甘旨肥浓 - A Chengyu?

[Scoobyqueen]

I was just looking for some examples of 旨and other characters and found this one:

甘旨肥浓

As far as I can work out, this is a chengyu. Can anyone confirm if this the case and if so highlight the context where it may be used.

[Daan]

It's listed in the appendix of the Taiwanese Ministry of Education chéngyǔ dictionary (here), so it appears to be a chéngyǔ alright, if a rarely used one.

[johndones]

A quick Google search reveals it is used to describe food as delicious and it also reveals that most people don't know or use that too often as most of pages that you get are about it's meaning.

So just forget.

Well actually once you check it's meaning it's pretty obvious so it might be hard to forget anyways :-).

[trien27]

甘旨肥浓

It's listed in the appendix of the Taiwanese Ministry of Education chéngyǔ dictionary (here), so it appears to be a chéngyǔ alright, if a rarely used one.

If used in Taiwan, then it shouldn't be 浓, but 濃.

[Daan]

Have a look at the link I provided for your kind perusal :rolleyes:

[Scoobyqueen]

A quick Google search reveals it is used to describe food as delicious and it also reveals that most people don't know or use that too often as most of pages that you get are about it's meaning

Yes that is as far as I got too(usually used for meat dishes). I was after a more specific explanation, perhaps from someone who had heard it used or had used it (context).