Tasting Table
First launched in 2008 by Geoff Bartakovics and acquired by Static Media in 2021, Tasting Table is dedicated to serving the modern food and drink enthusiast through content that is informative, useful, and engaging. We provide our global audience of 18 million monthly visitors with expert-backed dining advice, practical tips, must-try recipes, and the most relevant news influencing the food and restaurant world today. We also regularly interview notable celebrity chefs and review the trendiest grocery products and hottest new kitchen equipment on the market, offering our honest insight that helps you decide whether something is worth your money. At Tasting Table, we recognize our readers come to us with different experiences and backgrounds. Our editorial team aims to make Tasting Table a platform where both cooks and eaters can come for resources and creative inspiration, regardless of their skill level. Whether you're here to get the scoop on the latest drink trends or learn how to make perfect chocolate eclairs, we want you to know we've got you. We also hope to encourage you to be curious and try new things. That's why along with our extensive catalog of original recipes and how-to guides, you'll find stories on our site that explore the history and cultural context behind ingredients and cuisine. As a Static Media brand, we're committed to excellence in editorial standards. Our recipes are thoroughly tested and edited by a dedicated team of contributors that includes registered dietitians, published cookbook authors, former chefs, educators from NYC's Institute of Culinary Education, and experienced home cooks who ensure they're easy-to-understand for various skill levels.www.tastingtable.com
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Sep 30, 2026
BugHOST
I looked it up and this is a really common phenomena and it has to do with the way that the meat is cut.
BugHOST
So I'm on tastingtable.com. Have you ever sliced into a roast beef and the light caught the meat in just the right way so that it had a sheen like a rainbow or an oil slick on the road? That iridescent shimmer of pinks, yellows, greens, and blues doesn't look like it belongs on meat.
BugHOST
It can be jarring to see that, but it's not necessarily a cause for concern.
BugHOST
I'm going to guess It's an oils thing.
Sam AntonioliHOST
Yeah, raspberry croissant.
Sam AntonioliHOST
That's the number one on tastingtable.com.
Joseph BirdsongHOST
And mint fudge brownie.
Joseph BirdsongHOST
But I usually just go for the classic.
NeilHOST
[laughs]
ScottHOST
Uh, from tastingtable.com, Neil, here are the-
NeilHOST
What? I mean, well, no, really
ScottHOST
... 13 wildest foods.
ScottHOST
13 wildest foods.
NeilHOST
Yes.
ScottHOST
From tastingtable.com, number one is the watermelon taco.
NeilHOST
Okay.