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 gharbi2009
 
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							| how to describe the taste of onion? 
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							| Dear colleagues,   which adjectives are used to describe the taste of onion? Onion tastes__________ |  2 Mar 2016      
					
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 alien boy
 
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							| sharp, pungent (more often used for smell than taste), sweet, sweet, astringent, strong, mild |  2 Mar 2016     
					
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 psantana
 
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							| Maybe you could also say they �re spicy. |  2 Mar 2016     
					
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 Matthew@ELSP
 
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							|  That is a great question. You made me think for a while with that.
 I would also say what Alien Boy said. I would not say bitter, sour or spicy, though. |  2 Mar 2016     
					
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 alien boy
 
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							|  Here are some useful and interesting words to describe flavours:     Cheers, AB      |  2 Mar 2016     
					
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 Apodo
 
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							| Onion has a strong taste.  There was so much onion in that stew the flavour was overpowering. Onions which are fried or roasted have a much sweeter taste as they are caremelised.  Onion has a savoury taste.  |  2 Mar 2016     
					
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 david.alikaee
 
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							| These alliums—members of a family that also includes garlic and chives—are indispensable, adding a baseline of sweet and earthy flavor to many cooked dishes and contributing a spicy accent when served raw. But even if you use them almost every time you cook, onions can still be pretty bewildering. |  3 Mar 2016     
					
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 yanogator
 
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							| Douglas, your answer reminds me of a joke I once heard:   What is brown and sticky?  |  3 Mar 2016     
					
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