What's your unpopular food opinion?

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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....

This! Anything with tomatoes/tomato sauce is better on day 2.

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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!

What makes Thanksgiving dinner even worse is that there is always a self designated plate monitor there pushing the food on you.

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Pumpkin spice is the devil’s own invention.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tea tastes like dirt. Green tea tastes like pale dirt.

I'll see you and raise you truffles. Expensive dirt!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Olives are disgusting on their own and ruin the taste of any dish in which they are added.

Fruit and chocolate do not belong together, nor does chocolate belong with sweet cream cheese. There is no raspberry chocolate cake, chocolate covered oranges or zebra brownies in my world.

Also, banana based anything is disgusting, e.g. banana bread. Bananas eaten as a fruit are fine but as an ingredient, yuck.

Black olives on a veggie or Greek pizza are the exception.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Olives are disgusting on their own and ruin the taste of any dish in which they are added.

Fruit and chocolate do not belong together, nor does chocolate belong with sweet cream cheese. There is no raspberry chocolate cake, chocolate covered oranges or zebra brownies in my world.

Also, banana based anything is disgusting, e.g. banana bread. Bananas eaten as a fruit are fine but as an ingredient, yuck.

Oooh I've been craving olive loaf lately. Olives in bologna? Yes please.

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Anonymous wrote:Halloween candy is gross and I just have to keep my mouth shut when all the other moms are complaining about how tempting it is to have it in the house. Really, you'd eat that?

I don't trust anyone who won't eat a mini Snickers or a Reese's.

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Every part of sushi is gross to me and I can't fathom why people want to put it in their mouth. Same for any food that contains raw seafood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Every part of sushi is gross to me and I can't fathom why people want to put it in their mouth. Same for any food that contains raw seafood.

Marketing.

[Anonymous]

Why do people love prime rib? I don’t get it at all.

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Anonymous wrote:Why do people love prime rib? I don’t get it at all.

It's not a particularly good cut of meat. In the city I live in, there's a House of Prime Rib restaurant that's very popular, and it ... wasn't great.

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Tasting menus, especially 5-7 courses,j are a terrible way to experience food. You never like it all. If you have a course you like there is not enough. It is all show for the chefs and not for the diner.

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Anonymous wrote:Why do people love prime rib? I don’t get it at all.

+1000. It was my FIL's favorite meal so we went out for it literally countless time. I'd sit there gagging watching him it a gelatinous, bleeding chunk of flesh, and just want to run away. In 20 years of this he never once asked why I always got the Caser salad.

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Anonymous wrote:Why do people love prime rib? I don’t get it at all.

+1000. It was my FIL's favorite meal so we went out for it literally countless time. I'd sit there gagging watching him it a gelatinous, bleeding chunk of flesh, and just want to run away. In 20 years of this he never once asked why I always got the Caser salad.

Do you often question people about their meal choices?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people love prime rib? I don’t get it at all.

+1000. It was my FIL's favorite meal so we went out for it literally countless time. I'd sit there gagging watching him it a gelatinous, bleeding chunk of flesh, and just want to run away. In 20 years of this he never once asked why I always got the Caser salad.

Do you often question people about their meal choices?

Did I pose a question in my post?