What's your unpopular food opinion?

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Anonymous wrote:Parmesan smells like vomit.

+1. Also Pecorino Romano and Asiago.

And truffles (the mushroom, not the chocolate) like dirty feet

+ 1

All of these places with “truffle fries” … no thanks.

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Anonymous wrote:I like pasta salad.

lol. Me too. And chicken salad. Because they are classy.

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Anonymous wrote:Mustard oil is a way better alternative to truffle (mushroom) oil in food. Truffle oil smells and tastes like a weak/fake mustard oil.

Go ahead. Get triggered!

Really? I love truffle oil and other (fake) truffly things. I might have to try mustard oil. But if it just tastes like mustard I will be peeved.

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Anonymous wrote:Leftovers are for peasants. Life is too short.

DS? Is that you? As I keep telling you, feel free to exercise this opinion when you are buying and preparing the food!

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I love pot lucks.

I’ve never had a food-borne illness, far as I know, but people on DCUM get sick from smells, and tend to hate potlucks.

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Anonymous wrote:We (Humans) do not need cow/goat/animal milk to thrive after we are weaned.

Preach!

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Anonymous wrote:I like pasta salad.

Anonymous wrote:lol. Me too. And chicken salad. Because they are classy.

Wasn't there a classic DCUM about pasta salad? I don't remember the premise, maybe asking if it was low class? I remember cracking up while reading it probably a decade ago.

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I can’t wrap my head around the idea of eating raw fish.

Iced coffee is nasty. A culinary sun.

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Culinary SIN!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like pasta salad.

Anonymous wrote:lol. Me too. And chicken salad. Because they are classy.

Wasn't there a classic DCUM about pasta salad? I don't remember the premise, maybe asking if it was low class? I remember cracking up while reading it probably a decade ago.

It was declared “vulgar” lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like pasta salad.

Anonymous wrote:lol. Me too. And chicken salad. Because they are classy.

Wasn't there a classic DCUM about pasta salad? I don't remember the premise, maybe asking if it was low class? I remember cracking up while reading it probably a decade ago.

It was declared “vulgar” lol

lol

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Anonymous wrote:Leftovers are for peasants. Life is too short.

DS? Is that you? As I keep telling you, feel free to exercise this opinion when you are buying and preparing the food!

He is missing out. There are so many soups, salads and casseroles that are better on day 2. Sometimes I make jambalaya on a day we have take out or some other plan just so it can sit in the fridge overnight....

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Anonymous wrote:I can not stand Thanksgiving dinner foods. I especially can not stand them cooked the traditional way. I’m happy with a chargrilled, seasoned sweet potato but not a sweet mash of grossness. Turkey tastes like day old chicken. Mashed potatoes without a red wine, shallot, mushroom and steak should not be eaten. I hate soft doughy dinner rolls. Pumpkin pie is the saddest excuse for dessert and probably was the inspiration for the phrase not worth the calories. Stuffing is equally disgusting, yes let chop up bread and soak it in chicken broth so it tastes like wadded up bread.

This post made me laugh. I'm not sure I'll ever enjoy another Thanksgiving dinner again!

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Anonymous wrote:Wings make me think I am eating a great multitude of dead chickens for way too little meat. It seems awful. I realize the rest of the chicken is used, but to me it's like eating many dead birds.

When I see someone order a dozen chicken wings I think about the parts of 24 dead chickens that went into that one plate.

I too have the chicken wing thing. A dozen wings! What about the rest of said chicken?! (Disclaimer: I love wings)

This is what did me in with ribs. While enjoying my ribs and piling the bones on my plate, I look down and all I could see were the carcasses of animals that were left. Maybe too much National Geographic, but I was never able to eat ribs again.

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Anonymous wrote:We (Humans) do not need cow/goat/animal milk to thrive after we are weaned.

There is no particular food humans need. Plenty of options for everyone.