Why does this food even exist?
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Wynterbourne wrote: »
Wow!! Sorry to offend your kitchen. But seriously, if I'm eating anything and notice bits of mushroom, I pick out as many as I possibly can.
Also mushroom flavored stuff leaves a taste in my mouth, and a feeling in my stomach a long while after.
Anyway, you enjoy!!
That's how I feel about lima beans. They have no place in a frozen "mixed vegetables" package.2 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »
One of my cats may oppose that. His name is Truffle and not named after the chocolate kind.
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Wynterbourne wrote: »
Wow!! Sorry to offend your kitchen. But seriously, if I'm eating anything and notice bits of mushroom, I pick out as many as I possibly can.
Also mushroom flavored stuff leaves a taste in my mouth, and a feeling in my stomach a long while after.
Anyway, you enjoy!!
S'ok. It just means more for me. Mushrooms are one of my favorites things ever. Be sure to send yours my way.
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livingleanlivingclean wrote: »livingleanlivingclean wrote: »
I can't do mixed meats. It makes me squirm. So meatballs or meat loaf that are made with more than 1 type of meat are out too. The only exception is sushi.
Even though you can pick them apart and eat them separately?
Yep. I don't even like having 2 different types of meat in the same meal, let alone in the same dish. So really, any type of "mystery meat" concoction seems like a science experiment and not anything that should be eaten.
Also, all these fried carnival/fair foods are weird. Deep fried Kool-aid? Deep fried butter? Really? Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
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livingleanlivingclean wrote: »fitoverfortymom wrote: »Coconut water.
Yes! Like drinking sweat.
There was a nasty Spearmint water I tried a few years ago. It tasted like water that was mixed with used spearmint chewing gum.0 -
This thread has reminded me that I have a bunch of dried fruit marinating in Grand Marnier and that I'd better turn it into fruitcake ASAP. My fruitcake does not suck.7
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Kale . . . I know it's good for you, but it tastes terrible!! I have tried to like it, but I just can't. BLECK.
Creamed vegetables . . . especially creamed corn. GROSS. It smells terrible, looks terrible, tastes terrible. I don't get it.
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Kale . . . I know it's good for you, but it tastes terrible!! I have tried to like it, but I just can't. BLECK.
Creamed vegetables . . . especially creamed corn. GROSS. It smells terrible, looks terrible, tastes terrible. I don't get it.
Creamed corn out of a can is gross. Real creamed corn (real corn sauteed and served in a cooked down cream sauce), is delicious.
I also have a huge love of creamed spinach. It might actually be one of my desert island foods.2 -
candy corn.2
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JeepHair77 wrote: »Why is carrot cake a thing? Why in the world did someone look at cake and say to themselves, "This needs a vegetable"?
Ban yourself. Carrot cake is the greatest invention ever. Rum is a close 2nd.
You know, I'll bet a person could take some carrot cake, brush it with rum, layer it with cream cheese and/or mascarpone whipped with heavy cream, in a sort of tiramisu fashion, and really have something there.
< . . . wanders off toward kitchen, whistling innocently . . . .>
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melaniedscott wrote: »JeepHair77 wrote: »Why is carrot cake a thing? Why in the world did someone look at cake and say to themselves, "This needs a vegetable"?
Ban yourself. Carrot cake is the greatest invention ever. Rum is a close 2nd.
Hmmm. Idea: Carrot Rum Cake!
Been done. As good as it sounds.
That said, I still prefer keeping them separate.0 -
rainbowbow wrote: »livingleanlivingclean wrote: »TheHawk007 wrote: »Fruitcake? Well, if you are what you eat....
Salted licorice? Never heard of that. You take a nice cherry Red Vine, and somebody went "This needs sodium" WTF is that?
Like all things, Spam (in moderation) is okay. Cubed and mixed with scrambled eggs is better than ham, IMHO.
3 Musketeers? Only candy that gives me instant diarrhea.........just horrible
Salted licorice is licorice flavoured, not red vine flavoured (calling that stuff licorice is wrong imo)...
i live in denmark where licorice is in literally everything.- Salted licorice? Got it.
- "Sweet" licorice? Check.
- Licorice in Chocolate bars.
- Licorice in Ice Cream.
- Licorice in cookies.
- Licorice in bread.
- Licorice in alcohol? of course.
- licorice flødeboller? you bet!
- Licorice gum? hahaha
Welcome to my licorice hell.GottaBurnEmAll wrote: »I loathe licorice. The only thing remotely licorice flavored I can handle are anise flavored pizelles, and I haven't had them in years since I was diagnosed with celiac disease. And I think I used to like them more for the nostalgia factor than the actual taste. My grandmother made really good pizelles.
Ouzo.1 -
I think Peeps are disgusting and stick to your teeth way too much.
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Vegamite. It is disgusting. I dont understand the purpose of it.0
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tcunbeliever wrote: »I love cherries soaked in whiskey and covered in chocolate...though, homemade liquor treats are way better than store bought, some of the store ones aren't half bad.
I'm more baffled by chicken feet and pigs feet...why would anyone want to eat feet, and what the heck is there even to eat on a chickens foot???
Pigs feet date back to slavery in the south when the owners would give the slaves the parts of the animal they wouldn't eat themselves.
A culture of cooking evolved around preparing these things for consumption and still exists today.
and Chitterlings1 -
There use to be some kind of lunch meat with pasta in <yuk>
Those Strawberry marshmellow candies, taste like straight red food colouring.
Marzipan.... not my thing.0 -
tcunbeliever wrote: »I love cherries soaked in whiskey and covered in chocolate...though, homemade liquor treats are way better than store bought, some of the store ones aren't half bad.
I'm more baffled by chicken feet and pigs feet...why would anyone want to eat feet, and what the heck is there even to eat on a chickens foot???
Pigs feet date back to slavery in the south when the owners would give the slaves the parts of the animal they wouldn't eat themselves.
A culture of cooking evolved around preparing these things for consumption and still exists today.
and Chitterlings
And...
Beef pizzles
Hog maws
Pigs ears
I've seen some nasty stuff floating in jars of brine in many corner stores and delis growing up down South. And wondered how long they've been there.
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tcunbeliever wrote: »I love cherries soaked in whiskey and covered in chocolate...though, homemade liquor treats are way better than store bought, some of the store ones aren't half bad.
I'm more baffled by chicken feet and pigs feet...why would anyone want to eat feet, and what the heck is there even to eat on a chickens foot???
Pigs feet date back to slavery in the south when the owners would give the slaves the parts of the animal they wouldn't eat themselves.
A culture of cooking evolved around preparing these things for consumption and still exists today.
and Chitterlings
Are you talkin about my pork rinds???0 -
tcunbeliever wrote: »I love cherries soaked in whiskey and covered in chocolate...though, homemade liquor treats are way better than store bought, some of the store ones aren't half bad.
I'm more baffled by chicken feet and pigs feet...why would anyone want to eat feet, and what the heck is there even to eat on a chickens foot???
Pigs feet date back to slavery in the south when the owners would give the slaves the parts of the animal they wouldn't eat themselves.
A culture of cooking evolved around preparing these things for consumption and still exists today.
and Chitterlings
Are you talkin about my pork rinds???
Chitterlings are intestines. Pork rinds are fried pig skin. Maybe you're thinking crackling.0 -
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newheavensearth wrote: »Beef pizzles
oh my. okay, first i will mention the time a very nice, very worried-looking, very respectable middle-aged middle eastern man accosted me in the pan-asian supermarket and said 'please, do you know what part of the animal is this word?' and of course i read the label on the styropak thing he was showing to me and of course it said 'beef pizzle'.
and of course i chickened out. i felt bad about not being more helpful because honestly, most of the time i will go out of my way for newer canadians. but not this time; i could not.
then i'll just . . . . leave this here. because this is what the post-encounter googling brought me straight to.
you're all welcome.
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newheavensearth wrote: »tcunbeliever wrote: »I love cherries soaked in whiskey and covered in chocolate...though, homemade liquor treats are way better than store bought, some of the store ones aren't half bad.
I'm more baffled by chicken feet and pigs feet...why would anyone want to eat feet, and what the heck is there even to eat on a chickens foot???
Pigs feet date back to slavery in the south when the owners would give the slaves the parts of the animal they wouldn't eat themselves.
A culture of cooking evolved around preparing these things for consumption and still exists today.
and Chitterlings
Are you talkin about my pork rinds???
Chitterlings are intestines. Pork rinds are fried pig skin. Maybe you're thinking crackling.
Yup...you would be right! Anything that poop is encased in is disgusting!
How would someone in history ever look at intestines filled with poo and say....wow that looks yummy 2 -
newheavensearth wrote: »tcunbeliever wrote: »I love cherries soaked in whiskey and covered in chocolate...though, homemade liquor treats are way better than store bought, some of the store ones aren't half bad.
I'm more baffled by chicken feet and pigs feet...why would anyone want to eat feet, and what the heck is there even to eat on a chickens foot???
Pigs feet date back to slavery in the south when the owners would give the slaves the parts of the animal they wouldn't eat themselves.
A culture of cooking evolved around preparing these things for consumption and still exists today.
and Chitterlings
Are you talkin about my pork rinds???
Chitterlings are intestines. Pork rinds are fried pig skin. Maybe you're thinking crackling.
Yup...you would be right! Anything that poop is encased in is disgusting!
How would someone in history ever look at intestines filled with poo and say....wow that looks yummy
You do know what the words 'natural casing' on packages of bratwursts, Italian sausages, Frankfurters, breakfast links, etc means right? You never eat any of those? Ever? It would make me so sad to never have a bratwurst again.
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newheavensearth wrote: »tcunbeliever wrote: »I love cherries soaked in whiskey and covered in chocolate...though, homemade liquor treats are way better than store bought, some of the store ones aren't half bad.
I'm more baffled by chicken feet and pigs feet...why would anyone want to eat feet, and what the heck is there even to eat on a chickens foot???
Pigs feet date back to slavery in the south when the owners would give the slaves the parts of the animal they wouldn't eat themselves.
A culture of cooking evolved around preparing these things for consumption and still exists today.
and Chitterlings
Are you talkin about my pork rinds???
Chitterlings are intestines. Pork rinds are fried pig skin. Maybe you're thinking crackling.
Yup...you would be right! Anything that poop is encased in is disgusting!
How would someone in history ever look at intestines filled with poo and say....wow that looks yummy
Because that was all the slaves were ALLOWED. They had no choice but to eat that and field greens to survive. One does what one must to live. Then it is passed down and down generations.6 -
I don't understand cheesecake or carrot cake. And who the heck made ketchup?
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rakabarnett wrote: »I don't understand cheesecake or carrot cake. And who the heck made ketchup?
OMG, you would hate my carrotcake cheesecake then!!1 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »rakabarnett wrote: »I don't understand cheesecake or carrot cake. And who the heck made ketchup?
OMG, you would hate my carrotcake cheesecake then!!
thats affirmative!!!!
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I love liquor filled candy. I get the really strong ones sent to me from friends in Europe. It's like a shot of vodka right down the gullet1
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