taste nice

Uncle what is that she said it does taste nice.

But, actually, I'd have happily settled for it tasting nice.

It has to be tall to really taste nice.

It was a good drink, a bit strong but it tasted nice.

"They always taste nicer here than they do anywhere else."

If you want to make food taste nice and reduce salt, use decent ingredients - every good cook knows that.

Her skin was soft and warm under my lips, and she tasted nice.

It was grey and looked like a rolled-up sponge but tasted nice.

He wouldn't taste nice if you did eat him!"

Trolls let them off because they tasted nice.

I left them on the windowsill for two days and they got hard like the real ones but they didn't taste nice any more.

My hosts tasted nicer than the real ones.

It was all slippery and thick, but clear, and it did taste nice.

"If it tastes nice to him and he likes it, then where's the harm?

It's not maybe as rare as you ought to have it but it really tastes nice.

The stuff we give you now doesn't taste nice, but it is specially prepared so as not to make you sick.

She tasted nice, a mild and spicy flavor.

If a nice, craft beer that actually tastes nice was alcohol free then I'd be willing to at least give it a go.

You want that boiled fruit tastes nice.

Ah man, though, it did taste nice.

I know, but it's, mm, it doesn't taste nice, does it?

When the candy was gone you could always chew on the green waxed paper wrapper, which tasted nice and felt interesting between the teeth.

It makes my bread and jam taste nicer!"

It tasted nice but I felt really strange, so I decided to go on a boat ride to get some fresh air.