What are some popular healthy foods that you hate?

Those gross salty green olives in the jar, i never tried them from the olive bar at the store though. Chickpeas are just nasty, hated them since middle school in our salads. Lima beans for sure are a no go. I've warmed up to spinach, mustard greens and collard greens though. Diet pepsi i just can't drink anymore it tastes so bad. You know i kinda eat just about everything i've tried so far lol. No wonder i'm fat.

I like almost everything that's been mentioned (never had chia seeds), but I also like considerably less "healthy" foods, too. I like lots and lots of foods.

Maybe not the hugest fan of cauliflower, but certainly nowhere near hate.

And all y'all hating on celery -- I have to believe that there is something off with you (dare I speculate homicidal sociopathic personality disorder?) -- the taste and the texture is awesomesauce. Add some almond butter or peanut butter to raw celery Get that celery crunch and flavor in a nice stir fry And celery is not all braggadocio about its vitamins or protein or other nutrients -- it just is and brings its inherent loveliness.

SALMON! omg, how disgusting!!!!!
cucumbers make me gag.
sweet potatoes are no good.
eewww beets
olives taste like salty feet
can't stand the taste of bell peppers
protein powders and bars are really gross to me
almond milk way too thick
gotta add asparagus
oh yeah. greek yogurt is poison.

I hate light dressings, especially ranch. I'd actually rather eat the salad plain if the only option is light ranch.

I'm so glad I'm not alone in hating kale. It is vile, awful, disgusting... Ugh. And EVERY person tells me to include it in my diet.

I CAN'T.

People have started making kale crisps/chips so I could try this, but I'd have to find a recipe where it's not smothered in crap...

Cooked peas - I dislike the mushy texture. However, I like them raw fresh from the garden.
Lima beans - Again, the mushy, mealy texture... *shivers in disgust* Plus the fact I was forced to eat them as a child.
Refried beans - Bleh! It's the texture thing again.
Kidney beans - Ditto. Always pick them out of my chili.
Sweet potatoes
Avocados
Raw onions - I adore them grilled until they're caramelized though, delicious on a burger or with a steak. Breaded onion rings are yummers too!
Raw tomatoes - with exception of grape tomatoes, I can tolerate those in a salad... sparingly. I like them cooked in sauces or salsa though.
Almond milk - Tried it. No thanks. Tastes like slightly flavored water to me. I'd rather have the 'hard' stuff, 2% cow's milk! Yum!
Oatmeal - As a child, my Mother made this for my sister and I for breakfast EVERY morning in the Winter time. She dressed it up with all kinds of different things (maple syrup, honey, peaches, cream, berries, raisins, applesauce, jam, chocolate syrup, etc.) and I loved it then, ate it willingly. But now the thought of eating it makes me gag. Just had TOO much of it in my life.

I like everything mentioned except diet Pepsi, which isn't really a health food. I don't like anything diet or lowfat. It all tastes like metal to me and makes me bloat. I'd rather have the full fat option and eat it less often and in smaller quantities. I don't really hate any health food, although I don't understand the love people have for Greek yogurt. It's just ok.

Most of the food already mentioned is super delicious IMO. I think I just love all food. The only things I don't love are eggplant and courgette when they're soggy-cooked instead of crispy-cooked. I also don't love celery. You can't even make it taste good with peanut butter. But everything else just GIVE ME MOAR!!!

I happily eat most things, but I'm afraid I'm another kale hater. I've tried to like it but it's just nasty!
All other greens are great so I have no idea why I find kale so repellant.

Cottage cheese. I have tried SO hard to like this because of the amount of protein but I can't get past the texture. Ick.

The only way I can eat it is on crackers/crispbreads, with fresh sliced tomato and plenty of salt & pepper. Any other way, I very much agree with you.