What was the worst food that your mom made you eat?

Anonymous
we were never foeced to eat anything we didn't like. we had to at least try things, but nothing forced beyond that - other than milk. yuck. had to have one full glass every night. all that said, we had a weekly treat of bacon flavored spray cheese on ritz crackers. cannot imagine even smelling that now. food options sure were different 30 years ago!
Anonymous
the roadkill and grape juice/raw egg stories are killing me!
Anonymous
Like an earlier poster mentioned, we lived on a super strict budget, and I was never spoiled but Mom never made me eat anything I didn't want. This did not effect me negatively. I took it as a sign of love and respect and grew up to have super healthy eating habits.

That said, she was a great cook so there wasn't much I wouldn't eat, which helps and what also helped was the fact that we all sat at the kitchen table for dinner every night.

I have a friend whose mom could only make tuna sandwiches and spaghetti and she looooved eating at my house. I always felt so bad for her.
Anonymous
Milk boiled with garlic, as some sort of Eastern-European cure for random ailments (cold, allergies, etc). Oh, and the pumpkin soup a PP referenced...it was just pumpkin, water, milk(?) and elbow macaroni thrown in for good measure. Maybe some spices. Ugh. She is a much better cook now.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Not really food, but my mother would make me eat honey with onions and lemon if I was sick. GAG!!!!

We had to eat a lot of things, weren't forced to, but there was nothing else. Such as liver and onions (Why did so many parents serve this??) and plain oatmeal... for days.


Oh man, I remember this onion/honey cure too. I'm the garlic/milk person as well. Is your mom from eastern europe too?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Green been jello. You read that right. Made with milk so it was this opaque, pea soup color. My mom said it was popular in the midwest (where she's from), but I never believed her.


No it's not! Lol. Your mom was totally yanking your chain.
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