But it's the simple, small taste sensations that tease the taste buds before the Christmas buffet or team with cocktails for a winning New Year's Eve celebration.
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But the bittersweet chocolate ganache tartlet ( $ 5 ) is a taste sensation like none other, a crisp pastry shell cradling an intense, silken chocolate filling.
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Two years ago, Gary Dake and Jim Derway, the flavor gurus behind Stewart's Ice Cream, thought they had devised a killer combination for a new taste sensation.
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All of this has an importance beyond the taste sensations of consumers, the profit-loss statements of growers, or even the beauty of a flowering orchard in spring.
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Given his infamous and peculiar appetite, it is a little surprising that Mike Tyson hasn't visited Silky O'Sullivans on honky-tonkin'Beale Street this week for the new taste sensation.
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Lead poisoning from the lead pipes and the presence of lead in utensils and dishware caused a deadening of the taste sensation among the ancient Romans, scientists conclude.
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For example, if Shereshevsky heard a musical tone played he would immediately see a colour, touch would trigger a taste sensation, and so on for each of the senses.
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Third, experts will swallow ( or, more often, spit ) and examine the taste sensations for a " second life " or aftertaste, again searching for more flavor notes.
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This nerve is most likely to be damaged during a tonsillectomy, which leads to reduced or lost general sensation and taste sensation to the posterior third of the tongue.
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The people who have sat down to the dinners _ multicourse affairs with several wines _ have ranged from local Sybarites looking for new taste sensations to duty-bound food professionals.
