Flavoring

/ˈfleɪvərɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A substance added to food or drink to give it a particular taste.

The vanilla flavoring added a sweet taste to the cake.

The quality of a food or drink that affects its taste.

The dish has a unique flavoring that combines spices from different cultures.

An essential aspect of something that provides a special quality or character.

The movie had a historical flavoring that made it more engaging for viewers.

verb

To add flavor to something, usually food or drink.

They are flavoring the soup with herbs and spices.

From the word 'flavor' with the suffix '-ing', originating from the Latin 'flavor' meaning 'smell' or 'savor'.

Flavor of the month:

A popular trend or style that is currently favored.

To add flavor to:

To make something more interesting or exciting.

A less common way to refer to spices or additives.

That dish has a lot of flavoring, it's packed with spices!