Words describe Tastes

 

1. Savory: Having a pleasant, salty, or spicy taste, often associated with umami flavors.
   Example: The freshly baked pizza had a savory aroma that made everyone's mouth water.

2. Sweet: Tasting pleasant and sugary.
   Example: The dessert was a delightful mix of sweet mangoes and creamy custard.

3. Bitter: Having a sharp, pungent taste, often associated with certain greens or coffee.
   Example: The black coffee was too bitter for her, so she added a spoonful of sugar.

4. Sour: Having an acidic, tangy taste.
   Example: The lemon juice added a refreshing sour note to the drink.

5. Salty: Tasting of or containing salt.
   Example: The chips were overly salty, leaving her thirsty afterward.

6. Spicy: Having a strong, piquant flavor from spices or chili.
   Example: The spicy curry left a pleasant warmth lingering on his palate.

7. Tangy: Having a sharp, zesty flavor, often described as a mix of sour and sweet.
   Example: The tangy barbecue sauce complemented the grilled chicken perfectly.

8. Bland: Lacking strong flavors or tasting mild.
   Example: The soup tasted bland until a pinch of salt and pepper was added.

9. Rich: Having a strong, full flavor, often due to fats or oils.
   Example: The chocolate cake was so rich that a small slice was enough to satisfy.

10. Zesty: Having a lively or piquant flavor, often from citrus.
    Example: The zesty orange dressing brought the salad to life.