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Somethingsimple Posted 19 years ago
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Tannic taste
Just was wondering, in informal spoken English, suppose you are eating out with friends and your food tastes unpleasantly tannic, what would be a correct way to announce it to everyone?
What would be a correct say to note it in a rather formal spoken situation?
Cheers
Al
What would be a correct say to note it in a rather formal spoken situation?
Cheers
Al
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thanks, but i was after something specific identifying the exact taste of it, i.e. it being tannic.
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Most people would not know what something "tannic" tasted like.
It would certainly be a coincidence if you food tasted wrong with one random flavor and mine tasted wrong with something completely different flavor. Simply saying that you notice an odd taste would be enough.
It would certainly be a coincidence if you food tasted wrong with one random flavor and mine tasted wrong with something completely different flavor. Simply saying that you notice an odd taste would be enough.
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