What's the most disgusting food you've tried so far on your journey to a healthier you?
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"Naturally flavored" whey protein powder. Made it into a protein shake and it just tasted like spoiled, chalky milk. I've got a huge container of the crap if anyone wants it.2
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pretty much every protein powder Ive ever tried, thay all make me gag, bleck.
Tomatos, ive always hated them but tried them because I come to find out I actually like a lot of the stuff I always thought I hated, But tomatos still are nasty.
Vegetarian brats, I like smart dogs (the only decent veggie dog ive tried) but the brats are aweful1 -
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Quest Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough protein bar.
Or anything with Erythritol. It tastes like poison.1 -
missemmibelle wrote: »Quest Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough protein bar.
Or anything with Erythritol. It tastes like poison.
I tried the quest bars...I usually can power through things I don’t like but this one I threw in the trash after two small bites.0 -
Quest Bars. Blegh. The sweetener and chalkiness is terrible I really don't understand the love for them.
Shirataki noodles and kale. No thanks.1 -
firecat1987 wrote: »Cauliflower fried rice is probably the most disgusting thing that i made. I had meal prepped an entire week of it too and had to choke it down. Never again.
I sometimes use cauliflower rice to bulk up regular rice. It works pretty well for this purpose but I agree that I can't use it 1:1 as a substitute for the real thing.0 -
Aaron_K123 wrote: »Wasn't really on a "journey to a healthier me" or anything but fermented soy beans from Korea. Literally rotting to the point they were slimy and coated with this mucous stuff.
Same here! I only know this as 'natto' in Japanese cuisine. Its the worst!0 -
Cauliflower rice. I love cauliflower. I love rice. But I hated trying to have cauliflower rice. I might have made it wrong, but it was not nice0
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Coconut anything. Blech! Not even a bottle of rum can make coconut taste better to me!0
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ACK ACK GAG......Quinoa, bulgur, brown pasta!
...couscous, polenta, dreamfields pasta!
I tolerate brown rice.0 -
I tried microwave zucchini noodles. The kind in a steambag you just throw in the microwave. Way too watery and mushy.0
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amyteacake wrote: »Cauliflower rice. I love cauliflower. I love rice. But I hated trying to have cauliflower rice. I might have made it wrong, but it was not nice
The name is deceiving. It's not cauliflower rice, it's riced cauliflower. Big difference because the first sets up expectations. I eat riced cauliflower when I want riced cauliflower, and rice when I want rice. Same with zucchini pasta, nope, it's spiralized zucchini and you eat it when you want fancy looking zucchini. Mashed cauliflower is not "cauliflower mashed potatoes". When you have no expectations for the diet version to taste and behave like the real version life is so much better.
If I want stew on rice the last thing I want is cauliflower soup, so I use real rice. It works really well in some applications like chicken and cauliflower "arancini" because the texture is right. If you want real arancini you'll be disappointed, but as its own thing, it's great.5 -
Coconut water... truly vile8
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Kombucha....that stuff is NASTY.2 -
Kale.3
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Vega protein powder, coconut water2
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I haven't tried or eaten anything that I haven't eaten in the past. I've always like a wide variety of foods, both nutritious and not so nutritious.
We were into quinoa way before quinoa was cool from a trip to Peru where it is a staple.1
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