butteriness
- noun
- /ˈbʌtərɪnəs/
- I love the butteriness of homemade mashed potatoes.
Examples
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She loved the butteriness of the mashed potatoes at the restaurant.
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The sauce added a pleasant butteriness to the steamed vegetables.
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The butteriness of the croissant made it especially delicious.
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The butteriness of the croissant made it irresistible.
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The butteriness of the sauce added a delicious richness to the dish.
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I enjoyed the butteriness of the freshly baked croissants at the bakery.
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The chef described the butteriness of the dish as a key element to its flavor profile.
Antonyms
How Buttery
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Butteriness comes from butter, the soft, creamy dairy spread, and the ending -iness that means 'the quality of'. So it simply means something that 'tastes, smells, or feels like butter', which is why we use it for food texture and flavor.