food that you never thought you would like?
fatty2fabby
Posts: 415 Member
A few years ago I would've stuck my nose up at these foods but now I can't get enough of them!
grapefruit
green tea
seeded bread
healthy vegetable soups
oats
pita chips
hummus
raw veg
all that i can think of right now!
grapefruit
green tea
seeded bread
healthy vegetable soups
oats
pita chips
hummus
raw veg
all that i can think of right now!
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cottage cheese for me!0
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Broccoli
Avocado
These are the 2 things I can not get enough of and 10 years ago I wouldn't even touch them.0 -
I used to be a vege phobic and now i cant get enough of them0
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My neighbor and I decided to split a weekly share from a local organic farm. I've tried things I would normally pass up at the grocery store! My new favorite under this topic is the leek. At first I didn't know what to do with it, until an friend at the gym told me to slice it really thin and "frizzle" it in olive oil until it's crispy. Use it as a salad topping. I never knew how that would change my whole perspective on salads. It truly is flavorful, and I actually look forward to a good dinner salad whereas I used to dread stuffing it all in.0
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Aubergine.
Tinned mackerel.
Muesli.
Protein powder.0 -
My neighbor and I decided to split a weekly share from a local organic farm. I've tried things I would normally pass up at the grocery store! My new favorite under this topic is the leek. At first I didn't know what to do with it, until an friend at the gym told me to slice it really thin and "frizzle" it in olive oil until it's crispy. Use it as a salad topping. I never knew how that would change my whole perspective on salads. It truly is flavorful, and I actually look forward to a good dinner salad whereas I used to dread stuffing it all in.
The one food I used to detest but now love is olives. I can happily munch my way through a pot of mixed olives either on their own or with Feta cubes, roasted peppers, etc. Also love chopped olives in bread, although not had any olive bread in ages.0 -
Cottage cheese for sure!
The first time I tried it, I called my Mom and asked her why she never told me that cottage cheese was so good~ she wanted to smack me!0 -
My neighbor and I decided to split a weekly share from a local organic farm. I've tried things I would normally pass up at the grocery store! My new favorite under this topic is the leek. At first I didn't know what to do with it, until an friend at the gym told me to slice it really thin and "frizzle" it in olive oil until it's crispy. Use it as a salad topping. I never knew how that would change my whole perspective on salads. It truly is flavorful, and I actually look forward to a good dinner salad whereas I used to dread stuffing it all in.
Also great as a substitute for onion in pretty much any dish.0 -
Sushi....
I used to turn my nose up at Sushi, but all the girls in my office eat it all the time and I have started to enjoy it more and more. I think vegetable sushi is the best with soy sauce... mmm! :happy:0 -
Bananas. I used to love them when I was young, for a while I hated them but now I eat them often.0
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Mum was Irish so she killed her food twice, once with a gun, and once with the stove, according to Dad! I would not eat spinach after being forced to eat the miserly grayish green lump on my plate. Now I love it both raw and properly steamed. I also love kale, something the husband and I bought on a whim after joining this site in June and seeing how many people love it.0
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Brussel sprouts
As a child I'd never had anything but frozen brussel sprouts steamed. I hated them. I still do. But one of my very favorite foods in the world is fresh Brussel sprouts roasted. On lot of days I'd pass up pizza in favor of them. It's like a totally different food than when they are cooked in water (steaded or boiled).0 -
Green eggs and ham.....
I told Sam I didn't like them....
Then I tried them.
Now I like them.
Oh how I like, green eggs and ham...0 -
olives
mushrooms
broccoli0 -
Squash & sweet potatoes! (But not with sugary gunk on it!)0
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Oatmeal.
A few months ago just thinking of it turned my stomach. Now I can eat the hell out of them and don't need anything in it for sweetness. Just straight oats. Not sure why.0 -
Squash & sweet potatoes! (But not with sugary gunk on it!)
Agree!! Sweet potatoes are another thing I grew up thinking I didn't like because EVERYONE in my area puts some type of sugar on them (brown sugar, maple syrup, or marshmallows). But I love them when they are not sweetened.0 -
steel cut oats
greek yogurt
plain brown rice
quinoa
beets
radishes
lemons for my water0 -
bok choy, brussel sprouts, and chia seeds are three foods that I would have never tried before starting to eat healthy, but now I love.0
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