appetising
Speech parts
1. appetising - Adjective
2. appetising - Verb
Meaning
appealing to or stimulating the appetite especially in appearance or aroma
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Examples
And the sausages actually looked normal and hmm, appetising.
Indeed, Aljasem is keen to share photos of appetising local dishes “because is particularly rich and varied and, like all cuisines, it brings people together”.
I think anything ‘white’ in colour is hard to photograph e.g. white rice, white sauce etc. as it is very hard to make it look appetising.
But there’s little doubt that fruit and veg have never looked more appetising than they do these days online where they come in all kinds of beautiful forms.
“For the first time, The Cross Keys will be serving food from 7.30am every day and we are confident we can fill a gap in Knutsford for appetising, good quality meals or snacks in attractive surroundings at reasonable prices," she said.
“Studies also report that kitchen staff have an increased sense of pride when producing meals that are appetising and appealing.”