VOCABULARY OF WORD TASTE

Zesty – having a strong and somewhat spicy flavour.

Sentence – Chinese Cheetos taste like “Zesty Japanese Steak .”

Zesty – having a strong and somewhat spicy flavour.

Sentence – Chinese Cheetos taste like “Zesty Japanese Steak .”

Tender – soft and easy to cut or bite

Sentence – The meat was tender and juicy.

Tangy – distinctively sharp taste, flavour.

Sentence – The meat was still firm and the flavor fresh and tangy

Sugary – very sweet

. Sentence – Sugary canned drinks rot your teeth

Stale – old and not fresh any more.

Sentence – This bread is going stale.

Spicy – containing strong flavours from spices.

Sentence – Thai food is hot and spicy.

Sour – having a sharp taste like that of a lemon.

Sentence – I think it’s just sour grapes.

Smokey – with the smell, taste or appearance of smoke.

Sentence – This wine has a slightly smoky flavour.

Rotten – old and not fresh enough.

Sentence – The fish is rotten; you must not eat it.

Ripe – ready to be picked and eaten

Sentence – Those bananas aren’t ripe yet – they’re still green.

Rancid – tasting or smelling unpleasant because of not being fresh

Sentence – The butter has turned rancid.

Pickled – kept in vinegar

Sentence – The onions had been pickled in brine.

Peppery – strongly flavoured with pepper or other hot spices.

Sentence – This soup is too peppery for my taste.

Minty – having the smell or taste of mint.

Sentence – Very minty aroma, with a smooth, light apple flavor.

Lemony – tasting or smelling like lemon

Sentence – The salad dressing was too lemony.

Juicy – Full of juice; succulent.

Sentence – The pineapple was sweet and juicy.

Icy – very cold.

Sentence – The water was icy cold.

Creamy – thick and smooth like cream

Sentence – This yoghurt has a deliciously creamy flavour