Don't like Vegtables or Fruits

Wow, well that's a tough one! All i can say if you should be more open to trying new things because fruits and veggies are your friends in the game of weight loss & living a healthy lifestyle...There are a lot of products out there, like fruit and veggie smoothies for example, that are tasty and nutritious (Odwalla and Naked smoothies), but these have added sugar, so you'd be best to eat just plain fruits and veggies!!! Start off slow incorporating them into your diet- add sauces and stuff to make them taste better if needed.

Is it taste or texture that gets you? there's veggies I don't like but even ones I thought I didn't like when prepared a different way were good.

To get started on them blend em up, put some spinach in your omelet, additional veggies in your tomato sauce for pasta dishes, if you can hide them via blending it'll come. Find a couple that you DO like and have them more often, I've started steaming even my potatoes that are going to end up mashed, the steamer insert with just potatoes in it is a lot easier to handle than the full-pot of potatoes plus water to drain, make them convenient to prepare and it's easy.. now excuse me I have to go cut up celery, carrots, brocoli and green peppers.. oh and potatoes for tonights soup dish.

I have the same problem as you! but ive gradually weened myself onto certain vegtables, as long as i smother them in gravey and mint sauce :P cauli, cabbage, turnip and now im trying to do carrots. As for fruit I only like apples and grapes (but only peeled) and melon

Have a look at the book "Why We Get Fat And What To Do About It" by Gary Taubes. He argues that a diet filled with proteins as the main source of calories really doesn't require much in the lines of fruits/vegetables (kind of an Atkins-style food plan). His main point is that easily digestable carbs are the main reason people store calories as fat. I'm not a dietician but this book does make an interesting arguement.