Food odors you can't stand (sardines, frozen, chinese, worse)

[20yrsinBranson]

The smell (and taste) of garlic makes me sick.

20yrsinBranson

[Sprawling_Homeowner]

You folks really have weak noses. I read the entire thread and the only food that challenges me is durian. I can take kimchi and Indian food (although I admit the latter does get to me, but not when I eat it - I dislike it when I smell it off of people).

[Oerdin]

Reading this thread has made me realize I'm not really disgusted by very much.

[Debsi]

Actually we probably have stronger noses than you!

Having a super-human sense of smell is a curse, not a blessing.

Except for that time I was the only one who knew the gas was on in the house... (fireplace on but not lit)

[ElizNJ]

Deli style Roast Beef ewwwwwwwwwww.

[gym rat]

Making Salmon in the house and not on the grill.

[Chadro77]

Any kind of Italian Food. Mostly because I despise Italian Food.

[trustmeiknow]

I hate smelling milk whether it is brand new or past the expiration date.

[TabulaRasa]

Not big on anything seafood-related, whether cooking or the smell of the raw. I will go to great lengths to avoid the corner of my grocery store where all the fish and shrimp is sitting on ice. I'm from the Midwest, so it's not an issue, but when I've been on the coasts, I cannot tolerate even open-air fish markets. Fish smell makes me shudder.

And while I generally enjoy eating ranch dressing, the smell of it after the fact (like, say, residue of it on plates that were tossed away or dumped in the lunchroom trash, or the lingering smell of it in the air) is just repulsive.

[jdhall1]

Anything cooked the George Foreman grill because it stinks up the whole house and burning of red meat on cooktop