Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
can't stop eating/chewing it!
English answer:
your palate fiesta
Added to glossary by
ErichEko ⟹⭐
Nov 2, 2006 07:44
17 yrs ago
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English term
can't stop eating/chewing it!
English
Marketing
Food & Drink
Catchline/Slogan
I am looking for a short phrase that conveys or indicates the above meaning (kind of a "food-equivalent" of page-turner for books). It will be applied to a crispy cassava cracker product. Will tongue-teaser be OK?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Responses
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1 hr
Selected
Crispy casava crackers are a party for your palate
It's so good it's like a great party you never want to end. It's like a Lay's potato chip-you can't eat just one(this is copyrighted so you can't use it) It's so scrumptious, your mouth turns into a crispy cassava cracker chomper that chomps on these crackers day and night.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you everyone; both answerers and *commentators*.
Consultation w/ the end user resulted in choosing Yolanda's answer w/ a bit modif: either "your palate fiesta" or "our palate fiesta". We're to see the psychological effects of using "your" and "our". Thanks Yolanda.
Dave made a breakthrough proposal w/ "moreish"; can be a popular word; yet the client is a bit conservative. :|
Caryl also came up w/ a good answer; yet, we were looking for word(s) about unstoppable eating. (Personally, I prefer imagining that crunching sound to some festivity in my mouth.)
Buck, thanks for being the first to respond and comment on tongue-teaser. Although (I thought) "cant get enough" has been used by someone else, you might inspire the other answerers; that's big contribution for sure!"
20 mins
can't get enough
Hi. As a native speaker of English, I wouldn't immediately associate tongue teaser with food (or anything, for that matter). I think something along the lines of can't get enough, or maybe once you start (eating), you can't stop. Just my suggestion, though.
+1
26 mins
mouthwateringly moreish
or mouthwatering and moreish
IMHO
moreish means it is so good you want more
IMHO
moreish means it is so good you want more
Peer comment(s):
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William [Bill] Gray
: Good, Dave. But I would go for Yolanda's suggestion as a number one, if Erich can use that many words. Yours wins on brevity!
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Thanks, Bill (:-{)> I like her later alliteration too!
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R. Alex Jenkins
: Brilliant Dave, but is the average cracker customer going to know what moreish is?
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Thanks, Richard (:-{(> Maybe they would if they tried these crackers?
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1 day 10 hrs
crispy cassave crackers - the crunch you crave
Or, if you have to keep the phrase short - then simply:
'the crunch you crave' would probably also work
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cassavA - sorry about the typo
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Or you could also use:
'...the crunch you'll crave' (once you've tried them)
'the crunch you crave' would probably also work
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cassavA - sorry about the typo
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Or you could also use:
'...the crunch you'll crave' (once you've tried them)
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