taste better!
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Learn to use it well, and food will taste good.
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But a taste proved this to be all false promises.
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That's a different type of taste you want to have.
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Too much salt and you can't taste the food itself.
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Do the two of you have similar taste as readers?
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Hotels and organizers bring in a taste of local fare.
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Canadian power trio Rush got a taste of Rand's philosophy.
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Go with the Nissan Maxima for a taste of that.
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Now Burger King's ranch is what ranch should taste like.
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It rarely affects the taste, smell or appearance of food.
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Soon — sooner than you think — it will taste like steak.
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The only sense I can't have for it is taste.
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She's a decorator and I trust her opinion and taste.
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This is an ancient technique that produces a better taste.
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"It leaves a bitter taste," Wisconsin senior Sydney McKibbon said.
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But musical taste aside, I'll still take dogs over politicians.
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All it does is make oxycodone taste like cat litter.
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This is even more of a taste of the future.
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Like all the products here, it'll make things taste better!
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This year, September's varied offerings have something for every taste.
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Do farm and wild caviar taste different from one another?
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It's just giving them a taste of their own medicine!
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Neither did Rahab get to taste her sister's yakuwa soup.
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Hollis Johnson said the sandwich "lacks any taste or joy."
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"Our taste buds turn over every two weeks," she said.
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Many are now indistinguishable in taste from the real thing.
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But these were better: crispier and no strange metallic taste.
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To get a taste, all you need is a reservation.
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Season to taste and drizzle over the eggplant purée. 3.
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According to reports, the game cartridges themselves taste goddamn awful.
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But that hasn't stopped reporters from having a little taste.
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It takes a certain acquired taste to work with me.
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Touch and taste are the most difficult senses to engage.
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Vanderbilt is distressed that taste proves to be so fickle.
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I put them to the taste test this morning. pic.twitter.
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In return, Don refines Tony's taste and dissolves his prejudices.
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And wasn't his taste for pat symbolism a bit gauche?
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And wasn't his taste for pat symbolism a bit gauche?
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And I thought I had fairly good taste in music.
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Whisk well, and then taste and adjust final seasoning. 4.
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But for now, there is a candidate for every taste.
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Does this president have great taste in lawyers or what?
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Start your visit with a literal taste of the city.
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I'm often asked about the taste of a patient's vagina.
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It keeps them hidden and it has a bitter taste.
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Taste your cayenne before you commit it to the dough.
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Taste a bit before you add it to the pan.
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"He essentially could be sanctioned for bad taste," Culverhouse said.
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That's a taste of America right there, and pretty fantastic.
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We had the chance to taste some Wegmans-brand Kombucha ...
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Things should taste the same, cost about the same (expensive).
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Check for taste and add more spice as required. 6.
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But make our fried rice, and you'll taste the difference.
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I need a little taste before I get into it.
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How would you compare the taste to a beef burger?
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Little did they know, the sea would taste them back.
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Taste for salt and pepper and adjust as necessary. 5.
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Even if I don't have any, this will taste good.
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I notice I've had a change in my taste buds.
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If you separate the meat, it doesn't taste like much.
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Just for kicks ... here's a taste of Sacha in action.
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Source: Dictators' Dinners: A Bad Taste Guide to Entertaining Tyrants
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Or perhaps things are becoming too cozy for your taste.
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This included abstract elements: mannerisms, graphology, speech patterns, taste, etc.
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It's tooth-achingly sweet — and the dehydrated blueberries taste fake.
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I gave Ruchira, our intern, a taste and she jumped.
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"Did you like his taste better than mine?" he asked.
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Brian liked lobster, so I developed a taste for crab.
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But there's still too much duplicate software for my taste.
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"Sometimes things taste better when shared with friends," she adds.
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A delicious fruit that would taste good in a pie.
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I make all my traders taste all of the brands.
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Bitter receptors — the molecular mechanism for bitter taste — was discovered.
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I think umami is kind of a fifth basic taste.
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Oh, the guy who did it had no taste. Yeah.
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How do you show this rich kid with embarrassing taste?
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CN: I find that it's too precious for my taste.
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"I shouldn&apost be the arbiter, as a politician, of what&aposs in good taste or bad taste, what&aposs important is it to be peaceful, and for it to be safe," he said.
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It's the taste of long summers by the beach; the taste of a sneaky after school snack; a reminder of whenever your parents couldn't be bothered cooking and got you fish and chips instead.
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And rather than the big hops of an IPA or chocolate/coffee/malty taste of a stout or porter, the taste is closer to a cognac, with notes of butterscotch, maple syrup and plums.
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To be a professional means to have a steady taste in your food, but because of the menstrual cycle women have an imbalance in their taste, and that's why women can't be sushi chefs.
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I don't gravitate to the taste of tonic so I always go heavier on the soda, but feel free to reverse the measurements of these two, or play around with it to taste. 1.
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As I grew older, I had to live in harsh, cold foreign lands, where the taste of pita and other packaged breads bought from Asian shops left the taste of homesickness in my mouth.
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"Sanditon," however, falls squarely into the "Masterpiece" wheelhouse, and once people with a taste for such fare get a taste of its sumptuous amenities, one suspects they'll be in no hurry to check out.
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Sendok Garpu offers a wonderful taste of what is possible when that exchange goes the other way, when an expat community's yearning for a taste of home makes all of our lives more delicious.
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The Spanish royal taste for nudes can hardly be separated from the Spanish royal taste for Titian, the Venetian painter who innovated the influential, seductive nude Venus-type that the two Philips avidly acquired.
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This approach has led to the revelations that smell receptors are alive and well in the kidneys, bitter taste receptors dot the sinuses and testes, and sweet taste receptors are found in the bladder.
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If, one day, you have an opportunity to taste this dessert, opt for the Kazandibi version, which has a caramel flavor that lends a more refined taste to the dish and makes it less heavy.
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Nestlé isn't alone in its molecular hacking of taste: Pepsi introduced a proprietary salt molecule in 2010 that similarly promised to reduce the amount of sodium in its snacks (like Cheetos) without affecting the taste.
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"Coca-Cola Zero is already a great tasting drink, but we think with this new recipe," the release says, "we've been able to get even closer to the taste of Coca-Cola Classic/Original Taste."
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"Keeping in mind that many people will prefer what they are accustomed to, blind tasting panels often prefer the taste of heritage turkeys and describe them as having a richer, almost gamey taste," he said.
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You taste, you adjust, until it's exactly the way it should taste because there is no way that you can have the same chicken with the exact same amount of fat as last night's service.
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While I thought it was pretty good, despite not being a huge fan of mango-flavored things generally, others noted that it had a "fermented" taste that was oddly close to the taste of beer.
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Finally tilt back the head and take the opportunity to taste the rain, combining all the five traditionally recognized senses — sight, sound, touch, smell and taste — and just be in the moment for a while.
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For all Porter's aristocratic mien, his tastes were rather plain, as those of the American upper classes usually are—high taste is typically simple taste, as anyone who has eaten at a Wasp club knows.
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"If people taste foods after having a good first impression, and find they are delicious, that's everything, because taste speaks for itself," he said this week at a tasting event staged by the Agriculture Ministry.
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Dunkin', you can change your name, you can expand your menu, but to me you will always taste like Marlboro Mediums, high school parking lots, and shorts in winter – the taste of being wicked awesome.
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In the end, our team of taste-testers agreed that the Beyond Meat hot Italian sausage and brat sausage both perfectly matched the snap, sizzle, and taste of real pork sausages straight off the grill.
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Until the memory of our pain has turned to vapor and we have forgotten everything but the satisfaction of what we have done, and its taste, which will be the taste of prune de Cythère .
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After significant backlash, Davidson apologized for a joke in poor taste.
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If there's one thing Niall has, it's excellent taste in music.
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Alexanya's only other tic is her bizarre taste in unwearable clothes.
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He complained of a foul taste, fainted and died moments later.
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That's what I like to do: challenge the perception of taste.
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Moreover, the lagers online raters like most don't taste like lager.
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Overalls are a sign of honor, talent, trustworthiness, and good taste.
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Very easy to use and clean and definitely love the taste.
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It is true that broken Kisses taste much like perfect Kisses.
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Never let it be said WIRED readers don't have eclectic taste.
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