What foods always make you sick?

[Anonymous]

Bubble tea.

[Anonymous]

Yes, melted cheese sometimes makes me queasy, never understood why.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Anything super oily. I was told it's called "jewish stomach." I'm a person who blots the pizza before eating it. I cook chopped meat, then dump it in the strainer and then dump it back in the pan to get some of the oil out (and I buy the leanest type to begin with).

After I read Fast Food Nation I stopped eating fast food. Then about four or five months later, I went with a friend to a fast food place, but got violently ill. Haven't had it again in over 15 years.

High sodium gives me a terrible headache. I tried chugging water while eating high sodium foods, but that doesn't help. I just can't eat ramen, or a big bag of chips or anything very salty.

I have this in my family, we call it [Irish last name] stomach.

I think of this as Middle Aged Stomach.

[Anonymous]

Chili from a popular chili place. I try to like it, but every time I eat it, any of the style they have, it makes me feel so full. An uncomfortable fullness even if I eat just 2 spoons of it. I think it's the grease and the type of chili. It feels like a certain type of fullness that doesn't feel good. I've eaten many things and full on buffet style food and I don't feel that type of fullness.

If I make similar chili at home, I don't have that feeling. I also don't use alot of oil.

I think I have a reaction to some type of chili peppers used. I get a similar feeling if eating certain type of spice on the meat that comes with the tacos. Maybe cayenne peppers or something related to it.

[Anonymous]

Eggplant
Cauliflower
Red Onions

Med diet is not good for me End up with the big D about 30 minutes after I eat them.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Chipotle, every damn time. I have no idea why; I don’t believe it’s foodborne illness or bacteria, just that my stomach does not like some ingredient. It’s as reliable as a laxative. And I still go every once in a while.

+1 every single time. I can’t figure out what it is - have tried various iterations and sick every time unless it’s a plain cheese quesadilla, so it’s not the grease

This happened to me then I realized it was their red onions. I can't have their guac, corn, green salsa or mild salsa b/c they all have red onions. I can do their spicy red with no problem. But the others send me right ot the bathroom. If you ever need a cleanse, that's my go to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chili from a popular chili place. I try to like it, but every time I eat it, any of the style they have, it makes me feel so full. An uncomfortable fullness even if I eat just 2 spoons of it. I think it's the grease and the type of chili. It feels like a certain type of fullness that doesn't feel good. I've eaten many things and full on buffet style food and I don't feel that type of fullness.

If I make similar chili at home, I don't have that feeling. I also don't use alot of oil.

I think I have a reaction to some type of chili peppers used. I get a similar feeling if eating certain type of spice on the meat that comes with the tacos. Maybe cayenne peppers or something related to it.

I think it might be cumin you have problems with? It gives me a stomach ache and I am literally tasting it and burping up cumin for DAYS afterward.

[Anonymous]

The bread that comes with breakfast at The Corner Bakery. It's some kind of multi-grain bread with seeds on the crust. I realized after the 2nd time eating it and getting sick.

[Anonymous]

Bagels. My blood sugar just crashes within an hour or 2.

[Anonymous]

Cake frosting.

It has always been this way. I was the weird little kid scraping the frosting off cake & cupcakes at the bday parties.

My aunt always made a fresh strawberry cake each year for my birthday, sans frosting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cake frosting.

It has always been this way. I was the weird little kid scraping the frosting off cake & cupcakes at the bday parties.

My aunt always made a fresh strawberry cake each year for my birthday, sans frosting.

Even butter cream or mousse?