Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mushrooms. Olives. Capers. Lima beans. 90% of the time tomatoes are just slimy and bland. Cooked Brussel sprouts- but I do like them shaved in salads. No eggplant. No sauerkraut/kimchi. Yuck Thousand Island. No crabs/lobster/etc. I will eat mussels, salmon, tuna, and other fish.
You are really high maintenance!
My thought was "You're really missing out!"
I never understand people who REFUSE to eat someting (that they aren't deathly allergic to). Most of the time, you "hate" a food because your first experience was bad -- due to poor preparation or some negative context. Why shut the door forever?
As a kid, I hated most of the foods PP listed. Now I love many of them. Your tastebuds mature -- give new things a chance!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mushrooms. Olives. Capers. Lima beans. 90% of the time tomatoes are just slimy and bland. Cooked Brussel sprouts- but I do like them shaved in salads. No eggplant. No sauerkraut/kimchi. Yuck Thousand Island. No crabs/lobster/etc. I will eat mussels, salmon, tuna, and other fish.
You are really high maintenance!
My thought was "You're really missing out!"
I never understand people who REFUSE to eat someting (that they aren't deathly allergic to). Most of the time, you "hate" a food because your first experience was bad -- due to poor preparation or some negative context. Why shut the door forever?
As a kid, I hated most of the foods PP listed. Now I love many of them. Your tastebuds mature -- give new things a chance!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mushrooms. Olives. Capers. Lima beans. 90% of the time tomatoes are just slimy and bland. Cooked Brussel sprouts- but I do like them shaved in salads. No eggplant. No sauerkraut/kimchi. Yuck Thousand Island. No crabs/lobster/etc. I will eat mussels, salmon, tuna, and other fish.
You are really high maintenance!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one would ever argue rotted meat is a good you should eat though. So that one makes no sense.
Ahhh. You have not been introduced to the complex world of hakarl, or rotted shark meat. It's a delicacy in Iceland. Travel, and you will be introduced to new things!![]()
Or kiviak, or shiokara. Or others. The world is complex and varied, and I am unwilling to eat all of it.
Very niche. Doesn't count.
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They are foods. That I will not eat. Check out the title.
Sorry your experiences have been limited to Burger King and a bowl of fruit on the kichen island.
NP here. Yes, you're technically right, but appear to be trying your level best (with this and the chocolate discussion) to be the biggest d-bag possible. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mushrooms. Olives. Capers. Lima beans. 90% of the time tomatoes are just slimy and bland. Cooked Brussel sprouts- but I do like them shaved in salads. No eggplant. No sauerkraut/kimchi. Yuck Thousand Island. No crabs/lobster/etc. I will eat mussels, salmon, tuna, and other fish.
You are really high maintenance!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one would ever argue rotted meat is a good you should eat though. So that one makes no sense.
Ahhh. You have not been introduced to the complex world of hakarl, or rotted shark meat. It's a delicacy in Iceland. Travel, and you will be introduced to new things!![]()
Or kiviak, or shiokara. Or others. The world is complex and varied, and I am unwilling to eat all of it.
Very niche. Doesn't count.
![]()
They are foods. That I will not eat. Check out the title.
Sorry your experiences have been limited to Burger King and a bowl of fruit on the kichen island.