What is one food that alot of people you know eat and you cant understand why because it is freakin discusting.
The food that I feel this way about is popcorn. God I hate popcorn
taco bell
[quote]swivel wrote:
taco bell[/quote]
What are you kidding? Taco bell is the shiznit. That is, of course, until you have to punish your toilet.
As for my food that I hate yet everyone else seems to love, macaroni and cheese.
Shellfish
Marshmellows…gag makes me want to puke just thinking about them.
So far, olives… i can only eat them with the Greek burgers recipe from PN.
Pineapple.
Horse sushi. Everytime I see it I just hear the neighing of a horse.
Be careful if you ever come to Japan.
[quote]Brett Tucek wrote:
I can’t even think of anything.
This is like food racism. An OUTRAGE, I tell you, an OUTRAGE.
Love all foods equally.[/quote]
…says the fat man.
Although almost “Life itself” for millions…
I cannot, and never have been, able to tolerate Teas and Coffees of ANY type…
I don’t care how much sugar, “Lala-Mocha-Capa-poo-poo” you put in…
I hurl…
I just don’t get it…
Mufasa
horse sushi? really is there such a thing? I’m not flaming you bro just really curious. I’m from Kentucky, in America (Kentucky Derby and all) and when I got offered horse in France it was awkward for me…but raw horse just seems wierd! I know It’s a cultural thing but im really curious about this!
Kimchi…
Once was served warm goat cheese on a salad at a private dinner engagement. To be polite to the hostess, I ate it. Felt like I was eating a yeast infection. Had a smell, texture, and temperature that ruined the rest of the meal.
Damn, somebody already said shellfish and coffee. I’ll add ketchup.
mustard and condiments in general.
Nearest I can come is an ingredient.
Some kind of seed used in mango chutney. It’s about the size of an almond, and it tastes like slow death.
Other than that, I can’t think of anything that I wouldn’t eat if it was well prepared.
[quote]Swimmer wrote:
horse sushi? really is there such a thing? I’m not flaming you bro just really curious. I’m from Kentucky, in America (Kentucky Derby and all) and when I got offered horse in France it was awkward for me…but raw horse just seems wierd! I know It’s a cultural thing but im really curious about this! [/quote]
Yeah it really exists. Not everywhere of course but I have ran into it a few times. They say it is lower in fat and higher in protein than beef. Still, I can’t eat it. Yes and it is raw.
Adalberto’s if any of you live in Cali you’ll know what I mean.
I had a super burrito last night and I’ve paid for it today. 6 fucking times.
Papaya…Smells just like shit.
Papaya, my palate can’t stand it.