Foods That Most People Hate-But You LOVE? (sardines, pizzas, calories)

[Wicked Felina]

Originally Posted by CoastalMaine

I do eat miso soup and some of the tofu in there, but not all of it. Edamame I've had in sushi and can't say with clarity I remember the taste.

Some miso soups are made with chickpeas - it's just like a less-greasy chicken broth, so you can put anything in it you'd like.

Raw, fresh (meaning trucked in from somewhere) edamame tastes kind of like peanuts to me. Snap peas are a heck of lot better tasting imo, and a heck of a lot cheaper!

Score on the sweet pickle sammiches.

[Gil3]

Good 'ol, fried liver and onions

[thepinksquid]

- raw red onions (although they give me killer indigestion)
- Brussels sprouts
- grapefruit (a lot of people in my family dislike it)
- cilantro
- any kind of funky cheese
- tofu
- edamame

[Peggy Anne]

tofu, baba ganoush, tempeh, yogurt,pickled ginger,capers,loma linda products, tabouli, labneh, wheat grass juice.

[SookieStackhouse]

I really like cottage cheese and everybody I know seems to hate it.

[hdwell]

Braunschweiger. I was raised on the stuff from early on. My dear old grandmother loved to spread it on crackers and I learned to eat it that way. I don't eat it anymore as I have gout and it is on the list of "to avoids"

[annika08]

I'll add:

Any kind of Russian food (I grew up on it-most people who are not Russian turn their noses up at it and never want to even try it)
Liverwurst
Turnips/Rutabags
Celery Root (it's awesome mixed in with mashed potatoes)
Hummous
Tabbouleh
Falafel with lots of Tahini

[Sandhillian]

I love purple cabbage (I refuse to call it red). I think it must be the vegetable that Rapunzel's mom wanted so badly.

[Ketabcha]

I like raw potatos with salt and pepper.
I also like spinach and greens.

Lentil soup with ham hocks is a comfort food for me. My mother would make it in a crockpot on weekends that I came home from college for a visit. I'd eat that and sleep the rest of the weekend except for the times I got up to eat more lentils. It's called "daal" in Pakistan and India. Those are usually the only folks I know who like it as much as I do. They don't put ham in it though.

[leilaniguy]

Originally Posted by Sandhillian

I love purple cabbage (I refuse to call it red). I think it must be the vegetable that Rapunzel's mom wanted so badly.

I like it raw, but cooked, especially in stew with potatoes looks real unappetizing.