Taste

Question 1

Taste

Answer 1

A food tastes good or tastes bad.

If you wanna to be a little more extreme in your description, you can say that a food tastes divine/heavenly (for an extremely good taste) or tastes gross/disgusting (for an extremely bad taste).

Question 2

Taste gross/disgusting

Taste divine/heavenly

Answer 2

For an extremely bad taste

For an extremely good taste

Question 3

It tastes funny

Answer 3

That means it taste unusual, with a negative connotation.

This milk taste funny - it might be past its expiration date.

Question 4

Something tastes like something else

Answer 4

I had frog’s leges once - they tasted like chicken.

Question 5

Flavor

Answer 5

Has a nutty, fruity, cheesy, minty, or salty flavor

This wine has a fruity taste / fruity flavor.

Question 6

Describing foods by the sensation they cause in your mouth

Answer 6

Bitter flavor
Sour taste
Sweet taste

Question 7

Savor the taste

Answer 7

When you enjoy the taste of something, and want to keep it in your mouth for a long time, we say you savor the taste.

Question 8

Strong flavor

Rich flavor

Answer 8

The strong flavor of garlic

The rich flavor of chocolate

Question 9

Mild flavor

Subtle flavor

Answer 9

Low level of flavor - positive connotation

This cheese has a nice, mild flavor.
The subtle flavor of ginger adds a nice touch to this marinade.

Question 10

Bland taste

Bland flavor

Answer 10

A way to describe food with little flavor, with a negative connotation.

These crackers have such a bland flavor that it feel like I’m snacking on cardboard.

Question 11

An acquired taste

Answer 11

There are some foods that people usually don’t enjoy the first time they try them but with time, people learn to like the flavor. A food like this can be described as an acquired taste.