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Sentence examples of "saber" in Spanish with translation "taste"

Por ser un vino tan caro, realmente debería saber mejor que esto. For being such an expensive wine, it really should taste better than this.
¿A qué sabe esta sopa? How does this soup taste?
La limonada sabe demasiado dulce. This lemonade tastes too sweet.
Esta fruta no sabe bien. This fruit doesn't taste good.
Esto sabe como a té. This tastes like tea.
¿Para ti qué comida sabe mejor? Which food do you think tastes best?
Cuando tienes hambre, todo sabe bueno. When you are hungry, anything tastes good.
Cuando tienes hambre, cualquier cosa sabe bien. When you are hungry, anything tastes good.
El Natto huele espantoso, pero sabe delicioso. "Natto" smells awful, but tastes delicious.
No todas las manzanas rojas saben igual. Not all red apples taste the same.
Este bastón de caramelo sabe a manzana verde. This candy cane tastes like green apple.
El té sabe muy amargo y no está bueno. The tea is really bitter and doesn't taste good.
Tom pensó que la comida que Mary había preparado sabía muy bien. Tom thought the food Mary had prepared tasted pretty good.
El arroz negro sabe a tinta porque está hecho con tinta de calamar. Arroz negro tastes inky because it's made with squid ink.
Si se parece a una manzana y sabe a manzana, probablemente es una manzana. If it looks like an apple and it tastes like an apple, it's probably an apple.
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