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Marketing - Food & Dairy | | Lithuanian term or phrase: Taste vs flavour | Dear All,
I'd be grateful is someone could let me know which phrase is correct: "popcorn with a taste of chocolate" and "popcorn with chocolate flavour". Is "taste" in this case absolutely inappropriate? |
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