What trendy foods do you refuse to purchase?
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Lite beer. Why, just why?10
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I'll try new foods and drinks that are trendy or not, but I won't rebuy it or try it if it doesn't look appealing to me or I don't like the taste. The one thing I won't buy is those rainbow bagels. They look like play-doh and don't look good to me at all. A bagel does not need to be colorful to taste good, but everyone was lining up for one and going crazy about it. I saw so many posts about it and videos on it, but it just didn't look good to me.
OK, I just googled them and yeah... you're 100% right. They look exactly like play-doh!3 -
fitoverfortymom wrote: »Greek yogurt, ccocnut water
is greek yogurt a trend? its the only yogurt i ate growing up and im 30. it has like tripple thr protien.. good trend if u ask me.13 -
fitoverfortymom wrote: »Greek yogurt, ccocnut water
is greek yogurt a trend? its the only yogurt i ate growing up and im 30. it has like tripple thr protien.. good trend if u ask me.
This. I can't do "regular" yogurt. Something about it just hits me as vile. Greek yogurt though, I love. I've tried all of the variations I can find (0%, 2%, and full fat) and I have loved all of them.12 -
fitoverfortymom wrote: »Greek yogurt, ccocnut water
is greek yogurt a trend? its the only yogurt i ate growing up and im 30. it has like tripple thr protien.. good trend if u ask me.
I think you're ok then since you were eating it before it became "a thing". It's the only yogurt in our stores here. I used to LOVE those yogurt whips from yoplait. They were like a mousse textured yogurt and I bought them all the time until they pulled them off the shelf and started replacing them with 100 calorie yogurts and Greek yogurts. Now, every yogurt here is greek, so eventually I just had to buy it or not have any yogurt at all.3 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »I buy food I like. I don't buy food I don't like. If a food is 'trendy' and I like it, I buy it. If I don't like it, I don't.
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I've been eating hummus and dark chocolate for years ... long before I heard they were 'trendy'. In fact, this thread is the first I've heard of hummus being 'trendy'. But then I don't pay much attention to that sort of thing.
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fitoverfortymom wrote: »Greek yogurt, ccocnut water
is greek yogurt a trend? its the only yogurt i ate growing up and im 30. it has like tripple thr protien.. good trend if u ask me.
I think you're ok then since you were eating it before it became "a thing". It's the only yogurt in our stores here. I used to LOVE those yogurt whips from yoplait. They were like a mousse textured yogurt and I bought them all the time until they pulled them off the shelf and started replacing them with 100 calorie yogurts and Greek yogurts. Now, every yogurt here is greek, so eventually I just had to buy it or not have any yogurt at all.
ohh yea i had those whips a few times loved that texture. My husband wants regular vanilla yogurt and it always blows my mind how much more protien the greek has. witchcraft if you ask me! lol.5 -
Well, I liked kale before it was cool. So I'm a kale hipster.
I don't buy coconut oil because I don't buy the claims that's it's now healthy.
Any new superfood to come down the pike. I still haven't had anything acai berry. Now I'm suddenly seeing sacha inchi seeds. Never heard of them. The last thing was hemp hearts. They had too many calories. Didn't buy them either.'
Oh, and I don't like Starbucks coffee. I think it tastes burnt.11 -
I guess I like some trendy foods then cause I love hummus w/ pita bread or Carrot's. But, I will only buy the original or red pepper. I like kale, but I also like other leafy green veggies. Maybe it's just cause I'm vegetarian or that I'm just plain weird? Who knows
I also have tried chia seeds. I have some in my fridge haha. I hate the taste of dark chocolate, but then again I'm not really much of a chocolate person and don't understand why people can get obsessed over it.
Ive had acai berry flavored things. It tastes like a tart blueberry/blackberry kind of red grape flavor. Good just not crazy about it.
I've tried some hemp protein before that was garlic and herb. It was gross.3 -
fitoverfortymom wrote: »Greek yogurt, ccocnut water
is greek yogurt a trend? its the only yogurt i ate growing up and im 30. it has like tripple thr protien.. good trend if u ask me.
I think you're ok then since you were eating it before it became "a thing". It's the only yogurt in our stores here. I used to LOVE those yogurt whips from yoplait. They were like a mousse textured yogurt and I bought them all the time until they pulled them off the shelf and started replacing them with 100 calorie yogurts and Greek yogurts. Now, every yogurt here is greek, so eventually I just had to buy it or not have any yogurt at all.
ohh yea i had those whips a few times loved that texture. My husband wants regular vanilla yogurt and it always blows my mind how much more protien the greek has. witchcraft if you ask me! lol.
Yea, they were great. But, now they have yoplait 100 calories greek whips. The taste has some of the whip texture, but you can just tell something is missing cause it's too "airy" if that makes sense.It's not dense enough like the old one was.1 -
Protein bars, any kind! Acai bowls! powdered peanut butter.5
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Yeah, hummus, I haven't tried it but it sounds disgusting.
Avocados
Sun dried tomatoes
Chick peas
Quinoa
Kombucha
Chai
Bottled water
Protein bars
Granola
Almond/soy/rice etc milk2 -
Hummus is really quite nice.
Regarding yogurt ...
I tried Greek Yogurt because there were some flavours I thought I'd like, but I don't like the texture. I do, however, like the texture of the low cal yogurts ... lighter and fluffier. So that's what I choose.4 -
GottaBurnEmAll wrote: »
Oh, and I don't like Starbucks coffee. I think it tastes burnt.
OMG I thought I was the only one. Can't stand the stuff.
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kommodevaran wrote: »Yeah, hummus, I haven't tried it but it sounds disgusting.
Avocados
Sun dried tomatoes
Chick peas
Quinoa
Kombucha
Chai
Bottled water
Protein bars
Granola
Almond/soy/rice etc milk
Oh that post made me feel bad haha. Hummus is basically just like a bean dip. Just with a different kind. It's actually made from chick peas (garbanzo beans), I like avocados, never heard of kombucha what is that?, chai is one of my favorite tea's, I can't use the tap water here. The apartment's pipes I'm renting has potential lead in them, so we buy bottled water and filters. I like soy milk and rice milk and like half the *kitten* you wrote haha. Man I feel so bad lmao2 -
Turmeric is really 'in' at the moment for some reason.
I can't stand it, all it's good for is staining your kitchen utensils yellow.9 -
Chia seeds. So expensive!0
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What is tumeric? I saw that on YouTube on all the videos. People putting it on their face& teeth etc. It kind of looks like a weird mustard seasoning.0
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Catawampous wrote: »GottaBurnEmAll wrote: »
Oh, and I don't like Starbucks coffee. I think it tastes burnt.
OMG I thought I was the only one. Can't stand the stuff.
Oh no, there are many of us. I'd rather drink gas station coffee than Starbucks.11 -
I won't buy Gluten Free products. It's trendy to jump on that bandwagon to lose weight, but so unhealthy. The only people who should adopt that lifestyle are those with diagnosed Colitis, celiac disease, or gluten allergy. I am so truly sick of people wanting to give me details of their bowel movements as they carry on about great it is to be gluten free.
Since I don't have Colitis, Celiac disease, or diagnosed gluten intolerance, I have no reason to make that unhealthy choice, no matter how trendy it is.19 -
All of them, on principle
Hummus however...not trendy ..just food7 -
Anything fat free. Although my daughter still loves her kale and cheddar casserole.0
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Hi
Pretty much all the flavored coffees, especially the seasonal ones from the Coffee chains.4 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »Actually, I will refuse to buy something that is labelled "Gluten Free" when the particular product it is doesn't have gluten in it anyway. I saw a bag of carrots labelled "Gluten Free" FFS. It wasn't even the brand being ironic.
Hi
The local supermarket had a sign proclaiming the Club soda and Seltzers as Sugar Free.6 -
Haha love this thread. For me...
kale
tofu noodles
kombucha
Water infused with veggies
Smoothies with spinach
popcorn in a bag (I don't understand why this is so popular, there is literally a whole entire aisle at my grocery store dedicated to already prepopped bagged popcorn)
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Bbeliever215 wrote: »Chia seeds. Tried it once and it grossed me out
Exactly this.0 -
frankie671 wrote: »Chia seeds. So expensive!
Chia seeds are where I draw the line too. I love "trendy" foods, variety, fusion, have always been an adventurous eater. Okra, spicy stuff, new flavors, texture, bring it.
chia seeds aren't food. Just unpleasant, they don't add anything positive to anything they are in.
Also I can't get with greens in smoothies. Never liked vegetable juice. Love vegetables and don't need to hide them in things.
And I am having mental pushback vs eating bugs. I know logically it makes sense to use them as a resource, and I like crawfish and shrimp, they look like bugs, but crickets, etc. are difficult for me to countenance.2 -
Catawampous wrote: »GottaBurnEmAll wrote: »
Oh, and I don't like Starbucks coffee. I think it tastes burnt.
OMG I thought I was the only one. Can't stand the stuff.
I will say I love the chilie mocha, but thats just chocolate
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frankie671 wrote: »Chia seeds. So expensive!
Chia seeds are where I draw the line too. I love "trendy" foods, variety, fusion, have always been an adventurous eater. Okra, spicy stuff, new flavors, texture, bring it.
chia seeds aren't food. Just unpleasant, they don't add anything positive to anything they are in.
Also I can't get with greens in smoothies. Never liked vegetable juice. Love vegetables and don't need to hide them in things.
And I am having mental pushback vs eating bugs. I know logically it makes sense to use them as a resource, and I like crawfish and shrimp, they look like bugs, but crickets, etc. are difficult for me to countenance.
I can't figure out what to put them in. It's a texture thing for me... welcome help..0
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