Sentences with phrase «metallic aftertaste»
The phrase "metallic aftertaste" means that a taste in your mouth resembles the taste of metal, like when you touch something made of metal and then lick your fingers. Full definition
The resulting extract is then prepared with a vegetarian - source enzyme (glucosyl transferase) to reduce the licorice - like and metallic aftertaste common in regular stevia extracts.
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Recently, MycoTechnology, Inc. announced a new all - natural process it has developed to remove the lingering bitter metallic aftertaste from the plant - based sweetener stevia.
It seems like a lot, and the last batch had a faintly metallic aftertaste.
Saccharin has a disconcertingly metallic aftertaste — not, thankfully, because it leaches aluminum from cans but because it also triggers bitter and sour receptors.
The resulting extract is then prepared with a vegetarian - source enzyme (glucosyl transferase) to reduce the licorice - like and metallic aftertaste common in regular stevia extracts.
According to MycoTechnology, this sweetener differs from other products because it has 250 to 300 times the sweetness of sugar with no metallic aftertaste.
Neither my husband nor I like the metallic aftertaste of any of the liquids or powders we've tried.
You should taste a fresh olive taste, with no metallic aftertaste which could indicate your oil is rancid.
MycoTechnology's biggest claim is its ability to produce a version of stevia without the bitter and metallic aftertaste, which is something beverage makers, and stevia makers, have been struggling with since the FDA approved it as a food additive in 2008.
The new process, MycoZyme, uses a mushroom - based enzymatic method to yield a pleasant - tasting, zero calorie sweetener, reported MycoZyme, noting unlike past stevia - based products, this sweetener has 250 to 300 times the sweetness of sugar with no metallic aftertaste.
The almond milk made with filtered water was a little sweeter and acidic in taste while the tap water produced almond milk slightly more basic with a metallic aftertaste.
It also measures 1 - for - 1 with sugar, unlike stevia which is far more concentrated and, depending on the brand, can have a metallic aftertaste.
At a young age, I refused to drink «store - bought milk,» and still find organic milk to taste richer and creamier, without the metallic aftertaste that seems to linger in some grocery store brands.
For some people, it gives a metallic aftertaste, but that can be avoided by mixing with another sweetener.