taster
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- noun
- /ˈteɪstər/
:
catador
- A panel of tasters rates fruit flavor, sweetness, texture, and other qualities important to consumers.
- taster session
- professional tasters
There's like a job where you could be a test taster for like Taco Bell.
- There's like a job where you could be a test taster for like Taco Bell.
- We had a independent, independent taster come and say, this is this is beef.
- And we have people who are trained tasters that can can give us.
Examples
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The balanced, spicy flavor of Sweet Baby Ray's Barbecue Sauce left one taster begging for seconds.
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We ate what our food tasters sampled.
Fiction book (1996) -
"But he would say nothing until the food taster arrived."
Fiction book (1992) -
And I made myself the official taster.
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- You need a food taster.
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When I looked up, the food taster was standing in the doorway.
Fiction book (1992) -
Dr. Oliver Ludwig moved to Hawaii and became a professional wine taster.
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Dr. Oliver Ludwig moved to Hawaii and became a professional taster who evaluates fine wines.
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The mild house blend placed second with our tasters, who liked the "slightly tangy, full flavor."
Synonyms
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A person who tries food or drink to check its flavour
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A person who tastes food or drink to check quality
A person who tries food or drink to judge how good it is
Compounds
How Experienced
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Morphology
Etymology
Taster comes from the verb taste, which originally meant 'to try' or 'to touch' food to check its flavor, and the ending -er means 'one who does something'. So a taster is 'one who tastes' to judge quality.