flavoursome
Full of taste
Flavoursome describes food or drink with a strong, appealing taste—full of flavour rather than bland or subtle: a flavoursome broth, surprisingly flavoursome for a low-fat dish.
The word is more common in British English; Americans tend toward flavorful.
It carries a slightly old-fashioned or homey quality.
Highly pleasing to taste
- scrumptiousExtremely pleasing to taste
- delectableExtremely pleasing to taste
- mouthwateringExtremely appealing to eat
- appetizingStimulating desire for food
palatable · toothsome · yummy · tantalizing · exquisite · divine · ambrosial · nectarous
Self-indulgent, often corruptly
- butteryRich like a spread
- creamySmooth and rich
- velvetySoft and smooth-textured
- indulgentToo willing to yield
sumptuous · luscious · full-bodied · robust · hearty · dense · succulent · silky
delicious
Highly pleasing to taste
- scrumptiousExtremely pleasing to taste
- delectableExtremely pleasing to taste
- mouthwateringExtremely appealing to eat
appetizing · palatable · toothsome · yummy · tantalizing · exquisite · divine · ambrosial · nectarous · enjoyable
decadent
Self-indulgent, often corruptly
indulgent · sumptuous · luscious · full-bodied · robust · hearty · dense · succulent · silky · smooth
umami
Fifth taste sensation
meaty · garlicky · peppery · brothy · salty · aromatic · piquant · savoury · zesty · tangy
fragrant
Emitting pleasant smell
earthy · citrusy · smoky · woody · redolent · perfumed · bouquet · infused · scented · heady
flavoursomebland
Lacking distinctive qualities
tasteless · flavourless · insipid · vapid · flat
flavoursomeunpalatable
Unpleasant to taste
unpleasant · disgusting · revolting · nasty · off-putting
flavor, flavorful, flavorless, flavours, flavour, flavorsome, flavouring, flavoured, unflavored