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Mouthfeel refers to the
physical sensations in the
mouth caused by food or drink,
making it
distinct from taste. It is a
fundamental sensory attribute...
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Mouthfeel is the
fourth studio album by the pop band Magnapop. It was
released in 2005
through Daemon Records, with
European distribution through DevilDuck...
- of
several hundred chemical compounds that
affect the taste,
color and
mouthfeel of wine.
These compounds include phenolic acids, stilbenoids, flavonols...
- "light" that
contain artificial sweeteners and
often have
notably different mouthfeel, or in
table sugar replacements that mix
maltodextrins with an intense...
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possibly with
hints of alcohol, but no
detectable hops or fruitiness. The
mouthfeel is smooth, with low to
moderate carbonation and no astringency. The taste...
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aspects of the coffee's taste,
specifically the body (the
texture or
mouthfeel, such as oiliness), sweetness,
acidity (a
sharp and
tangy feeling, like...
- (either
dairy or plant-based). It is a food
pairing in
which the milk's
mouthfeel masks the
dietary fibres of the
cocoa solids. The
liquid carbohydrates...
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beverages are
often slightly sweet and
bitter and
typically impart a
burning mouthfeel with an odor
derived from the
alcohol and the
production and
aging processes;...
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Amber Aroma:
Granny Smith Apples. Taste: Very Sweet, But Not Candied.
Mouthfeel:
Slightly Bubbly.
Alcohol content: 4.5% Ingredients: Water, fermented...
- Thus
after MLF, wine has a
higher pH (less acidic), and a
different mouthfeel. The
bacteria behind this
process can be
found naturally in the winery...
