Foods you absolutely hate

Branshen

I eat most things listed here but century eggs are abit too strong for me.

holnrew

Within my dietary restrictions I pretty much like everything. There are things I won't have because they're too dull though.

Anybody who doesn't eat vegetables is a child.

Phil_aka_Pip

avocado, milk, marrow, pumpkin, courgettes, cottage cheese, celery, olives, capers, blancmange, fatty shite (chorizo &c), the jelly you sometimes find in a pork pie, cauliflower cheese & other such cheese sauces, mayonnaise & other such white goo, unset egg white, unsalted butter, margarine

chillidoggy

I don't eat a lot of fruit, but I do like bananas in Banoffee pie, apples in apple crumble, pineapple on a pizza, strawberries in strawberry jam, and mango in mango chutney.

Oh, and limes in G&T.

Emp_Fab

Skipped said:

Emp - Is it something about goats?
If you are offered Feta cheese made from sheep's milk do you eat that?

Feta is halfway between goat's cheese and cow's cheese for me.  If it's in a salad I'll pick at small pieces of it, but it's not something I'd specifically order.  Feta isn't anywhere near as strong as goat's cheese though.

I too don't get the hate for onions....  I absolutely love them !!  I'll eat them raw.  Red onions are stunning in salads, white (brown) onions I use in almost everything.

chillidoggy

Goat's cheese isn't 'strong', not compared to other cheeses, anyway.

beed84

Olives, Anchovies and Blue Cheeses are fowl, although I imagine some weirdo would regard those ingredients as a recipe for a midday smoothie.

I want to be sick.

EricTheWeary

chillidoggy said:

Goat's cheese isn't 'strong', not compared to other cheeses, anyway.

and lots of different goats cheeses anyway, some are very mild. I don't think I've ever met a cheese I didn't like ( although cheap mild cheddar type stuff isn't very interesting).

Emp_Fab

beed84 said:

Olives, Anchovies and Blue Cheeses are fowl

Right... I didn't want to be the forum spelling nazi, but you lot have tried my patience and forced my hand...

Chickens, Turkeys and Partridges are fowl.

You're thinking of foul.

Hootsmon

Katie Rice

Crisps Evans

Tony Blackbuns

Jimmy Breville

Victoria BeckHAM

Pol Pot Noodle

Marmite Thatcher..........and Nick egg

beed84

Emp_Fab said:

beed84 said:

Olives, Anchovies and Blue Cheeses are fowl

Right... I didn't want to be the forum spelling nazi, but you lot have tried my patience and forced my hand...

Chickens, Turkeys and Partridges are fowl.

You're thinking of foul.

You're right, I was thinking of foul.  It has to be said: homophones have a lot to answer for.

Sambostar

chillidoggy said:

Goat's cheese isn't 'strong', not compared to other cheeses, anyway.

And this coming from a man who openly admits he has no sense of smell.... )

Phil_aka_Pip

beed84 said:

 It has to be said: homophones have a lot to answer for.

It's not politically correct these daya

VimFuego

Branshen said:

I eat most things listed here but century eggs are abit too strong for me.

"Through the process, the yolk becomes a dark green to grey colour, with a creamy consistency and an odor of sulphur and ammonia"

 

yum

Nitefly

Broccoli.  Ten years ago nobody had heard of it - now it's bloody everywhere.  Broccoli & Stilton soup fer chrissake.  Broccoli & salmon fish-cakes.  Where will it end?   :-O

Bucket

Oranges - hate the texture, the taste, even the smell is horrible. I don't like being in the same room as someone who's eating one.

Onions - nasty slippery texture, taste pretty horrible too. And as @chrispy108 said, they get glossed over as an ingredient, that's annoying.

Celery - one of the vilest tastes I've ever experienced.

Ginger - the foul-tasting poor relation of the root vegetables. Can't stand it in anything.

Dried fruit. FUCK that.

Sandwich pickle. Why anyone would ever even consider pushing that through their face is beyond me. Vile.

I once had a Bounty as a child and was nearly sick. Not a fan of coconut either.

richardhomer

Things that require you to have the skill of a surgeon to eat; lobsters - you know I mean you!

imalone

Broccoli is possibly one of my favourite foods. As is celery. Most things that are edible and not moving I'll eat, coleslaw is about the only thing I object to the taste of, mussels I like, but give me stomach cramps, as does the combination of coffee and kiwi fruit for reasons I don't understand. Never tried dog but probably wouldn't eat it.
Norwegian brown cheese. Horrible stuff if regarded as cheese, there are versions with fruit eaten at Christmas which led me to realise you have to regard it more as a caramel spread. Still not entirely pleasant, but can eat without feeling ill.
Goats' cheese definitely comes in a range of strengths, quite often you get maxed up versions the point of which seems to be to prove it's goats' cheese, but milder ones tend to be nicer.
Edit: haven't tried century eggs, have tried salted eggs, the main impression being that they're very salty.

Deadman

Just duck. Can't abide the smell of it cooking. Other than that, game on.

Col_Decker

Good lord what do you people eat then? If you can fry it, I'll eat it.

 

 

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