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Question
If someone asks you to describe the taste of amla or cucumber, you might find it difficult to explain.
How would you describe the taste of these – tomato, onion, saunf, garlic.
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Solution
| Food Item | Taste |
| Tomato | Sweet and tangy |
| Onion | Tangy and hot |
| Saunf | Sweet |
| Garlic | Sharp or hot |
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