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mild taste
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Not commonly preferred, often associated with blandness or lack of flavor
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sweetness
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Sweetness is often used in moderation and is not the dominant flavor in most dishes, which are typically more savory or tangy.
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3
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taste
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Taste can be influenced by the balance of flavors such as sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and umami, and is often important in traditional cuisine.
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4
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taste sweet
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May be present in savory dishes, such as sweet and sour pork, as a balanced flavor alongside sour, salty, and bitter tastes.
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5
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taste sweet
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In some traditional dishes, incorporating sweet flavors is less common, with savory and umami flavors being more prominent.
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6
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tasting sweet
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Using sweetness to balance flavors in savory dishes is a common culinary practice
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7
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tasting sweet
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Sweet flavors are often incorporated into savory dishes, creating a balanced taste profile.
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8
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tasting sweet
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Tasting sweet is often incorporated into savory dishes, balancing flavors such as in teriyaki or hoisin sauce.
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