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My husband won't eat a salad if cucumbers even touch his lettuce, and I'm the same way with green olives. Even if I pick them off of the slice of pizza, I can still taste them. Icky.
I remember one time when I was in high school - yes, they had high school that long ago! - and my Mother had nothing to pack my lunch except some cream cheese and a jar of olives. So she got up early, softened the cream cheese, sliced the olives, and put the ingredients on white bread.
My mother asked me how I liked my lunch and not wanting to hurt her feelings, I told her it was good.
(It wasn't)
We had a lunch swap at school and after that one, nobody would ever let me put my lunch sack in the pile. Periodically, when money was tight, I'd find that dreaded Cr/ch/olive concoction in my bag. Never told her until my kids were in school how I hated that sandwich. I still laugh when I remember it.
I like green olives. Just plain, skip the cream cheese. I like pickles. Just about every kind. Big fat Jewish dills like we used to fish out of the barrel at the deli. Cost a nickel. I like gherkins. I like B&B. I like pickle relish. And jardinière with pickled cauliflower and carrots and onions and...
BUT no black olives TYVM.
No yucky olives shall ever enter my body. However I love pickles and have them almost every day with lunch. My favorite are Mt. Olive bread and butter but i never met a pickle I wouldn't eat!
I do if I have them available but I don't open a can just for a sandwich. I love them in garden salads, too.
I prefer black olives. Green olives are OK, but lose the pimento.
I would lose the olives and just put the pimento (instead of pickles).
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