What are some of your unpopular opinions about food?
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pancakerunner wrote: »Idk if this is unpopular but I really do not like fruit flavored yogurt or fruit Popsicles, ice cream etc.
I wouldn't say I dislike it, but I do find it a little bit dull. I'd rather just have the actual fruit. For yogurt, I prefer chocolate, vanilla or honey flavorings. The only exception would be coconut, I do like coconut popsicles a ton.0 -
RelCanonical wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »Idk if this is unpopular but I really do not like fruit flavored yogurt or fruit Popsicles, ice cream etc.
I wouldn't say I dislike it, but I do find it a little bit dull. I'd rather just have the actual fruit. For yogurt, I prefer chocolate, vanilla or honey flavorings. The only exception would be coconut, I do like coconut popsicles a ton.
Okay, to clarify... I guess with frozen desserts I can do fruity ice cream... like strawberry cheesecake, raspberry chocolate chunk or blueberry, etc. as long as it is sweet cream based. But fruity ice, granitas, sorbet, etc. I don't like. And popsicles. I do like fudge pops or banana based pops. idkkkkk1 -
pancakerunner wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »Idk if this is unpopular but I really do not like fruit flavored yogurt or fruit Popsicles, ice cream etc.
I wouldn't say I dislike it, but I do find it a little bit dull. I'd rather just have the actual fruit. For yogurt, I prefer chocolate, vanilla or honey flavorings. The only exception would be coconut, I do like coconut popsicles a ton.
Okay, to clarify... I guess with frozen desserts I can do fruity ice cream... like strawberry cheesecake, raspberry chocolate chunk or blueberry, etc. as long as it is sweet cream based. But fruity ice, granitas, sorbet, etc. I don't like. And popsicles. I do like fudge pops or banana based pops. idkkkkk
Ah yeah, I can understand that. I don't dislike ice-based sweet treats, but I do prefer them to be cream-based as well. I suppose fruit-flavored, cream-based treats would be middle-ranked for me as far as preference.0 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »There is no appeal to me for those over-the-top milkshakes that have all kinds of crap stacked on top of the milkshake. Like, on top of a milkshake, let's stack a doughnut, a cupcake, an ice cream sandwich, some Oreos, and cover it in chocolate sauce, whipped cream, caramel, etc. It just looks a mess, not appetizing at all. How do you even eat that? Just pick a dessert and go with it...you don't need ALL the desserts smashed together in a milkshake glass.
End rant about silly milkshakes.
I'd generalize that to silly bloody marys, among other stack'em'up bevs.
@AnnPT77 is this what you mean? They just forgot to wash their dishes so they stuck the dinner on a toothpick and put it on top of the glass instead.
https://vinepair.com/wine-blog/9-of-the-most-ridiculous-bloody-marys-ever-created/3 -
RelCanonical wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »Idk if this is unpopular but I really do not like fruit flavored yogurt or fruit Popsicles, ice cream etc.
I wouldn't say I dislike it, but I do find it a little bit dull. I'd rather just have the actual fruit. For yogurt, I prefer chocolate, vanilla or honey flavorings. The only exception would be coconut, I do like coconut popsicles a ton.
Okay, to clarify... I guess with frozen desserts I can do fruity ice cream... like strawberry cheesecake, raspberry chocolate chunk or blueberry, etc. as long as it is sweet cream based. But fruity ice, granitas, sorbet, etc. I don't like. And popsicles. I do like fudge pops or banana based pops. idkkkkk
Ah yeah, I can understand that. I don't dislike ice-based sweet treats, but I do prefer them to be cream-based as well. I suppose fruit-flavored, cream-based treats would be middle-ranked for me as far as preference.
Would you folks like this or consider it a waste of good wine?
https://www.gimmesomeoven.com/blackberry-cabernet-sorbet/1 -
I actually like the bottom of the nut butter jar where its hard and crumbly.3
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Chocolate milk doesn’t taste that good1
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would you pay $120 for a cheesecake?0 -
pancakerunner wrote: »
would you pay $120 for a cheesecake?
Is it made by gnomes riding unicorns in gold castles? And filled with the nectar of ancient Mayan fruits, preserved in the caves of the Andes Mountains for 400 years?
No?
Then, no.3 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
would you pay $120 for a cheesecake?
Is it made by gnomes riding unicorns in gold castles? And filled with the nectar of ancient Mayan fruits, preserved in the caves of the Andes Mountains for 400 years?
No?
Then, no.
They could at least give free shipping lol2 -
I think Doritos smell like feet. Stinky feet.4
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RelCanonical wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »Idk if this is unpopular but I really do not like fruit flavored yogurt or fruit Popsicles, ice cream etc.
I wouldn't say I dislike it, but I do find it a little bit dull. I'd rather just have the actual fruit. For yogurt, I prefer chocolate, vanilla or honey flavorings. The only exception would be coconut, I do like coconut popsicles a ton.
Okay, to clarify... I guess with frozen desserts I can do fruity ice cream... like strawberry cheesecake, raspberry chocolate chunk or blueberry, etc. as long as it is sweet cream based. But fruity ice, granitas, sorbet, etc. I don't like. And popsicles. I do like fudge pops or banana based pops. idkkkkk
Ah yeah, I can understand that. I don't dislike ice-based sweet treats, but I do prefer them to be cream-based as well. I suppose fruit-flavored, cream-based treats would be middle-ranked for me as far as preference.
Would you folks like this or consider it a waste of good wine?
https://www.gimmesomeoven.com/blackberry-cabernet-sorbet/
I’m not a big wine person either so I would pass either way lol.pancakerunner wrote: »I actually like the bottom of the nut butter jar where its hard and crumbly.
Tangentially related, I love over cooked pizza. I like it when the cheese is brown and a little chewy.4 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »There is no appeal to me for those over-the-top milkshakes that have all kinds of crap stacked on top of the milkshake. Like, on top of a milkshake, let's stack a doughnut, a cupcake, an ice cream sandwich, some Oreos, and cover it in chocolate sauce, whipped cream, caramel, etc. It just looks a mess, not appetizing at all. How do you even eat that? Just pick a dessert and go with it...you don't need ALL the desserts smashed together in a milkshake glass.
End rant about silly milkshakes.
I'd generalize that to silly bloody marys, among other stack'em'up bevs.
@AnnPT77 is this what you mean? They just forgot to wash their dishes so they stuck the dinner on a toothpick and put it on top of the glass instead.
https://vinepair.com/wine-blog/9-of-the-most-ridiculous-bloody-marys-ever-created/
Exactly. Even the simple stuff at my local makes me eye-roll a little.
Don't know why I care, because Bloody Marys aren't normally vegetarian anyway (Worcestershire), even without all the "decor".0 -
pancakerunner wrote: »I actually like the bottom of the nut butter jar where its hard and crumbly.
Tangentially related, I love over cooked pizza. I like it when the cheese is brown and a little chewy.[/quote]
I like the crumbly part too, a lot! Burnt ends on pizza( if I had pizza anymore) too.
I like sweet potatoes over cooked in microwave so they get chewy, slightly burnt popcorn, some undercooked pancakes when its gooey in middle.
I do NOT like banana flavored anything- except when I ate taffy- even banana bread. I do like zucchini bread0 -
Before I was vegan I loved salmon skin burned on grill.2
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RelCanonical wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »Idk if this is unpopular but I really do not like fruit flavored yogurt or fruit Popsicles, ice cream etc.
I wouldn't say I dislike it, but I do find it a little bit dull. I'd rather just have the actual fruit. For yogurt, I prefer chocolate, vanilla or honey flavorings. The only exception would be coconut, I do like coconut popsicles a ton.
Okay, to clarify... I guess with frozen desserts I can do fruity ice cream... like strawberry cheesecake, raspberry chocolate chunk or blueberry, etc. as long as it is sweet cream based. But fruity ice, granitas, sorbet, etc. I don't like. And popsicles. I do like fudge pops or banana based pops. idkkkkk
Ah yeah, I can understand that. I don't dislike ice-based sweet treats, but I do prefer them to be cream-based as well. I suppose fruit-flavored, cream-based treats would be middle-ranked for me as far as preference.
Would you folks like this or consider it a waste of good wine?
https://www.gimmesomeoven.com/blackberry-cabernet-sorbet/
I’m not a big wine person either so I would pass either way lol.pancakerunner wrote: »I actually like the bottom of the nut butter jar where its hard and crumbly.
Tangentially related, I love over cooked pizza. I like it when the cheese is brown and a little chewy.
this is how I feel about lasagna and enchiladas too. and scalloped potatoes2 -
Cheese balls made with Velveeta.
It made me gag and I still hate anything with Velveeta in it. 3 -
imaginaryfriendsforever wrote: »Cheese balls made with Velveeta. It made me gag and I still hate anything with Velveeta in it.
I like velveeta.... depending lol1 -
I cannot STAND carrots! 0
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Cereal should NEVER be soggy. Any cereal becomes instantly disgusting as soon as it crosses the line from crunchy to soggy. That's why I either have to eat my cereal dry or really, really fast. Leads to stuff like this:
Hubby: Can you help me for a minute?
Me: I JUST POURED MILK ON MY CEREAL!
Hubby: But, I'm bleeding, and...
Me: Oh, for God's sake...(throws out cereal)12 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Cereal should NEVER be soggy. Any cereal becomes instantly disgusting as soon as it crosses the line from crunchy to soggy. That's why I either have to eat my cereal dry or really, really fast. Leads to stuff like this:
Hubby: Can you help me for a minute?
Me: I JUST POURED MILK ON MY CEREAL!
Hubby: But, I'm bleeding, and...
Me: Oh, for God's sake...(throws out cereal)
gosh...I hope this situation doesn't happen too often in your house...all that wasted cereal!!!oh...and your poor, bleeding wife too🤣🤣🤣0 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Cereal should NEVER be soggy. Any cereal becomes instantly disgusting as soon as it crosses the line from crunchy to soggy. That's why I either have to eat my cereal dry or really, really fast. Leads to stuff like this:
Hubby: Can you help me for a minute?
Me: I JUST POURED MILK ON MY CEREAL!
Hubby: But, I'm bleeding, and...
Me: Oh, for God's sake...(throws out cereal)
gosh...I hope this situation doesn't happen too often in your house...all that wasted cereal!!!oh...and your poor, bleeding wife too🤣🤣🤣
Ha, he's pretty accident prone, but to be fair, the bleeding situation/cereal chucking only happened once. But, he always seems to need SOMETHING as soon as I pour the milk...usually I just tell him he's gotta wait.2 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Cereal should NEVER be soggy. Any cereal becomes instantly disgusting as soon as it crosses the line from crunchy to soggy. That's why I either have to eat my cereal dry or really, really fast. Leads to stuff like this:
Hubby: Can you help me for a minute?
Me: I JUST POURED MILK ON MY CEREAL!
Hubby: But, I'm bleeding, and...
Me: Oh, for God's sake...(throws out cereal)
gosh...I hope this situation doesn't happen too often in your house...all that wasted cereal!!!oh...and your poor, bleeding wife too🤣🤣🤣
Ha, he's pretty accident prone, but to be fair, the bleeding situation/cereal chucking only happened once. But, he always seems to need SOMETHING as soon as I pour the milk...usually I just tell him he's gotta wait.
...I meant your 'poor bleeding hubby'...0 -
Corn on pizza is pretty damn good... (Specifically white pizza.) And I hate chocolate ice cream.1
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SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Cereal should NEVER be soggy. Any cereal becomes instantly disgusting as soon as it crosses the line from crunchy to soggy. That's why I either have to eat my cereal dry or really, really fast. Leads to stuff like this:
Hubby: Can you help me for a minute?
Me: I JUST POURED MILK ON MY CEREAL!
Hubby: But, I'm bleeding, and...
Me: Oh, for God's sake...(throws out cereal)
I am the opposite!0 -
pancakerunner wrote: »
Garlic is how I know G-d loves me. In every dish, roasted on its own, I have even found "puffed" garlic, which is essentially garlic deep fried like a potato chip. I love it all. I even love the smell of it on my fingers after I have peeled and cut a 100 cloves for a small cup of macaroni.7 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Cereal should NEVER be soggy. Any cereal becomes instantly disgusting as soon as it crosses the line from crunchy to soggy. That's why I either have to eat my cereal dry or really, really fast. Leads to stuff like this:
Hubby: Can you help me for a minute?
Me: I JUST POURED MILK ON MY CEREAL!
Hubby: But, I'm bleeding, and...
Me: Oh, for God's sake...(throws out cereal)
Cheerios (only original) are the only cereal that I eat and the only way I eat them is dry (like popcorn).0 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Cereal should NEVER be soggy. Any cereal becomes instantly disgusting as soon as it crosses the line from crunchy to soggy. That's why I either have to eat my cereal dry or really, really fast. Leads to stuff like this:
Hubby: Can you help me for a minute?
Me: I JUST POURED MILK ON MY CEREAL!
Hubby: But, I'm bleeding, and...
Me: Oh, for God's sake...(throws out cereal)
I kinda have to have my cereal soggy these days or let it be a kind that melts in your mouth (dental issues)
Your milk/cereal/hubby problem reminds me of a commercial for....chocolate?:
Kid: Mom, I fell!
Mom: (thoroughly having some "me" time) Get a bandaid!
Kid: I'm bleeding!
Mom: (pause) Get two!1 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Cereal should NEVER be soggy. Any cereal becomes instantly disgusting as soon as it crosses the line from crunchy to soggy. That's why I either have to eat my cereal dry or really, really fast. Leads to stuff like this:
Hubby: Can you help me for a minute?
Me: I JUST POURED MILK ON MY CEREAL!
Hubby: But, I'm bleeding, and...
Me: Oh, for God's sake...(throws out cereal)
Cheerios (only original) are the only cereal that I eat and the only way I eat them is dry (like popcorn).
While I don't buy boxed cereals now - I too would most likely just eat as they are...or a topping on yogurt, etc.,0
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