Sentences with phrase «licorice taste»
The phrase "licorice taste" refers to the specific flavor of licorice candy. It's a distinct and slightly sweet taste that is often compared to anise or fennel. Full definition
It has a bit of a black licorice taste to it, but don't let that scare you away!
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Although it states it has a sweet apple - like flavor, most moms report a fennel or mild licorice taste.
It has a strong licorice taste so I watered it down a lot for sipping.
** Thai basil is similar to sweet basil, but has a very distinctive licorice taste.
The fennel tends to give the tea a black licorice taste.
Caramelized, roasted fennel provides a mild licorice taste that pairs nicely in this salad with salty feta, fresh cherry tomatoes, and plenty of herbs
They even have a licorice taste!
The licorice taste is a great pairing with the sweetness of the oranges and the tangy sourness of zereshk (barberry).
Then, there are the rebaudioside compounds which are isolated in highly refined commercial stevia products because they provide a sweet flavor with no licorice taste.
In this salad the tangy tartness from the green apple and the licorice taste from the fennel gets perfectly balanced out with this delicious sweet mustard dressing, the fresh, juicy and ripe cherries, and the crunch and texture of the zucchini and the lentils.
If you want to avoid the licorice tasting tea, then this is the one to buy.
Hi Jerry, Yes, anise does have a bit of a licorice taste.