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  1. #1
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    Talking Food for thought

    Since this seems to be a major topic of conversation around these parts and today's posts have been making me giggle, I thought I'd start an extra silly one.

    What WON'T you eat? For instance, I know someone who doesn't like raisins in her carrot cake or dried cherries in my chocolate choc-chip muffins. I did manage to convert her to the evilness of fresh home-raised apricots.

    I personally won't eat tomato aspic or eggplant, but I LOVE brussel sprouts.

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    Frends know gud humors when dey is hear it. ~ Da Crockydiles of ZZE.

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    cooked green peppers. ew.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Irulan
    cooked green peppers. ew.
    Green peppers in general. Leave them on the plant, let them turn red. Now you're talking.

    V.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SadieKate

    What brings out the princess in you?
    You're EVIL Sarah. Just plain evil! Do you know how long my list will be?

    Brussel sprouts, eggplant, cooked raisins, cherries, too much broccoli (a little is okay), uncooked meats (bad sushi experience), Cold Stone ice cream. I still shudder when I think about why I don't eat that. I'll think of more.

    I did have ice cream for lunch - Dreamery Peanut Butter Cup. Hey, I rode 45 miles this morning. It's what I wanted for lunch. And you all thought I was kidding when I said I rode for ice cream.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Veronica
    You're EVIL Sarah. Just plain evil!
    Well, one of my little goals will be to make your list shorter! I learned to love both acorn squash and sweet potatos as an adult. There's still hope for you.

    Now, green peppers on pizza - I'm gagging right now. Yeah, let them grow up first.
    Frends know gud humors when dey is hear it. ~ Da Crockydiles of ZZE.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SadieKate
    I learned to love both acorn squash and sweet potatos as an adult.

    I like squash and sweet potatoes.

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    1.Meat!
    Been veggie for 4 years, but I do actually eat some fish so I'm not a true veggie.

    2.Anything that's not grown organically.
    No- that's not true, although I do make an effort to go for the organic option where ever I can.

    Apart from that I'm incredibly unfussy and there's not much I won't eat. I don't like pears very much and I don't go for oranges much either but that's only because I can't be bothered to peel them, so I don't think that counts, and I love orange juice.

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    balut
    anything featured on Fear Factor
    and bell peppers of ANY color!

    I also DO NOT hav any unfinished wood in my home... no wood spoons and don't even TALK about eating a popsicle from one of those gawd awful wood sticks... and keep toothpicks away from me too... my hair is standing on end just thinking about it... it's my "fingernails on the chalkboard"...
    There is a fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness".

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    WOW! So far I love everything you all hate. I especially love green peppers on my pizza (add mushrooms and I'm in heaven!). Also love eggplant, broccoli, brussel sprouts eveything. Not the biggest meat eater only because my system does not digest it well. I do love sashimi (raw fish) and most sushi in general (hey, my heritage - I grew up on the stuff). About the only things I just won't eat are: LIVER (and any other organ meats), and banana squash. I love squash in general but I think because my mom made me eat banana squash as a kid, which was slimy and ucky, I just can't tolerate it now. Also, I can't eat garlic (allergy) so I tend to stay away from Italian food and other ethnic foods unless I prepare them myself. You'll be amazed at how good stuff is without the garlic! Yes, I know I'm the only person in the world that doesn't like garlic. It's very hard for me to eat out since most restaurants delight in using garlic. Japanese is the only exception which is probably why it's my favorite. And for some reason, since, unfortunately I enjoy most sweets, I don't like really sweet stuff like pecan pie, flan or custard. But ice cream, now that's a gift from heaven!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MightyMitre
    1.Meat!
    Been veggie for 4 years, but I do actually eat some fish so I'm not a true veggie.

    2.Anything that's not grown organically.
    No- that's not true, although I do make an effort to go for the organic option where ever I can.

    Apart from that I'm incredibly unfussy and there's not much I won't eat. I don't like pears very much and I don't go for oranges much either but that's only because I can't be bothered to peel them, so I don't think that counts, and I love orange juice.

    you are a pescatarian, a demi-vegetarian, or a pesca-vegetarian, but not a vegetarian.
    Last edited by Irulan; 06-29-2005 at 04:35 PM.
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    I just learned to like eggplant....the skinny japanese kind. I chop it up and put it in a Mediterranean pasta sauce I make.

    I will not eat escargot. Not ever, can't make me, nix, nope, no way.
    Last edited by snapdragen; 03-25-2007 at 08:08 AM.

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    Escargot is not really food. I think its a joke the French have played on us... "let's get those stupid Americans to eat snails... hee hee hee! The joke's on them!"

    Also anything they eat on Fear Factor is also not food, it's just not...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Veronica
    Cold Stone ice cream. I still shudder when I think about why I don't eat that. V.
    do my thighs a favor and tell me why........

    yup, I'm outta hibernation -
    Cheers!

    Cindy

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    No Raw veges for me.

    For some reason I don't eat raw tomatoes, raw onions, lettuce and most other salad veges. So therefore, I don't really eat salads. Exceptions being Potato salad, Tuna Pasta Salad, Chicken Caesar Salad (minus the lettuce) and oddly enough, KFC Coleslaw.
    I don't drink coffee (when I was kid I was given a coffee instead of a hot chocolate drink. I remember it had a yukky taste).
    I refuse to eat weetbix with milk.
    And if I consume too much dairy products or white bread products I get an upset tummy. And anything to do with citrus fruit, particularly oranges, gives me a bit of a headache. They're my food intolerances.

    On the upside I absolutely love cheese, the stronger the better.
    I am partial to most types of pasta dishes.
    And as my parents back home own a bakery, I have a liking for pastries, fruit slices, muffins, cakes and sweet biscuits. Bad for you, but so yummy.
    Oh, and I'd better meantion Diet Coke. I'm trying to wean myself of that stuff.

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    eh?

    Marmite? Is this another yeast product that I'm missing out on?

    mmmm salty.
    "Only the meek get pinched, the bold survive"

 

 

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