appetising

It was just cheap yellow food, I said, not terribly appetising.

Katy Perry has described her new album as "appetising" due to its mix of playful and thoughtful lyrics.

Later, when he was recovering, she made him appetising cups of beef-tea or gruel.

"It makes the main ingredient look even more appetising and the first mouthful even more delicious, " Berger explained with a smile.

The agency added, with an unusual burst of humour, that "the images they conjured up were not, one could say, appetising" .

Their appetising hot meal contrasted with the instant noodles and biscuits offered at other food stations.

Actually, this time around, my chicken kebab tasted slightly less appetising than a tub of Gavin Henson's hair gel.

A delicious and appetising blend of organic oat and millet flakes with organic apple and cinnamon.

Diners would hastily turn to the more appetising part of the menu.

Can school meals be appetising, nutritious and profitable?

After a winter surviving on a meagre diet of bark and dead leaves, the spring greenery brings an appetising change.

Woman : when were you working for the appetising firm?

Politically, a reform that antagonises so many constituencies is hardly appetising .

Appetising product photography is used on pack with ingredient shots to further differentiate the varieties.

Colours and flavours make the food more appetising for the cat and more attractive to the owner.

In short, Mr Sarkozy has been saying many appetising things.

Appetising a. Arousing or exciting the desire for food