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Why would I make that up? I really don't like those things.
Especially with the chocolate...I know, I know: I'm a disgrace to the Sisterhood.
No self-respecting female eschews chocolate.
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oh, and although it is not food, I absolutely loate the taste and smell of beer...of any kind. My ex used to tell me that when we went to Germany, I would develop a taste for it. Ummm...wrong!!! I gag at the smell alone.
Hummus, curry, bagels and lox and pretty much any food i don't cook myself or from family. The last time i ate at a friends house there was a hair in the food (gross) and never would buy any prepared mayo food from a supermarket. Just looking at the stuff makes me sour..You know the top of that stuff get's crusty and the next day they just mix it up again to make it look okay for the folks who buy it..
What are some foods that a lot of people seem to like but you don't? I'm not talking about things like organ meats (liver) or things like bugs that I would think many people would not like.
What made me think of this was watching some cooking and food videos on YouTube. I was looking at Japanese cuisine and got around to grilled eel over steamed white rice, called unagi.
My co-workers and friends like unagi, but it's something I never really liked. It doesn't taste particularly bad, but just the thought of eating something I picture as a slimy looking fish turns me off.
Ribs and lobster. Oysters, mussels (but I like clams) and meatloaf. Ketchup and steak sauce (but I like barbecue sauce).
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Peas
Nobody likes peas!
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