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fusion of flavors

fusion of flavors

4.1
A mix of tastes from different types of cooking in one dish
  • noun
translation icon : fusión de sabores
  • The fusion of flavors is amazing!

Examples

  • The chef impressed the guests with his signature fusion of flavors in every dish.

  • This restaurant is known for its unique fusion of flavors from Asia and Latin America.

  • The fusion of flavors in this dessert makes it truly unforgettable.

  • I love the fusion of flavors in this dish!

  • The restaurant is famous for its delightful fusion of flavors from different cultures.

  • In this dish, you'll experience a unique fusion of flavors that combines sweet and spicy elements.

  • He enjoys dishes that showcase a bold fusion of flavors, blending traditional and modern cuisine.

Synonyms

fusion
vsfusion of flavors
33 4.1

A joining of two different styles into one, for example music and food

applies specifically to combining distinct culinary tastes or traditions in food or drink
unique blend
vsfusion of flavors
2 3.9

A special mix of flavors and qualities that makes something different

focuses on combining distinct culinary traditions rather than product distinctiveness
olio of flavors
vsfusion of flavors
8.6

A mix of many different tastes from several kinds of cooking

focuses on intentional joining of distinct culinary tastes and traditions
gallimaufry of flavors
vsfusion of flavors
  • Archaic
9.5

A mixed collection of tastes from many places

suggests a deliberate combination of distinct culinary tastes rather than a messy jumble

How Blended

fusion of flavors
4.1
blending
1 2.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

fusion + of + flavor

The meaning is directly compositional: 'fusion' (joining or blending) combined with 'flavors' (tastes) linked by 'of' yields a blended combination of tastes. This construction (fusion of X) is transparent and cross-linguistically common, and the culinary sense is familiar enough that a B1 learner who knows the constituent words would readily infer the meaning.

Etymology

Fusion of flavors uses the word fusion, which means joining different things, and it shows chefs mixing different flavors from other kitchens into one new taste. That's why the phrase means 'a combination of distinct tastes'.