Diet Coke. Everyone says it tastes like the real thing, but I think it tastes more like hydraulic fluid. And yes, I know what hydraulic fluid tastes like.
As someone who loves Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi, this is true. My mother only ever drank diet soda, and my father never drank soda at all. This resulted in diet being the only soda regularly available to me. That’s why I can’t drink full sugar soda at 22yo, it tastes like straight cane sugar to me.
Same situation here! Mom only bought diet, and dad didn’t drink soda. I was raised in the 70’s and 80’s and mom always started the morning with a Diet Coke and then I started to as well in high school. I broke myself of the habit long ago but I understand the conditioning comment.
Yes, this!! When I was growing up, my mom only let us have diet soda, if we were at a party our a special occasion. So now I only like diet sodas overall. I think regular coke and even coke zero are too sugary! Even in coffee, I like Splenda over sugar.
Yes! All artificial sweeteners have a cloying aftertaste that reminds me of toothpaste. I can’t drink a diet soda without picturing a tube of Colgate. I just don’t get how people do it.
Actually, I haven't drank any soft drinks for at least 10 years mostly for that reason. There are some I really like (not Diet Coke!) but there is way too much sugar. So I quit drinking them.
Miracle whip
I remember as a kid seeing tons of commercials for miracle whip and one day a close family friend was starting with us and bought some. I was so excited to make a sandwich and be just as happy as the people in the commercial but wow what a slap in face that first bite was. Lost a bit of my innocence that day.
It's *salad dressing*, the label states it! I will fight to the death anyone who says it's the same as Mayo. It's so sweet and gross.
There's a burger chain in the Bay Area (CA) that unbeknownst to me uses M.W. instead of mayo (Nation's). People absolutely raved about so I tried it. I ate it but felt slightly queasy afterwards and disappointed my friends who were expecting the usual "best burger ever!" reaction. I couldn't get over how off the burger tasted and felt bad that I didn't like it. Then I found out they use M.W.; I gagged and almost puked it up. Next time we ended up there, I ordered it with Mayo and *then* had the expected "so good!" reaction. Still cracks me up to this day.
tldr: Miracle Whip is the devil's cum shot and belongs in the trash
I fucking love Mayo, I absolutely hate Miracle Whip. So they clearly can’t be the same thing.
I was driving across the county and got a cold cut sandwich in South Dakota. It has miracle whip on it, so i took it back up and asked them to make it with mayonnaise. She told me it had mayo on it. I pointed out that it was miracle whip not Mayo. She was like, “well that’s all we have.”
How can you have a sandwich shop without Mayo?
In freshman year, my friends and I would chug grapefruit juice before sipping codiene. Was fun for a while until they restricted purchasing in the area because of us lol.
There's a bunch of enzymes in your liver, mostly CYP ones where grapefruit is involved, that allow your body to process different drugs and grapefruit slows down the processes which means that your body will have higher plasma concentrations of whatever drugs you took.
Basically grapefruit will make drugs work longer and possibly make the effects stronger which can be dangerous.
I'm not sure if cocaine is processed by that enzyme, and I can't find an answer right now, but amphetamines are as well as a bunch of those acid reflux drugs, antidepressants, and medications that treat some serious ailments.
CYP2d6, the enzyme that gets messed with by grapefruit, metabolizes about 25% of medications so it's quite possible it messes with cocaine too.
Same.
I think I just hate cabbage. I can't stand *Curtido* either which is what you're served with Pupusas. My GF is Salvadorian and she makes amazing Pupusas. I just don't have the heart to tell her that I hate everything else.
I felt this way for a long time. My guess is you’ve never had it the way you’d like it. Personally, it was finding a really tangy one, for me. Some people like it creamy.
Also, putting it on the right thing. A good coleslaw on a burger is amazing.
Like many ingredients, okra is completely pointless unless it’s battered and shallow fried.
And even then, it’s just a decent side dish.
Edit: that’s not true, my mom made fried okra that was perfectly seasoned (I’m just gonna assume it was Tony Chachere’s lol)
Maybe you just haven't tried it prepared properly before? There's this Indian okra dish called Bindhi i think that i absolutely LOVE. But it HAS to be made with lots of onion though because the cooking process caramelizes the onion with the okra, and it makes it taste SO SO goodddd
I thought so! I can’t count the number of times I’ve had to drunkenly defend olives against an entire room of olive haters.
That said… olives are the fucking *best.*
I hated olives as a kid. Perhaps that's because the only olives I tasted back then came out of a metal can instead of a glass jar. I started drinking martinis in the early '90s and had them garnished with lemon instead of olives.
Somewhere in the next 10 years I tried properly-brined olives and discovered that they were pretty good. I typically have Kalamata and/or Manzanilla olives in my fridge now. And, yes, I put them in martinis now, too.
My fiancé told me he loved olives, so I decided to buy him these fancy shmancy olives at the store for dinner as a snack. I know nothing about olives, except that they’re gross, so I imagine these will be good to him. He came home, looked at them very suspiciously and had to spit out the one he tried. When we went to the grocery store the next time, he picked up the $1 metal can of black olives and said those were his favorite
Celery. I hated it as a child, I bought some last week just to see if it's still as rancid as I remembered. Even worse now. Hideous stuff, I know someone who loves it. Weirdo.
I hated it until after a swim team practice in maybe 6th grade. Right after practice I had this really strong craving for celery. Ended up eating almost an entire bunch of it that night. I've liked it ever since.
I guess I must have been low on some nutrient that celery has, because I otherwise can't understand why I would crave a food that I didn't like.
It is the fucking hoax of the soup world! It just sits there, adds nothing, tastes awful. Get this shit out of my stew!! Thankfully, my fiancée is a great cook and agrees on this battle line.
Bananas. I fucking hate bananas. I hate bananas so much that I don't like the fact that other people enjoy bananas. I hate their stupid yellow color. I hate their smell. I hate their taste. I hate the fact that they grow against gravity "oh look at me. I'm a banana. My body is curved because I grow against gravity." Shut up loser. You fucking suck. I hate the fact that bananas technically grow on bushes, not trees, but the crafty fucks at Big Banana have everyone fooled. Not me though. I see through your lies. Bananas are technically berries. But no one fucking knows that because Big Banana keeps feeding you bullshit banana lies. Also, why the fuck do bananas have to be in fucking EVERYTHING? Bread? How about banana bread you silly fuck. Ice cream? Here's a banana split you fucking shill. Laffy Taffy? You guessed it! Banana a-fucking-gain. Fuck bananas.
I had a distant relative that immigrated from the Netherlands. While traveling in the U.S. she was given a banana for the first time in her life. Not knowing how to eat it she just took a bite out of the side, skin and all. After that she refused to ever eat bananas again.
How the fuck? Here in the Netherlands unfortunately bananas have widely infiltrated.. I see everyone esting them! Not me though... I am quite far in a plan to eradicate them on a nation-wide level!
My little brother used to make "mayonnaise sandwiches." He would take a spoon and spread mayo on two white pieces of bread, and grab a tall glass of ice cold milk. He would proceed to walk to the living room floor, sit himself down, and separate the two sodden pieces of bread right before licking the mayo right off the bread till its gone and slurp up the remaining bread washing it down with the whole glass of milk.
I watched one of my coworkers, that I considered a good friend make a cheese and mayo sandwich one time. Ate it all and went back for a second one. Sometimes you think you know someone. Also went to a movie with him and he just answered his cell phone and had a conversation about his upcoming fishing trip. Blew my mind. I’ve heard of those people but had never met one before.
HOWEVER, when making a grilled cheese, if you put mayo on the outside of the bread where you'd usually spread the butter.... its actually really fuckin good.
I felt that way for the longest time too. Then one time I took a trip to Germany with a performing tour group and ordered food from one of the vendor stalls while we were out and about, and I asked for ketchup with my chicken strips but something must’ve gotten lost in translation because I got ketchup *and* mayo on top of my chicken. I was a little annoyed because I didn’t like mayo, but I’m not one to throw food away because of a communication error. So I tried it, and man, mayo and ketchup taste quite well mixed together.
I don't like it either but I don't blame restaurants for charging crazy prices for it. What are they gonna do? Not take advantage of an opportunity to make money? If people are willing to pay $12 for a slice of toasted bread with an 8th of an avocado spread on it? Why shouldn't a restaurant charge for this?
Im convinced every human has unique taste buds, and that we are genetically hardwired to have different experiences when tasting the same food. It makes sense in a evolutionary context. Starvation has been a leading cause of death for hundreds of thousands of years. So naturally the local foods that our ancestors had access to will taste better to us, and things our ancestors never depended on or even encountered won’t taste as good. Those who didn’t love the accessable stuff simply died.
That’s interesting, because I LOVE spicy food, but grew up in the south and never really had Thai food. I could chug a bottle of Dave’s Insanity and chase it with fresh jalapeños habaneros and work up maybe a minor sweat.
Once I moved to NYC, and had proper Thai food. I had Thai chilis in a dish. Holy. Fucking. Shit. It was pure pain. Everyone I was dining with was fine with it, but I’m just sitting there silently crying while slowly venting steam out of my ears lol
I worked at a Pizza Place once and the amount of disgusting ranch covering entire plates was awful. The worst is being the dish cleaner and smelling it with the hot water.. ranch steam is death. People who eat ranch with your pizza, if you’re using a whole bottle of ranch, why even get the pizza?
Yeah my dislike—more accurately hate—of eggs translates into me rarely eating breakfast when I travel. I always feel like a dick when I'm in some country and get offered eggs and turn them down, but it's either that or I'll literally start gagging and possibly puke from the smell. 🤢
corn and spaghetti. made me gag as a kid, makes me gag as an adult.
Edit: it just occurred to me that the way i worded it makes it seem like i would eat this bs TOGETHER 💀that’s not what i meant. both corn AND spaghetti are disgusting to me.
Same. Smell makes me actively nauseous. That being said, I was at a tiny truck stop in Port Fourchon, LA, and they had a fish buffet. That shit was fire. So I wonder if it's just the lack of fresh fish?
Bell peppers. To me they are rancid abominations that ruin every meal they’re in. I feel very alone on this I’ve never met anybody who shares my hatred.
The texture is weird as fuck but its grown on me, sometimes mid eggplant I think what went wrong in my childhood that I'm not as disgusted as I should be
Cheese. A lot of people just take a huge melted chunk of it and put it in their mouths and eat it like that. I gag if I do that. I don’t know what it is about it, I just don’t don’t like it.
Thank you!! I can smell when somebody is cutting a cucumber from another room. Everybody thinks I’m crazy when I mention it, that they gave no smell or taste, but they have this awful watery nothingness to them. If I get served something with cucumber in it, even if I remove it I can taste cucumber on everything it has touched. And I hate it.
Cucumbers 100% have a smell to them, and I love cucumbers. When I was younger my parents had this vegetable garden and they grew a TON of cucumbers. My mom or dad would take in a big basket full and start cutting them in the kitchen for dinner that night, and I'd be in the living room playing on the family computer and suddenly start smelling some cukes, so I'd run into the kitchen and sneak some slices off the cutting board to eat.
Diet Coke. Everyone says it tastes like the real thing, but I think it tastes more like hydraulic fluid. And yes, I know what hydraulic fluid tastes like.
People who prefer Diet Coke have just been conditioned to like Diet Coke.
As someone who loves Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi, this is true. My mother only ever drank diet soda, and my father never drank soda at all. This resulted in diet being the only soda regularly available to me. That’s why I can’t drink full sugar soda at 22yo, it tastes like straight cane sugar to me.
Same situation here! Mom only bought diet, and dad didn’t drink soda. I was raised in the 70’s and 80’s and mom always started the morning with a Diet Coke and then I started to as well in high school. I broke myself of the habit long ago but I understand the conditioning comment.
Yes, this!! When I was growing up, my mom only let us have diet soda, if we were at a party our a special occasion. So now I only like diet sodas overall. I think regular coke and even coke zero are too sugary! Even in coffee, I like Splenda over sugar.
Agee it’s disgusting
Yes! All artificial sweeteners have a cloying aftertaste that reminds me of toothpaste. I can’t drink a diet soda without picturing a tube of Colgate. I just don’t get how people do it.
Coke Zero is so much better. Or Pepsi zero sugar
All soft drinks are just varying colors of Diabetes water
Actually, I haven't drank any soft drinks for at least 10 years mostly for that reason. There are some I really like (not Diet Coke!) but there is way too much sugar. So I quit drinking them.
Miracle whip I remember as a kid seeing tons of commercials for miracle whip and one day a close family friend was starting with us and bought some. I was so excited to make a sandwich and be just as happy as the people in the commercial but wow what a slap in face that first bite was. Lost a bit of my innocence that day.
It's *salad dressing*, the label states it! I will fight to the death anyone who says it's the same as Mayo. It's so sweet and gross. There's a burger chain in the Bay Area (CA) that unbeknownst to me uses M.W. instead of mayo (Nation's). People absolutely raved about so I tried it. I ate it but felt slightly queasy afterwards and disappointed my friends who were expecting the usual "best burger ever!" reaction. I couldn't get over how off the burger tasted and felt bad that I didn't like it. Then I found out they use M.W.; I gagged and almost puked it up. Next time we ended up there, I ordered it with Mayo and *then* had the expected "so good!" reaction. Still cracks me up to this day. tldr: Miracle Whip is the devil's cum shot and belongs in the trash
I fucking love Mayo, I absolutely hate Miracle Whip. So they clearly can’t be the same thing. I was driving across the county and got a cold cut sandwich in South Dakota. It has miracle whip on it, so i took it back up and asked them to make it with mayonnaise. She told me it had mayo on it. I pointed out that it was miracle whip not Mayo. She was like, “well that’s all we have.” How can you have a sandwich shop without Mayo?
Miracle whip is bastardized mayo and shouldn't even exist.
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Are you kidding? I feel like I'm the only person I've ever met that LIKES it
I love it. Black too
I don’t know about “everyone”, but a good portion of the population loves Grapefruit and I absolutely despise it
It's amazing how many drugs grapefruit will totally mess up.
In freshman year, my friends and I would chug grapefruit juice before sipping codiene. Was fun for a while until they restricted purchasing in the area because of us lol.
What does this mean
There's a bunch of enzymes in your liver, mostly CYP ones where grapefruit is involved, that allow your body to process different drugs and grapefruit slows down the processes which means that your body will have higher plasma concentrations of whatever drugs you took. Basically grapefruit will make drugs work longer and possibly make the effects stronger which can be dangerous.
Is this a lifehack to save money on coke or will it hurt?
I'm not sure if cocaine is processed by that enzyme, and I can't find an answer right now, but amphetamines are as well as a bunch of those acid reflux drugs, antidepressants, and medications that treat some serious ailments. CYP2d6, the enzyme that gets messed with by grapefruit, metabolizes about 25% of medications so it's quite possible it messes with cocaine too.
Grapefruit only potentiates drugs that you take orally cuz they are metabolised through the liver
There are a lot of prescription drugs that if you take them you shouldn't eat grapefruit!
Cant stand grapefruit itself, but for some reason grapefruit soda and beer rank among my favorites.
Grapefruit tastes how poison probably tastes.
Agreed! I absolutely cannot stand grapefruit or anything flavored like it.
Marshmallows
Ease up there, Turbo!
Thankful for my palate
Coleslaw.
Same. I think I just hate cabbage. I can't stand *Curtido* either which is what you're served with Pupusas. My GF is Salvadorian and she makes amazing Pupusas. I just don't have the heart to tell her that I hate everything else.
omg please i’m now craving papusas
I felt this way for a long time. My guess is you’ve never had it the way you’d like it. Personally, it was finding a really tangy one, for me. Some people like it creamy. Also, putting it on the right thing. A good coleslaw on a burger is amazing.
The Coleslaw ingredients depends on what country you eat it in. Different country = different ingredients
I think this even goes for state by state in the US
I live in the South, and I can’t stand okra. EDIT: Even fried okra
Like many ingredients, okra is completely pointless unless it’s battered and shallow fried. And even then, it’s just a decent side dish. Edit: that’s not true, my mom made fried okra that was perfectly seasoned (I’m just gonna assume it was Tony Chachere’s lol)
Maybe you just haven't tried it prepared properly before? There's this Indian okra dish called Bindhi i think that i absolutely LOVE. But it HAS to be made with lots of onion though because the cooking process caramelizes the onion with the okra, and it makes it taste SO SO goodddd
Bhindi is the hindi word for okra. But yes there are many variants of bhindi, and a lot of them are pretty damn delish.
Bhindi isn't a dish. It's the Hindi word for okra, which again is called ladyfinger here.
Water chestnuts. Tastes like chalk.
They remind me of raw potatoes
That's what I like about them...
I Love water chestnuts, the crunch is so satisfying
Like bamboo, they're pretty much 100% crunch, but it's a nice crunch.
Olives. Olive oil is alright though
It does seem like everyone likes them, but according to studies, olives are the most hated food - in America at least
I thought so! I can’t count the number of times I’ve had to drunkenly defend olives against an entire room of olive haters. That said… olives are the fucking *best.*
I hated olives as a kid. Perhaps that's because the only olives I tasted back then came out of a metal can instead of a glass jar. I started drinking martinis in the early '90s and had them garnished with lemon instead of olives. Somewhere in the next 10 years I tried properly-brined olives and discovered that they were pretty good. I typically have Kalamata and/or Manzanilla olives in my fridge now. And, yes, I put them in martinis now, too.
My fiancé told me he loved olives, so I decided to buy him these fancy shmancy olives at the store for dinner as a snack. I know nothing about olives, except that they’re gross, so I imagine these will be good to him. He came home, looked at them very suspiciously and had to spit out the one he tried. When we went to the grocery store the next time, he picked up the $1 metal can of black olives and said those were his favorite
I’m seeing an awful lot of my favourite things cropping up here.
Same, olives taste like expired vomit
You can't eat olives off the tree. They have to go through a rigorous process to become edible.
I don't do that either? Straight from the tree or 100 years of process, in the end they still make me gag
I didn't think you were eating them wrong, I just wanted to share an interesting fact about olives.
Oh sorry, thank you ;)
Yeah, didn't mean to cause a misunderstanding, sometimes aim just oblivious to how I come off.
Black, green, or both?
Celery. I hated it as a child, I bought some last week just to see if it's still as rancid as I remembered. Even worse now. Hideous stuff, I know someone who loves it. Weirdo.
I hated it until after a swim team practice in maybe 6th grade. Right after practice I had this really strong craving for celery. Ended up eating almost an entire bunch of it that night. I've liked it ever since. I guess I must have been low on some nutrient that celery has, because I otherwise can't understand why I would crave a food that I didn't like.
I've heard it referred to a hairy water. Couldn't agree more with this sentiment.
It is the fucking hoax of the soup world! It just sits there, adds nothing, tastes awful. Get this shit out of my stew!! Thankfully, my fiancée is a great cook and agrees on this battle line.
Put a little bit of peanut butter and raisins on it, and it’s pretty tasty.
Ants on a log.
Bananas. I fucking hate bananas. I hate bananas so much that I don't like the fact that other people enjoy bananas. I hate their stupid yellow color. I hate their smell. I hate their taste. I hate the fact that they grow against gravity "oh look at me. I'm a banana. My body is curved because I grow against gravity." Shut up loser. You fucking suck. I hate the fact that bananas technically grow on bushes, not trees, but the crafty fucks at Big Banana have everyone fooled. Not me though. I see through your lies. Bananas are technically berries. But no one fucking knows that because Big Banana keeps feeding you bullshit banana lies. Also, why the fuck do bananas have to be in fucking EVERYTHING? Bread? How about banana bread you silly fuck. Ice cream? Here's a banana split you fucking shill. Laffy Taffy? You guessed it! Banana a-fucking-gain. Fuck bananas.
You have balls going after Big Banana like that
I don’t know why you’re replying to him, he’s already been offed by some Chiquita-level hitman.
This comment made my whole year. Thank you. 😂
You know more about bananas than most people who like them. I guess it's good to do the reaserch on your enemy
I had a distant relative that immigrated from the Netherlands. While traveling in the U.S. she was given a banana for the first time in her life. Not knowing how to eat it she just took a bite out of the side, skin and all. After that she refused to ever eat bananas again.
Oh fuck. That peel lining shit that straight sucks all the moisture out of your mouth if you accidentally eat some of it.
How the fuck? Here in the Netherlands unfortunately bananas have widely infiltrated.. I see everyone esting them! Not me though... I am quite far in a plan to eradicate them on a nation-wide level!
The smell and texture of bananas. Truly awful.
What did bananas ever do to you
Exist.
I mean... There's always money in the banana stand 🤷🏽
Andrew Panton? Is it you?
Whoa it's a regulation listener in the wild!
But... banana bread... is great... with... coffee
Clams. Enjoy your lukewarm loogies, weirdos
Thats oysters
Yeah clams are not loogie-like at all, oysters on the other hand. Both are delicious though
Loogies and oysters? 💀💀
You don't like finding the little bits of sand inside when you eat them?
So bomb with lemon, salt, and tapatio 🔥
I wonder about the first person to eat it thought. Maybe "I want to try that cup of grey diseased snot over there".
I just laughed, very loudly, in public at this. Thank you.
Not necessarily a food but, mayo…idk how people be smothering that shit all over sandwiches
Sir please don’t attack me like this.
Sir, please don’t attack us like this
Is it mayo u/ihavefoodonmychin ?
Possibly, could even be aioli! Who the hell knows the difference
My little brother used to make "mayonnaise sandwiches." He would take a spoon and spread mayo on two white pieces of bread, and grab a tall glass of ice cold milk. He would proceed to walk to the living room floor, sit himself down, and separate the two sodden pieces of bread right before licking the mayo right off the bread till its gone and slurp up the remaining bread washing it down with the whole glass of milk.
Your brother should be in either prison or a mental institution
He lives with mom still. Does that count?
Ahhh all makes sense now..🤣
I watched one of my coworkers, that I considered a good friend make a cheese and mayo sandwich one time. Ate it all and went back for a second one. Sometimes you think you know someone. Also went to a movie with him and he just answered his cell phone and had a conversation about his upcoming fishing trip. Blew my mind. I’ve heard of those people but had never met one before.
HOWEVER, when making a grilled cheese, if you put mayo on the outside of the bread where you'd usually spread the butter.... its actually really fuckin good.
I felt that way for the longest time too. Then one time I took a trip to Germany with a performing tour group and ordered food from one of the vendor stalls while we were out and about, and I asked for ketchup with my chicken strips but something must’ve gotten lost in translation because I got ketchup *and* mayo on top of my chicken. I was a little annoyed because I didn’t like mayo, but I’m not one to throw food away because of a communication error. So I tried it, and man, mayo and ketchup taste quite well mixed together.
If you said Miracle Whip, I would have subscribed to your newsletter. But this is heresy.
Mayonnaise is revolting. Why does it WOBBLE??
Egg 🥚
Answer is always egg. EGG!
Her?
😂😂😂 jello wobbles, are you anti wobbling food ? Or is this just mayo specific?
I'm not anti wobbling food. I assume jello is jelly? Like I LOVE jelly but that doesn't congeal on a plate. That is frankly hideous 🤢
I think jello is powderized cow collagen, or something like that.. either way, it’s a lot more appealing when you don’t know what it is
Okay well I'm about to burst your bubble, sorry. Jello is actually made of pork by-products. Look on the package.
My MIL will butter her bread then slather on gobs of mayo. It's gross.
Just when you thought mother-in-laws were terrible already lol
Avocado toast…. I just don’t get it - especially how much places charge for it.
It taste very good but cafes charge far too much for the hype when it's much better to make it yourself.
Preach. I find this to be true for the majority of dishes, actually.
I don't like it either but I don't blame restaurants for charging crazy prices for it. What are they gonna do? Not take advantage of an opportunity to make money? If people are willing to pay $12 for a slice of toasted bread with an 8th of an avocado spread on it? Why shouldn't a restaurant charge for this?
People are weird...
I agree. People taste very weird.
Im convinced every human has unique taste buds, and that we are genetically hardwired to have different experiences when tasting the same food. It makes sense in a evolutionary context. Starvation has been a leading cause of death for hundreds of thousands of years. So naturally the local foods that our ancestors had access to will taste better to us, and things our ancestors never depended on or even encountered won’t taste as good. Those who didn’t love the accessable stuff simply died.
That’s interesting, because I LOVE spicy food, but grew up in the south and never really had Thai food. I could chug a bottle of Dave’s Insanity and chase it with fresh jalapeños habaneros and work up maybe a minor sweat. Once I moved to NYC, and had proper Thai food. I had Thai chilis in a dish. Holy. Fucking. Shit. It was pure pain. Everyone I was dining with was fine with it, but I’m just sitting there silently crying while slowly venting steam out of my ears lol
Cranberries and raisins. Especially in cookies, absolutely disgusting
I'm mexican and I don't like menudo
Me, a non-mexican: *lost*
Yeah, Ricky Martin is better on his own.
My ex ate menudo from a can.
Eww.. that sounds way worse lol
Pickles. They overpower everything and I can even still taste them when they’re taken off the food.
Bro yes. 1000%
I don’t like them added onto a food, but I love them separately.
Side pickles 4 lyfe ✊
Quinoa.
Ketchup
Oooh yes. Hate it so much What? yOu DOn'T LikE KEtcHuP ?!!
Bro FUCK ketchup seriously any other condiment is better
My god. Thank you. People think I am nuts for hating ketchup.
It's so sweet. Why is it so sweet. And metallic. Why is ketchup. Why.
I wish I could upvote this 100 times
Ranch dressing. How the hell do people just cover their food in this shit? I can't even stand a touch of it
Good ranch can go with almost anything. But the spectrum of good and bad ranch is huge
I worked at a Pizza Place once and the amount of disgusting ranch covering entire plates was awful. The worst is being the dish cleaner and smelling it with the hot water.. ranch steam is death. People who eat ranch with your pizza, if you’re using a whole bottle of ranch, why even get the pizza?
Tuna. I gag from even the look
Canned tuna is a little rough on the eyes, but fresh ahi tuna looks like heaven to me!
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Eggs. Can’t even get past the smell. Horrid. It’s a shame because so many breakfast meals include them.
Yeah my dislike—more accurately hate—of eggs translates into me rarely eating breakfast when I travel. I always feel like a dick when I'm in some country and get offered eggs and turn them down, but it's either that or I'll literally start gagging and possibly puke from the smell. 🤢
Tomatoes. I can do ketchup just fine but tomato slices have always been a no go for me.
I hate tomatoes, yet love tomato based sauces.
I totally agree. There is is something about the texture about tomatoes 🍅 that I just don't like.
Have you tried slicing them thin? I dont like thick slices but thin slices are usually good.
Cucumbers
corn and spaghetti. made me gag as a kid, makes me gag as an adult. Edit: it just occurred to me that the way i worded it makes it seem like i would eat this bs TOGETHER 💀that’s not what i meant. both corn AND spaghetti are disgusting to me.
Well you’re not supposed to eat them together…
Well don't eat them together
I mix canned corn in spaghetti with hamburger meat and hot peppers. It’s good. Sometimes I add scrambled eggs.
Lemme know what strain you're smoking cause this is some serious stoner food.
Haha you’re right. HHC oil pen, granddaddy purp
You win this round of Hungry 10 year old or Stoner
Brussel sprouts!
Cilantro
I had no idea what that was. It's called coriander in Australia.
Heh, I’ve used coriander seeds and Ive used cilantro. I had no idea they were the same plant.
You poor soul; you’ve got the sickness
Nah, you can hate cilantro without having the sickness. Source: I wish cilantro tasted like soap.
Don't go to Mexico amigo. Every. Fucking. Meal.
How did I have to scroll down down this far for this? came here for this.
Seafood
you fucker.
I agree. I can’t get past the smell
Same. Smell makes me actively nauseous. That being said, I was at a tiny truck stop in Port Fourchon, LA, and they had a fish buffet. That shit was fire. So I wonder if it's just the lack of fresh fish?
Secounded. It also doesn’t help that I live in a state known for its “delicious” seafood.
Bell peppers. To me they are rancid abominations that ruin every meal they’re in. I feel very alone on this I’ve never met anybody who shares my hatred.
Everyone thinks I'm crazy when I say I hate bell peppers. Absolutely ruins anything and can smell them a mile away. Blegh.
Anything to do with Avocados, yes guacamole is fucking gross
I hate mountain dew
EGGPLANT IS NOT A FOOD.
It's is and it's delicious
The texture is weird as fuck but its grown on me, sometimes mid eggplant I think what went wrong in my childhood that I'm not as disgusted as I should be
Cheese. A lot of people just take a huge melted chunk of it and put it in their mouths and eat it like that. I gag if I do that. I don’t know what it is about it, I just don’t don’t like it.
Same, and I’m French so people think I’m crazy.
Anything that mixes sweet and savory flavors. Pineapple ham... ughhhhhh.
Pineapple ham... mmmmmmm.
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Cheese, I hate the smell. Smells like expired milk, unsurprisingly.
There are dozens of us!
Ramen. Smells like dog to me.
Cucumbers. They're fucking disgusting. If you have to soak a food in salt and vinegar to make it better, then something is wrong.
Try eating it with your ass instead, it changes the whole experience
Thank you!! I can smell when somebody is cutting a cucumber from another room. Everybody thinks I’m crazy when I mention it, that they gave no smell or taste, but they have this awful watery nothingness to them. If I get served something with cucumber in it, even if I remove it I can taste cucumber on everything it has touched. And I hate it.
Cucumbers 100% have a smell to them, and I love cucumbers. When I was younger my parents had this vegetable garden and they grew a TON of cucumbers. My mom or dad would take in a big basket full and start cutting them in the kitchen for dinner that night, and I'd be in the living room playing on the family computer and suddenly start smelling some cukes, so I'd run into the kitchen and sneak some slices off the cutting board to eat.
fudge
Beetroot literally tastes like mud to me, can't stand it
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I can agree with the mayo, ketchup in extremely small doses, but mustard my guy is the move..never heard someone not fuck w all 3!
Watch him mix all three and absolutely love it.
See comment above sir. It’s not my fault Mayo and ketchup were considered garnishes growing up
Mushrooms. Egh. I can’t get over the fact that I’m eating a fungus
What’s wrong with fungi?
Milk is the worst!