1. Wow, what a taste sensation.

2. Describes taste sensation found in better white wines, particularly Chardonnay.

3. Be prepared for a taste sensation in this showcase of modern Thai cuisine.

4. His taste sensation may be diminished on the front half of the tongue.

5. Butterflies taste with their hind feet,[/taste sensation.html] and their taste sensation works on touch – this allows them to determine whether a leaf is edible.

6. Similarly, something like fufu might be the next taste sensation to sweep, say, the Netherlands, but it would have to be readily available there first.

7. Another taste sensation featuring tastings of strawberry, ferrrao, hazelnut and nougat.

8. But for the curious wine enthusiast, Madeira offers a unique taste sensation.

9. The berries are dried and exported, and the party guests each have one and then taste all kinds of common foods to experience a new taste sensation with every bite.

10. Cross cultural studies show that meals are designed to follow strict progression of cues based on shape, colour, temperature, odour, or specific taste sensation.

11. The cuisine is exotic with flavors that blend on the tongue to create a taste sensation.

12. Our findings show that 10ml is the preferred amount of milk for our cuppas, due to its ability to balance natural bitterness and allow a smoother taste sensation.

13. Unlike those sugary and calorie-heavy sports drinks, this super-concentrated drink mix helps you turn at least 16 fl . oz. of boring, bland water into a raspberry taste sensation.

14. But see how much more dangerous is the simple craving for a sweet flavour, or any other taste sensation.

15. Slightly more obscure, the firm has come up with "a very special taste sensation", a the filling that is a blend of fresh creamed asparagus soup enriched with nougat, marzipan and chocolate.