Food you dont like but you eat it anyway
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All leafy greens. I just don't like the way they feel in my mouth. I eat lettuce in salads only because it's a convenient vehicle for things I do like like cheese and avocado. I've tried putting them in smoothies, but I have a hard time drinking something green and I'm allergic to blueberries so I can't use them to mask the colour.0
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peppers and greens (spinach, collards, Kale, chard, etc) I'm finally actually STARTING to enjoy them for their own taste without having to disguise the flavor... but it's taken YEARS.
I also am not a fan of tomatoes in salads, but if I cut them very small like fresh salsa, I like them OK.
If I don't particularly like, and it's healthy, I'll keep making myself eat it in the most palatable way I can... BUT if it's a food I HATE, then I might try it from time to time to see if I still hate it, but I'm not going to make myself eat it. Turnips, beets, radishes, Offal, raw fish-NOPE, not happening.0 -
I eat everything... In fact, the more I don't like something, the more I cook with it to make something good out of it and eventually, I like it so everything is pretty good in my eyes0
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Apparently, a lot of people here haven't met very picky eaters. Some people don't enjoy a lot of foods and that can make it hard to always eat something you like. No need to get incredulous that some people will eat food for reasons other than absolute bliss in their mouth.0
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Apparently, a lot of people here haven't met very picky eaters. Some people don't enjoy a lot of foods and that can make it hard to always eat something you like. No need to get incredulous that some people will eat food for reasons other than absolute bliss in their mouth.
My 4 y.o. is a picky eater...I suppose I have higher expectations for adults.
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On the rare occasion I'm too lazy to make Zoodles (Zucchini Noodles), I'll eat pasta. I HATE pasta, the texture, the flavor, yuck!0
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I only eat food I like... and I like food - that's why I'm fat.
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I actually enjoy a lot of food that's really good for me. Most foods I don't like I just don't eat (shell fish, tofu, certain types of squash, etc.), however I do occassionally down a couple tbs of yucky blackstrap molasses when I need an iron boost. I just take it like medicine.0
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cwolfman13 wrote: »Apparently, a lot of people here haven't met very picky eaters. Some people don't enjoy a lot of foods and that can make it hard to always eat something you like. No need to get incredulous that some people will eat food for reasons other than absolute bliss in their mouth.
My 4 y.o. is a picky eater...I suppose I have higher expectations for adults.
I would have higher expectations for adults to not be judgmental about others eating habits.
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I'm in the same boat as the people who don't eat foods they don't like. I just don't see the point. However, if there's a food that I don't like that's in a dish, but I can't taste it, I won't bother picking it out just because I know it's in there. My perfect example for that would be mushrooms in a pasta dish.0
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Fish. So I eat fish sticks every once in awhile, which I do like ( little kid in an adults body). Otherwise, if I don't like it, I don't eat it. Life is too short for food I don't enjoy0
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i don't eat anything i don't like.....actually i don't really eat much of anything i do like either, come to think of it0
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I had to eat stuff I didn't like as a kid... I am not doing it as an adult...0
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gefilte fish. I don't want to insult my mother-in-law at Passover so I cover it with horseradish and eat it. It isn't bad, I just don't like fish much.0
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BlueBombers wrote: »Cottage cheese
Seriously, the ONLY people I ever saw eating cottage cheese were fat people.
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I've found that I've actually grown to enjoy some foods that I thought I hated because I "forced" myself to eat them. Over time, I grew used to them... which slowly turned into, "hey, this is really good".
Salmon would be one of them. I HATED salmon up until... oh, I'd say about six months ago. Then I thought, there's got to be something to it, so I'll try. My husband cooked that fish in a way that I really enjoyed, so I just kept trying and trying and trying it. Now? It's my favorite fish.
Sometimes "forcing yourself" to eat things you may not enjoy can turn into something positive. My experience, anyway.0 -
Raspberries. So much fiber for so few calories -- how could I resist?
But otherwise, no.0 -
FaylinaMeir wrote: »If I don't like it I really don't eat it. I'm to the point in my life where I've tried most fruits, veggies, and stuff that is available to me and I know what I do and don't like.
That being said if I've never had it I'll try it atleast once or twice to give it a fair try.
Why force yourself to eat something you don't like? If you eat a tomato and you gag it down because it's healthy, the stress hormones released because of the displeasure you went through to eat it kinda negates the fact it was healthy.
LOL trust me, I am not getting stressed out from some tomatos in my salad.
1 it was an example, 2 good for you 3 some people do. They get obsessed with weight loss and being healthy and they do stuff that causes them stress.0 -
Salmon.
I don't really like fish but I know how beneficial it can be for heart health so I try to eat it at least once a week.
Same here I can't stand it but it's just so good for you (omega3s) that I eat it once and a while. Thank god I've recently switched to including flax seeds in some meals.
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NONE if i dont like something i am not eating it. Why ruin or dread a meal because of something you dont like.0
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I love all different types of foods and flavors so I don't eat any food I don't like but there are very few foods I don't enjoy. I will also try any food at least once or twice.0
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I don't like mushrooms, but will eat them in pastas or salads. I absolutely hate onions, but will eat something that has pieces of cooked onions ground in it, like guacamole or salsa. That's all I can think of. I generally like most things or will not eat them at all. I have a strong gag flex and can not swallow food that has a strong displeasing odor.0
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life is too short to eat foods i no like.0
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I wont comment on the hat.....
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Nothing. I don't make a habit of eating food I don't like. I won't waste time, money, pleasure or cals on food that isn't FAB. with that said: there are foods that are powerhouses - such as leafy greens - that I creative in adding to my life because they are awesome for me. I massage my greens & it makes a huge difference in texture, volume & taste. A dash of homemade vinaigrette = YUM & it did my body good. Since greens are nutrient but not cal dense I have room in my life for more dark chocolate & dark craft beer : )0
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There aren't any foods that I don't like that I eat. Can't see much of a point in that.
Truth.
I do not do tomatoes. Tomato sauce? Fine. Chunks of tomatoes in or on anything ... I'm picking that crap off. I have issues with textures. Though I don't like bananas, but will eat them. I was turned off from eating them because I had to eat them daily during most of my first pregnancy for potassium (only to find out later kiwi and spinach would have done the trick too, and then I wouldn't have nearly ruined bananas for life).0 -
All food. If it were up to me we'd be able to take a daily pill or get a daily shot and not have to eat at all.0
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Mine would be wheatgrass.
It gives me a slight boost of energy, and is good for you, but god it sucks.0
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