Amuse-Bouche

Definition: Amuse-Bouche

June 18, 2007

If you've been a fan of Top Chef, then this definition is already part of your vocab. If not, then read up:

Amuse-Bouche
Bite-sized tidbits served before the meal (usually before appetizers) in order to excite the taste buds and offer a glimpse of what's to come.

Translated from French, amuse-bouche literally means "mouth amuser."

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3 years 49 weeks

me gustari que me ayudaran con amouse bouche a mi correo pero en español se lo agreceria franticmetal@hotmail.com

saffy1227 5 years 47 weeks

really cool, need to try them.

kiddylnd 5 years 48 weeks

HA! Lianna that was funny. I always loved that line. Especially the dead silence it gets from Monica.

Lianna 5 years 48 weeks

top chef fan...or friends fan... Chandler: What is this? Monica: It's an Amuse-Bouche Chandler: Well it is amuse-ing Something like that lol

sweetrae80 5 years 48 weeks

tempting to eat a few of them though

crispet1 5 years 48 weeks

These look good.

llendril 5 years 48 weeks

future 'top chef' contestants need to know this, though! lol. it's always amusing (yeah yeah, no pun intended) when someone gets the amuse-bouche challenge totally wrong.

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