"Tart" Example Sentences
1. The tart lemon flavor burst in my mouth.
2. She made delicious blueberry tarts for dessert.
3. The tart Granny Smith apples are perfect for baking.
4. I enjoy a good rhubarb tart in the springtime.
5. The key lime tart was topped with toasted coconut.
6. Make sure to taste the filling before adding too much sugar to the tart recipe.
7. We sampled various tarts at the French patisserie.
8. The pastry chef creates beautiful tarts with seasonal fruit fillings.
9. I grabbed an apple tart from the bakery display case.
10. The slice of chocolate tart was rich and decadent.
11. My grandmother's recipe for raspberry tarts is a family favorite.
12. The tart pan was well greased before adding the pastry dough.
13. She had an tart retort for his rude comment.
14. His words had a sharp, slightly tart edge to them.
15. The tangy lemon curd filling complemented the flaky tart crust.
16. The chef made delicious fig tarts with almond crumble toppings.
17. The tart cherry compote was warm and sweet over vanilla ice cream.
18. The bartender made a tart and refreshing margarita.
19. Her personality is quite tart and acidic at times.
20. The rhubarb was tart but perfect in the strawberry rhubarb tart.
21. Ginger aids digestion so a tart ginger sauce works well with rich desserts.
22. Sliced stone fruit makes a lovely summer tart.
23. Add powdered sugar to taste to balance the tartness of the filling.
24. The tart sauce cuts through the richness of the chocolate cake.
25. The homemade raspberry vinegar added a tart note to the salad.
26. The wine had notes of tart berries and currants on the palate.
27. Taste the berries before using; overly tart berries won't work in the tart.
28. We enjoyed the freshly baked pecan tart warm from the oven.
29. Roasted pears make an elegant tart when paired with almond cream.
30. The sharp, tart citrus flavor cut through the fattiness of the pork.
31. Add the lemon juice gradually to achieve desired tartness in the curd.
32. Brie and tart apples are a classic pairing for cheese and fruit plates.
33. She countered his argument with a tart remark.
34. The lemon curd filling should be slightly tart, not sickly sweet.
35. The rhubarb compote lent a pleasantly tart flavor to the strawberry dessert.
36. The pomegranate molasses gave the dish an intriguing tartness.
37. The applesauce still needed more sugar to balance its natural tartness.
38. I had a tart retort ready on my lips but held my tongue instead.
39. He made a tart comment about her parenting skills.
40. The cider had a crisp, slightly tart taste that I enjoyed.
41. The berries were still a bit tart for making jam, so she added more sugar.
42. She responded to his rude question with a sharp, tart reply.
43. The fresh berries were lovely but still too tart for eating out of hand.
44. The rich dessert needs a tangy, tart sauce to balance the flavors.
45. The taste of overly-ripe berries tends to grow overly sweet and lose their tartness.
46. Acids like citrus juice, vinegar and wine can add desirable tartness to a dish.
47. She shot him a tart look but continued with the conversation.
48. A good vinaigrette dressing balances oils, acids and spices to achieve a well-rounded tart flavor.
49. She made a tart comment about his poor work ethic.
50. Fresh pineapple adds a nice tartness to salsa.
51. The flavors of sweet and tart balanced each other within the red wine.
52. Take care not to overbake the fruit tarts lest they grow too soft and mushy.
53. A dash of vinegar can lend a pleasantly tart flavor to baked goods.
54. The tangerines were still a bit too tart for my liking.
55. The sharp, tangy dressing helped cut through the richness of the pasta salad.
56. The homemade cranberry sauce added a pleasant tartness to the holiday dinner.
57. The tart sauce contrasted well with the sweetness of the dessert.
58. The lemonade was still a bit too tart, so I added more sugar.
59. The filling needs more lemon juice to balance out the sweetness of the rhubarb.
60. The sharp, tangy taste of the pickled vegetables offset the blandness of the rice.
Common Phases
1.
tart and tangy - having a sharp, acidic taste
2.
tart tongue - someone who speaks in a critical, sharp manner
3.
tart reply - a sharp, critical response
4.
tart remark - a cutting or acidly witty comment
5.
tart comment - a cutting, critical statement
6.
tart rejoinder -a sharp retort
7. sour face - an expression of annoyance
8.
tart flavor - a sharp, acidic taste
9.
tart taste - a sour or acidic flavor
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tart note - an acidic accent or element
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tartness balance -the ratio of acidity to sweetness in a recipe
12.
tart pan - a shallow metal pan used for making
tarts and pies
13. fruit
tarts - pastries with fruit fillings
14. a sharp edge - a
tart tone
15. sour expression - a facial look of annoyance or displeasure