What's The Most DISGUSTING Food Item You've Tasted On Your Weightloss / Fitness Journey?
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I don't like Protein powders or bars at all....:-/ they have a weird minerally aftertaste that stays with you for hours.
I'd rather eat real food lol
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Michael190lbs wrote: »Sea urchin sashimi
I wouldn't even know how to begin eating this.0 -
Zero calorie noodles/spaghetti.
I opened the package and had the urge to stick my head into the cats litter tray for some fresh "air" So googled it, yup supposed to smell bad, just rinse, rinse and rinse. Smelled like dog tripe yuk! But was the only carb I had for my home made pasta sauce. Cooked the slimy buggers and drowned them in sauce.
Even after chilli powder, freshly chopped chilli and sauce the flavour was still overpowering. Disgusting! Yuk!!
http://www.eatwater.co.uk/products/slim-easy/slim-noodles/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cse&utm_term=slim-noodles&gclid=CLq20_Xo78kCFQbnwgodgOIB6A.0 -
Kraft fat free cream cheese. Nasty.
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Kale, beets, seaweed, and tuna fish!
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Love tuna (canned), oatmeal and butternut squash. Guess I am odd0
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cwolfman13 wrote: »not sure why i would eat anything disgusting...
If you're trying something for the first time you may not know it's disgusting.
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amyrebeccah wrote: »Michael190lbs wrote: »Sea urchin sashimi
Did you eat the spikes? That looks like an angry eye
You don't eat the spikes (although if the poster tried I can see why he was so unsatisfied). I think the plating looks amazing.
The plating is beautiful. The dish itself, I would feed to my cat.
But would your cat eat it?0 -
Hemp protein powder! Beyond green sludge vile.0
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Cilantro, I decided to use it as I use parsley; not just as a garnish but as a filler, to add a couple of tablespoons of volume for minimal calories; to my 12 serving Chicken Margarita recipe because I had seen via a documentary, that it has health benefits; I believe concerning digestion. It tastes just as vile as it smells, in fact I could smell the taste & vice versa (if that makes sense), never again. I couldn't afford to waste it because after a power outage, that was approximately 27.5 hours & I didn't have a generator, so I wasn't prepared ( I am 35 years old & never had to deal with a power outage, in my area; that was over 4 hours). I lost over $100.00, in frozen & refrigerated food, the 2nd day; that I began trying to lose weight.0
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Kale only nice in smoothies, couldn't eat it cooked.0
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Flax seed pizza crust. Everything about it reminded me of packed wet sand.0
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Eggplant pizza...smh0
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I've tried black bean brownies twice now. First was a little better than the second, since I tried using 2 parts stevia and one part sugar. I'm not used to stevia so the taste was a bit overpowering. Either way, brownies for dinner? Yes, please! I made 1/4 the recipe for a bit under 400 calories, ~12g protein
Thanks, @Sabine_Stroehm !
As for the thread title - I tried powdered egg whites once. Made so much sense to me, avoid dealing with the stuff in cartons just mix it up as I need. I moved recently and threw it out without any second thoughts. It just didn't work, smelled weird and the consistency was basically mixed powder, not egg whites. The people happy with it seemed to be like maybe military dudes who were just happy to have another source of portable protein that doesn't go bad...0 -
Cheers!I've tried black bean brownies twice now. First was a little better than the second, since I tried using 2 parts stevia and one part sugar. I'm not used to stevia so the taste was a bit overpowering. Either way, brownies for dinner? Yes, please! I made 1/4 the recipe for a bit under 400 calories, ~12g protein
Thanks, @Sabine_Stroehm !
Will you try them again?
I like melting a little peanut butter on them at the end.
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KieraGetsFit wrote: »Eggplant pizza...smh
Good stuff! Is it pizza? Who cares! It's yummy!0 -
Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »
Cheers!I've tried black bean brownies twice now. First was a little better than the second, since I tried using 2 parts stevia and one part sugar. I'm not used to stevia so the taste was a bit overpowering. Either way, brownies for dinner? Yes, please! I made 1/4 the recipe for a bit under 400 calories, ~12g protein
Thanks, @Sabine_Stroehm !
Will you try them again?
I like melting a little peanut butter on them at the end.
Heck yeah! I also like the chocolatey chips for a small snack. Yeah I bought the knockoff. My budget for new ingredients excluding the canned black beans was a dollar. Psst Chocolatey chips was $1.59 so I settled for that
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plant protein powder. for the love of all things holy DO NOT BUY IT!0
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Macca powder. The worst.0
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When I was a kid my stepdad used to love to try and force me to eat liver and lima beans. He would make me sit for hours at the table until he thought I would give up and eat it. I would wait him out and when everyone finally went to bed including him, I would dump it in the trash, cover it with other trash and go to bed. Alternate ways of not eating food that he would try to force me to eat were hiding it in a glass of milk or feeding it to the dog begging under the table. I got really good at fooling him. To this day I detest both liver and lima beans.0
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Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »
Cheers!I've tried black bean brownies twice now. First was a little better than the second, since I tried using 2 parts stevia and one part sugar. I'm not used to stevia so the taste was a bit overpowering. Either way, brownies for dinner? Yes, please! I made 1/4 the recipe for a bit under 400 calories, ~12g protein
Thanks, @Sabine_Stroehm !
Will you try them again?
I like melting a little peanut butter on them at the end.
Heck yeah! I also like the chocolatey chips for a small snack. Yeah I bought the knockoff. My budget for new ingredients excluding the canned black beans was a dollar. Psst Chocolatey chips was $1.59 so I settled for that
Glad you like them! I was doubtful going in but really do love them. I'm a big soy eater so I also make them with black soy beans. Higher in fiber and protein.0 -
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foreverslim1111 wrote: »When I was a kid my stepdad used to love to try and force me to eat liver and lima beans. He would make me sit for hours at the table until he thought I would give up and eat it. I would wait him out and when everyone finally went to bed including him, I would dump it in the trash, cover it with other trash and go to bed. Alternate ways of not eating food that he would try to force me to eat were hiding it in a glass of milk or feeding it to the dog begging under the table. I got really good at fooling him. To this day I detest both liver and lima beans.
Hahaha, when I was a kid I would sit at the table forever as well. My favorite hiding spot was placing it in paper towels and sitting on it, then when everyone went upstairs, I would throw it in the trash...lol0 -
Celery. Tastes like well water with a slight crunch.0
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Tinned asparagus, slimy fat yukky worms. I love fresh asparagus but the tinned stuff ewwww0
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Chocolate peanut butter Quest bars, although I like other flavors.
Birthday cake Combat Crunch bars.
I couldn't finish the whole bar. So nasty.0 -
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