What did you like as a kid that you later revisited as an adult and hated?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Taco Bell. Adored it at 17, didn’t eat for decades, tried again in my 40s and was sorely disappointed.

I am sure Taco Bell has changed the flavor profile.

[Anonymous]

Breyers ice cream is still all natural. That did not change. See the label.

[Anonymous]

Beef Stoganoff was a staple as a little kid. By middle school, I couldn't stomach it at all.

[Anonymous]

Wonder bread
All things hostess, little debbie, tastycakes and drake
sweet cereals
chef boyardee/canned pastas
ketchup
fruit flavored candy
cheap chocolate
fast food
soda

[Anonymous]

Not as a kid, but all the alcohol I drank in college: amaretto sours, slow gin fizzers, wine coolers, and our favorite "classy" date night drink, sweet red wine.

All swill.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wonder bread
All things hostess, little debbie, tastycakes and drake
sweet cereals
chef boyardee/canned pastas
ketchup
fruit flavored candy
cheap chocolate
fast food
soda

Agree but I still like ketchup (how can I not put it on hot dogs and burgers?!) and fast food.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Taco Bell. Adored it at 17, didn’t eat for decades, tried again in my 40s and was sorely disappointed.

I am sure Taco Bell has changed the flavor profile.

I honestly don’t know. Seems like their meat used to be way better, but then I came from a super restrictive household and it was like manna from heaven. I’ve since gotten used to good food, incl homemade.

[Anonymous]

Any kind of convenience pasta. Like the bagged frozen shrimp scampi with veg, etc. At this point, I’d prefer to eat it at a restaurant or make it from scratch or not have it at all

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Deviled ham: too salty, too fatty--heart attack on a cracker

Tang orange drink powder

American cheese

I know a senior citizen who enjoys attending funerals where he only goes to support someone (not because he’s necessarily grieving himself) because it’s the only place he can get a deviled ham sandwich.