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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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fainter in taste

I wold like to put this in a recipe. How would you word it?

You can substitute plain yoghurt for sour cream. It's as good but fainter in taste, not as strong in taste.

Thank you
  

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Anonymous It's as good but fainter in taste, not as strong in taste. Chang to: It's just as good but with a lighter taste.

— Philip

  • Anonymous It's as good but fainter in taste, not as strong in taste.
  • Chang to: It's just as good but with a lighter taste.
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AnonymousIt's as good but fainter in taste, not as strong in taste.
Chang to: It's just as good but with a lighter taste.
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