unseasoned

About the most unappetizing thing I can think of is lumpy mashed potato, or mashed potato that is heavy and unseasoned.

Bursting with unseasoned erudition, I devoutly prayed it would remain for the next few critical days.

It led, it appears, to some "distemper" in Virginia caused by the colonists "eating pork and other meats fresh and unseasoned."

You can have no appreciation of flavour, Thorndyke, if you take your victuals in that crude, unseasoned state.

If two are dressed, let one of them be unseasoned, in order to suit the company.

Uncle Jim would have felt disgraced had a piece of work made of unseasoned wood left his shop.

It was an ordeal too great for any unseasoned troops, and they gave way.

It was difficult for some wagons to keep up, the unseasoned oxen showing distress under loads too heavy for their draft.

She had plenty of courage to bear the hard words now, but they cut deeply into her unseasoned heart.

The spheres seemed to be made of wood, a green, sap-filled, unseasoned wood.