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Taste Sensations

The dataset contains information about various taste sensations, their descriptions, common foods that exemplify each taste, and their intensity levels. Each row represents a unique taste and provides insights into the characteristics associated with that taste, making it useful for culinary purposes, sensory analysis, or food education.

  1. ID: A unique identifier for each taste sensation in the dataset.
  2. Taste Sensation: The name of the taste being described, such as Sweet or Sour.
  3. Description: A brief explanation of the taste's characteristics and general perception.
  4. Common Foods: Examples of foods that typically exhibit the taste sensation listed.
  5. Intensity Level: A classification indicating the strength of the taste, such as High, Medium, or Low.

Sample Data

ID Taste Sensation Description Common Foods Intensity Level
1 Sweet A taste that is sugary and pleasant. Chocolate, Sugar, Honey High
2 Sour A sharp taste that is often found in citrus fruits. Lemons, Vinegar, Yogurt Medium
3 Salty A taste that is often associated with sodium chloride. Salted Nuts, Cheese, Soy Sauce High
4 Bitter A sharp, pungent taste often considered unpleasant. Coffee, Dark Chocolate, Kale High
5 Umami A savory taste often described as meaty or broth-like. Soy Sauce, Mushrooms, Aged Cheese High
6 Spicy A heat sensation that can produce a burning feeling. Chili Peppers, Hot Sauce, Wasabi Medium
7 Savory A rich flavor characteristic of meats and broths. Meat, Stock, Gravy High
8 Fatty A rich taste associated with high-fat content. Butter, Cheese, Avocados Medium
9 Earthy A taste reminiscent of soil or natural elements. Beets, Mushrooms, Potatoes Low
10 Fruity A sweet or tart taste reminiscent of fruits. Apples, Berries, Bananas Medium
11 Nutty A taste that resembles nuts or seeds. Peanut Butter, Almonds, Hazelnuts Medium
12 Tangy A sharp taste similar to sour but often more complex. Pickles, BBQ Sauce, Citrus Dressings Medium
13 Zesty A fresh and invigorating flavor, often citrusy. Lime, Lemon Zest, Orange Juice Medium
14 Herbaceous A flavor derived from herbs, often fresh and aromatic. Basil, Thyme, Cilantro Medium
15 Smoky A taste that mimics the flavor of smoke. Smoked Salmon, Bacon, Liquid Smoke Medium
16 Creamy A rich, smooth taste often associated with dairy. Ice Cream, Cream Cheese, Alfredo Sauce High
17 Floral A sweet and aromatic taste resembling flowers. Elderflower Syrup, Lavender Cookies, Rose Water Medium
18 Savory-sweet A complex taste that combines both savory and sweet. BBQ Chicken, Sweet and Sour Sauce, Teriyaki Medium
19 Refreshing A cool and crisp taste often associated with freshness. Mint, Cucumber, Green Apples Medium
20 Pungent A strong and overpowering taste, often acrid. Strong Cheeses, Durian, Garlic High
21 Mellow A soft, gentle taste experience, often lacking intensity. Oatmeal, Custard, Soft Cheeses Low
22 Sharp A taste that is very clear and intense, often acidic. Cheddar Cheese, Pickles, Citrus Fruits High
23 Bland A mild flavor that lacks strong taste characteristics. Rice, Plain Bread, Plain Pasta Low
24 Rich A deep and full flavor experience, often associated with fats. Duck, Lobster, Chocolate Cake High
25 Complex A multifaceted flavor experience that evolves in the mouth. Chardonnay Wine, Curry Dishes, Artisan Cheeses High
26 Caramelized A sweet and rich flavor resulting from cooking sugar. Caramel, Roasted Vegetables, BBQ Ribs High
27 Warm A soothing taste experience often related to spices. Chai Tea, Curry, Mulled Wine Medium
28 Crunchy A textural dimension to taste characterized by a hard bite. Granola, Chips, Nuts Medium
29 Zingy A lively and spirited taste, often tart or spicy. Salsa, Lime Tarts, Horseradish Medium
30 Silky A smooth and luxurious texture that enhances flavor. Panna Cotta, Foie Gras, Silken Tofu High
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1000 Wholesome A nurturing taste that offers comfort and satisfaction. Whole Grain Bread, Homemade Soup, Fresh Salad Medium