tasting
- noun
- /ˈteɪstɪŋ/
- I'd love to include them in a blind tasting next and see what happens.
- wine tasting
- tasting room
- tasting menu
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Examples
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But it was a blind tasting and that one won every time.
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One orders the tasting menu, the other one a la carte.
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In fact, he's making me and the guys a special tasting menu just for us.
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Welcome to Juan's Marvelous Mole tasting!
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Wristbands will be sold for $10 and $15, giving guests access to tastings from local restaurants.
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Known for its sweet, fine taste, Snickers is probably one of the best-tasting chocolate bars available today.
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At least Edmundo was able to reschedule the new salad dressing tasting to tomorrow.
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There is a five-course pasta tasting for $80 and a seasonal menu for $115.
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The sommelier conducted a tasting of several fine wines for the guests to enjoy.
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At the culinary festival, we had the chance to participate in a chocolate tasting event.
Synonyms
Tasting slowly and enjoying a small amount of food or drink to notice its flavor
To taste small amounts of food or drink carefully to enjoy their flavors
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Etymology
Tasting comes from taste, which means 'to try a small amount' to check the flavor. So a tasting is the act of taking a little food or drink to see how it tastes.