Untasted (adjective)

Not having been tasted or experienced.

Origin:

From the old english word 'untæsted', a combination of 'un-' (meaning 'not') and 'tæstan' (meaning 'to taste').

Examples:

1. The fruit was still untasted, waiting to be enjoyed by someone.
2. The new dish remained untasted by the diners, who were all waiting for the chef to come out and describe it.
3. The wine was considered untasted by the connoisseurs until it had been aerated and allowed to breathe for a sufficient amount of time.
4. The untasted dessert sat on the table, its aroma tempting everyone who walked by.
5. The untasted cake was the centerpiece of the party, surrounded by eager children.