Succulence
noun
The quality of being juicy and tasty.
The succulence of ripe peaches is a delight in summer.
Often appears as...
- succulence of fruit
- succulence of meat
noun
The quality of being juicy and tasty.
The succulence of ripe peaches is a delight in summer.
Often appears as...
- succulence of fruit
- succulence of meat
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Pro Tip 1/3Sensory Appeal
Succulence often relates to food that stimulates the senses, appealing to taste and sight.
The succulence of the grilled pineapple made everyone's mouth water.
Pro Tip 2/3Positive Connotation
The term carries a positive connotation, used to express approval or appreciation for food's quality.
Guests praised the succulence of the Thanksgiving turkey.
Pro Tip 3/3Descriptive Imagery
Use 'succulence' to create vivid imagery when describing food to evoke a strong desire to taste it.
The chef described the succulence of the slow-cooked brisket in his menu.
Pro Tip 1/3Sensory Appeal
Succulence often relates to food that stimulates the senses, appealing to taste and sight.
The succulence of the grilled pineapple made everyone's mouth water.
Pro Tip 2/3Positive Connotation
The term carries a positive connotation, used to express approval or appreciation for food's quality.
Guests praised the succulence of the Thanksgiving turkey.
Pro Tip 3/3Descriptive Imagery
Use 'succulence' to create vivid imagery when describing food to evoke a strong desire to taste it.
The chef described the succulence of the slow-cooked brisket in his menu.
Pro Tip 1/3Sensory Appeal
Succulence often relates to food that stimulates the senses, appealing to taste and sight.
The succulence of the grilled pineapple made everyone's mouth water.
Pro Tip 2/3Positive Connotation
The term carries a positive connotation, used to express approval or appreciation for food's quality.
Guests praised the succulence of the Thanksgiving turkey.
Pro Tip 3/3Descriptive Imagery
Use 'succulence' to create vivid imagery when describing food to evoke a strong desire to taste it.
The chef described the succulence of the slow-cooked brisket in his menu.
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Quote examples
Homaro Cantu
American Inventor
Unlike charcoal grills, which take up to 30 minutes or more to heat up, wood pellet grills can give off an even heat quite quickly. And, unlike propane grills which heat up quickly but lack flavor, foods cooked on pellet grills are rich in smokiness and succulence.
Quote examples
Wesley Morris
American Critic
My mother very rarely skipped a Thanksgiving turkey. And yet, none of them ever tasted quite the same, landing somewhere on a sliding scale of succulence. She'd try new methods.
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Geoffrey Zakarian
American Chef
Undercook swordfish, and you get rubber. Overcook it, and you lose the fat and succulence.
Quote examples
Homaro Cantu
American Inventor
Unlike charcoal grills, which take up to 30 minutes or more to heat up, wood pellet grills can give off an even heat quite quickly. And, unlike propane grills which heat up quickly but lack flavor, foods cooked on pellet grills are rich in smokiness and succulence.
Quote examples
Wesley Morris
American Critic
My mother very rarely skipped a Thanksgiving turkey. And yet, none of them ever tasted quite the same, landing somewhere on a sliding scale of succulence. She'd try new methods.
Quote examples
Geoffrey Zakarian
American Chef
Undercook swordfish, and you get rubber. Overcook it, and you lose the fat and succulence.
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