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Aromatic
Baked
Basted
Bathed in
Battered
Bite-sized
Boneless
Braised
Breaded
Buttery
Candied
Candy-coated
Caramelized
Charbroiled
Chewy
Chilled
Chocolaty
Chocolate-covered
Chunky
Classic
Colorful
Complemented by
Cool
Creamy
Crisp
Crispy
Crunchy
Crusted with
Dainty
Delectable
Delicate
Delicious
Deluxe
Dippable
Distinctive
Divine
Drenched
Dressed with
Drizzled with
Elegant
Exquisite
Fiery
Fire-grilled
Fire-roasted
Flame-broiled
Flame-grilled
Flaming
Flavorful
Fresh
Fresh-baked
From scratch
Frosted
Frosty
Frozen
Fudgy
Full
Garden
Garden-fresh
Garnished with
Generous
Glazed
Golden
Gooey
Gourmet
Grilled
Guiltless
Hand-battered
Heaped with
Heaping
Heavenly
Homemade
Homestyle
House-made
Honeyed
Hot
Iced
Icy
Juicy
Layered
Lean
Lemony
Light
Loaded
Local
Luscious
Marinated
Meaty
Melted
Melt-in-your-mouth
Mixed
Moist
Mouthwatering
Palate-pleasing
Pan-seared
Piping hot
Moist
Mouthwatering
Palate-pleasing
Pan-seared
Piping hot
Powdered
Refreshing
Rich
Ripe
Roasted
Satisfying
Savory
Sautéed
Scrumptious
Seared
Seasonal
Seasoned
Signature
Simple
Sizzling
Sliced
Slow-cooked
Smokey
Smoked
Smooth
Smothered
Soft
Special
Spicy
Sprinkled with
Stuffed
Subtle
Sweet
Tangy
Tart
Tasty
Tender
Thick-cut
Toasted
Toasty
Topped with
Tossed with
Tropical
Velvety
Vibrant
Warm
Warming
Yummy
Zesty
Carefully
Delicately
Delightfully
Distinctly
Exquisitely
Freshly
Fully
Generously
Gently
Gingerly
Lavishly
Lightly
Perfectly
Subtly
Sweetly
French
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 9y agoAs far as appearance of the food:
Appetizing, Colorful, Crumbly, Dry, Fresh, Smooth, Greasy, Soft, Cold, Steaming, Creamy
Smells of food:
Fruity, Spicy, Sweet, Burnt, Peppery, Sour, Garlicky, Aromatic
Flavor of food:
Acidic, Bitter, Sweet, Fruity, Strong, Salty, Peppery, Tasty, Tangy, Sour, Bland
Texture:
Brittle, Chewy, Cold, Hot, Dry, Crunchy, Fatty, Flat, Fizzy, Rubbery, Sharp, Smooth, Soggy, Tough, Creamy, Coarse, Mealy, Spongy, Spicy, Spoiled,
Succulent, Sticky, Thick, Thin
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∙ 11y agoNouns are not describing words; adjectives are the words that describe nouns. The word 'food' is a noun. Some adjectives that describe the noun food are:
- hot food
- cold food
- Japanese food
- Mexican food
- spicy food
- natural food
- good food
- fried food
- strained food
- spoiled food
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∙ 12y agoumami, delicious, palatable,...
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∙ 12y agoAnything we eat to live is food
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