"Flavored" is a verb; the noun form is "flavor", for which the plural is "flavors." (British spelling: flavoured, flavour, flavours)
'flavour the food' would imply that you were going to add flavour (e.g. vanilla) to the food. 'flavour food' on its own is meaningless. I think what you want to say is 'the flavour of the food was delightful'.
Poo flavour.
No, the word flavour (UK spelling) / flavor (US spelling) is not an adverb.The word flavour / flavor is a noun (there is a lot of flavour in this dish) and a verb (I will flavour the chicken before cooking).
You taste a flavour and you smell a fragrance
The flavour is chocolate toffee flavour and is wholegrain + is recommended to fill your mouth with a delicious flavour.
FLAvour of the Weak was created on 1997-11-03.
The flavour is chocolate toffee flavour and is wholegrain + is recommended to fill your mouth with a delicious flavour.
British English spells flavour with a 'u', while American English does not. I prefer the flavour of vanilla. I prefer the flavor of vanilla.
Favourite flavour of Ice-cream for respected teachers is Chocolate flavour.
To flavour the meat. Other choices could be apples for a sweeter flavour, garlic for a strong flavour, or your own favorite spice!
a flavour of cars