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palatableness

Meanings

  • the quality of being pleasing to the taste

    - "The palatableness of the dessert was appreciated by all."
    - "The chef took great care in ensuring the palatableness of the meal."
Rhymes
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palatable , edible , delicable , tasty , appetizing , delectable , mouthwatering , palatableness
Homophones
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  1. palatable, palatableness - relates to the taste or quality of something

  2. palatable, palatableness - can also refer to something that is easy to understand or accept

  3. palette, palatableness - palette refers to a set of colors or a board on which paints or pigments are mixed before application

Variants
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palatabilities , palatability , palatable , palatableness , palatablenesses , palatably
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Palatableness is a noun that refers to the quality or state of being pleasing to the taste.

Etymology
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from the Latin palatabilis, palatum - palate

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  1. Taste: The sense of taste refers to the ability to detect and distinguish different flavors or tastes in food or other substances.

  2. Gustation: Gustation is the physiological process by which the sense of taste detects and distinguishes different flavors or tastes in food or other substances.

  3. Flavor: The term 'flavor' refers to the combination of taste, smell, and texture that we experience when we eat or drink something.

  4. Aroma: The term 'aroma' refers to the pleasant smell or fragrance that we detect when we eat or drink something, or when we smell an object or substance.

  5. Savor: The term 'savor' refers to the act of fully appreciating and enjoying the taste, smell, and texture of food or drink, and taking the time to savor each bite or sip.

  6. Savoriness: The term 'savoriness' refers to the quality or degree of savory or umami taste that we experience when we eat or drink something, such as meat, soup, or sauce.

  7. Gastronomy: The term 'gastronomy' refers to the study, art, and practice of preparing, cooking, and presenting food in a sophisticated and enjoyable manner, often involving the use of fine ingredients, exotic flavors, and intricate culinary techniques.

  8. Culinary Arts: The term 'culinary arts' refers to the art, practice, and science of preparing, cooking, and presenting food in an appealing, delicious, and enjoyable manner, often involving the use of various cooking techniques, cooking tools, and ingredients, as well as an understanding of food safety, nutrition, and cultural significance of food.

  9. Gourmet: The term 'gourmet' refers to a person who has a refined and sophisticated palate, and who takes great pleasure and delight in the taste, smell, and texture of fine food and drink, often involving the use of exotic ingredients, rare culinary techniques, and intricate presentation styles, as well as an appreciation for the cultural, historical, and artistic significance of food and drink.

  10. Foodies: The term 'foodies' refers to individuals who have a strong interest, passion, and enthusiasm for food, cooking, and the culinary arts, often involving the exploration of new and exotic foods, ingredients, and culinary techniques, as well as an appreciation for the cultural, historical, and artistic significance of food and drink.

  11. Food Journaling: The term 'food journaling' refers to the practice of keeping a detailed and consistent record of the food and drinks that one consumes on a daily or regular basis, often involving the use of a notebook, journal, or app to record and track the intake of various foods and nutrients, as well as the quantities, frequencies, and patterns of consumption, and the associated feelings, emotions, and attitudes towards food and eating. Food journaling can be a useful and effective tool for individuals who want to improve their overall health and well-being, manage their weight or body composition, reduce their intake of processed or unhealthy foods, increase their consumption of whole, nutrient-dense foods, and develop a healthier, more positive and sustainable relationship with food and eating.

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In various cultures and traditions, the concept of palatableness holds significant importance. For instance, in ancient Chinese cuisine, the concept of 'yang' and 'yin' is essential, with palatableness being closely linked to the 'yang' principle, which represents warmth, brightness, and positivity.

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