I'm sorry, but this is just wrong...

When eating pancakes and eggs, I can't stand when my eggs get syrup on them, I usually have them on another plate so they don't get contaminated.
Miracle whipp, I just can't handle sweet mayo.
Sugar in iced tea, it is just so wrong on so many levels.
I don't eat the skins on chicken and I cut all of the fat off of my meat (after it is cooked)

And the one that I am sure will make people crazy......I don't like pork, be it ham, bacon, sausage, or chops, I can't stand the taste.

I don't like pork either!!! I can handle one or two pieces of bacon but that's it.

No one gets this. They always try to feed me ham.

GO AWAY! I DON'T LIKE HAM!! Why are you not grasping this?!?!

I DON'T LIKE SPAM!!!! :laugh:

Indian restaurants that serve Beef Vindaloo. I really start to question their authenticity!

Poutine = french fries, gravy and melty cheese curds. It's a french canadian dish i think, but you can find it all across Canada.

People don't eat cheese curds in the Southern US. It's hard to even find them, and when you do they're usually aged. I'm from Dallas, but my mom is from up north so I know what we're missing out on down here with this one.

A lot of the things Americans seem to do to "cheese":

cheese in a spray can
cheese in a jar
cheese melts
fat free cheese
cheese strings

As someone who is Dutch, I have to say that it is all horribly wrong.
I've tried some of them and they all tasted like plastic to me.
I worry Americans don't even know what real cheese tastes like.

If anyone is traveling to the EU soon, you should try some real cheese from a local farmers market.
Your taste buds will thank you .

I was married to a Texan. He liked beans in his chili. Current husband? No beans (He's Cuban.) I don' like beans generally, but sometimes I miss them in chili.

I'm a Texan and I don't think it should have beans in it.

A lot of the things Americans seem to do to "cheese":

cheese in a spray can
cheese in a jar
cheese melts
fat free cheese
cheese strings

As someone who is Dutch, I have to say that it is all horribly wrong.
I've tried some of them and they all tasted like plastic to me.
I worry Americans don't even know what real cheese tastes like.

If anyone is traveling to the EU soon, you should try some real cheese from a local farmers market.
Your taste buds will thank you .

Uh no. Even Americans know that cheese in a can or a jar isn't cheese.

Well I put mayo and sometimes a pickle on my sloppy Joe.....yum
Pasta in chili is chili mac and add the corn too. (I eat the chili first night then add the mac & corn the second night) What's the problem?
Ham on my grilled cheese....yep guilty

My ex used to put ketchup on his spaghetti now that is revolting.

A lot of the things Americans seem to do to "cheese":

cheese in a spray can
cheese in a jar
cheese melts
fat free cheese
cheese strings

As someone who is Dutch, I have to say that it is all horribly wrong.
I've tried some of them and they all tasted like plastic to me.
I worry Americans don't even know what real cheese tastes like.

If anyone is traveling to the EU soon, you should try some real cheese from a local farmers market.
Your taste buds will thank you .

America, we make things you didn't even know you need. A diet tip I read was never eat anything your great-grandmother wouldn't recognize as food. I hate spray cheese. never tried the jar. sting is just mozzarella in sticks. I do wonder what real cheese does taste like.

back to foods that don't go together but people insist on doing it- tuna and cheese. warm tinned tuna with cheese. like a tuna pizza- wtf is that *kitten*? or a tuna and cheest toasted sandwich-:sick:

people that eat rice with sugar and milk.

Editing to clarify I am NOT talking about rice pudding. I am talking about cooked rice with butter, sugar and milk poured over the mess.

I was raised on rice with milk and sugar and to this day love it. I was originally from the south but don't know if that has anything to do with it since I have been here since I was 5 years old. We (being 6 of us) were very poor people being raised by a single Mom rice was cheap and went a long way certainly couldn't afford boxed cereal. I do like rice other ways too. So I guess it's all in how your raised. Like my best friend who has mashed banana with milk every morning, that's how she was raised.