The word "yum" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express enjoyment when consuming food or drink or even when enjoying something in general. For example, you could say "This smoothie tastes so yum!".
Now to chocolate cake – yum!
The Malaysians were miffed at General Surayud's claim that funds were being raised for the insurgency by extorting money from restaurants selling Thai tom yum kung soup in Malaysia.Mr Thaksin dismissed the separatists as "bandits" and tried to crush them by military force.
Circulation at the Star typical headline: "Kylie's bum is so yum"—shot up 17%.To the dismay of his high-minded rivals, Mr Desmond has invented a new low-cost business model for the, er, bottom end of the tabloid market.
Among the restaurants, Dunkin' Brands, Subway, Chick-fil-A, Chipotle, Panera Bread and Yum! Brands were categorized as "Needs Improvement".
The same result was achieved when Greenpeace turned its attention to KFC UK, whose parent company Yum stopped sourcing paper products from APP. Nine months into the Greenpeace action, in February 2013, APP announced a forest conservation policy that included a moratorium on all further forest clearance by all APP's Indonesian suppliers.
Louisville's business community, which includes Yum Brands, the parent company of KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell restaurants, has opposed the wage.
If Yum! were in almost any other industry, the glow of admiration surrounding its early years as a publicly listed company would be almost embarrassing.The fat yearsBut Yum!'s industry, fast food, has had a terrible few years in image terms, beset in America with controversies over obesity and animal welfare that may intensify.
But he also recognises that "people are not buying our stock because of the US, they are buying it because of China".Good ole Uncle SamIn China, Yum! has combined the luck and skill needed to be in the right place at the right time.
And in China, Yum! has more of a first-mover advantage than Colonel Sanders or even McDonald's ever did.
Individually, each brand might be the 40th or 50th biggest buyer in America, but collectively they were in the top five and Yum! could use that clout to get better deals.
