Assertion: fresh thyme | /r/HasAspect | rounder and less woody taste
Facets:
value: generally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: While it certainly doesn't hurt (fresh thyme versus dried thyme is less dissimilar in taste than fresh versus dried garlic, and generally just has a rounder and less woody taste), but it is in fact the opposite: usually recipes use "thyme" as a short hand for "ground thyme", ie, the opposite of fresh.