Synonyms and antonyms of Tasting good in British Thesaurus

tasty (adjective)

tasty food has a nice flavour

edible (adjective)

food that is edible is safe or good enough to eat

appetizing (adjective)

appetizing food smells or looks very good

flavourful (adjective)

tasting especially good

delicious (adjective)

with a very pleasant taste or smell

juicy (adjective)

juicy food tastes good because it contains a lot of liquid

palatable (adjective)

tasting good enough to eat or drink

succulent (adjective)

succulent meat, fruit etc is full of juice and tastes good

tangy (adjective)

with a taste or smell that is strong and bitter in a pleasant way

full (adjective)

a full flavour is strong in a pleasant way

appetising ()

a British spelling of appetizing

aromatic (adjective)

an aromatic plant, substance, or food smells especially good

delectable (adjective)

very pleasant, especially to eat or drink

delicate (adjective)

a delicate taste, smell, or colour is pleasant and not too strong

delicately (adverb)

in a way that is pleasant and not too strong in flavour, smell, or colour

drinkable (adjective)

tasting good

eatable (adjective)

good enough to eat, or safe to eat

fancy (adjective)

American fancy food is of very good quality

flavorful ()

the American spelling of flavourful

flavorsome ()

the American spelling of flavoursome

flavoursome (adjective)

tasting especially good

fresh (adjective)

still good to eat because of being prepared or produced recently

gourmet (adjective)

gourmet food is of a very high quality

light (adjective)

a cake that is light tastes nice because it has a lot of air in it

luscious (adjective)

luscious food looks, smells, and tastes especially good

mellow (adjective)

with a smooth full taste

melt in your mouth ()

if food melts in your mouth, it becomes soft in your mouth and tastes very good

mm (interjection)

spoken used for showing that you think food looks or tastes good

mouth-watering (adjective)

mouth-watering food smells or looks very good

nectar of the gods ()

used for saying that a drink tastes extremely good

piquant (adjective)

mainly literary food or drink that is piquant has a strong and pleasant flavour

savory ()

the American spelling of savoury

savoury (adjective)

pleasant to smell or taste

scrummy (adjective)

Britishinformal tasting very nice

scrumptious (adjective)

informal tasting extremely nice

smooth (adjective)

a smooth drink or flavour is not too strong or bitter, and tastes good

toothsome (adjective)

toothsome food looks, smells, or tastes good

yum (interjection)

informal used for saying that you like the taste or smell of something

yummy (adjective)

informal food that is yummy tastes extremely good