HATE Veggies!!

In the same boat here. I can do green beans and peas also, but that's it.

I hate veggies too. However I force myself to eat them just to get it over with.
Also I started to puree the veggie soup - makes it easier .

Maybe try sweet potatoes? They are yummy! I tend to like "sweeter" veggies like this or sugar snap peas. Maybe even try different seasonings or dips to help you eat them.

corn and potatoes shouldn't even count as veggies LOL

Just experiment, you WILL find something you like. What do you dislike? The texture? the taste? cook them or season them to alter whatever you're not fond of. You can start small by adding little bits of veggies to things you do like. Chopped carrots, celery and peas mix well with rice or pasta, or you can throw things like chopped onions, peppers, or mushrooms into a you already like. Spinach satueed with garlic and olive oil makes a great side to anything and I LOVE roasted carrots, potatoes and brussels sprouts with a little salt and pepper. Just try different combinations and it will get easier.

mash some in with the ones you like. mash cauliflour, turnip, and or parsnips in with mashed potatoes. Puree carrots and other orange veggies and mix in with pizza and past sauces

You could try crock-pot soups or chills (or on the stovetop if you don't have a crock pot). The flavors of the meat/broth season the veggies just WONDERFULLY!

You could also make a lasagna and hide some veggies in there. There are great recipes out there that add spinach, eggplant, and other veggies that you can barely taste due to the garlic and tomatoes.

This may sound bad to some people, but salting raw vegetables really enhances the flavor. If you start by salting them you can cut the salt when you're enjoying the taste more. I eat raw red bell pepper, carrots, and cucumbers with a dash of salt and it really helps with flavoring. I have issues with low BP so I need added salt in my diet however.

You could make omelets with veggies added too, and especially if you add turkey bacon or ham the meat flavors the eggs more than the veggies. Similarly sandwiches like chicken salad and BLT (with turkey bacon) add veggies but the meat carries the flavor. Tacos/enchiladas/burritos are usually seasoned well and can have many added vegetables, especially if you shred them into the meat.

Don't eat them, and stay within your calorie count for the day?

Jessica Seinfeld wrote a cookbook, "Deceptively Delicious." It was designed to hide veggies in kids foods, but you could try for yourself!

Don't eat them, and stay within your calorie count for the day?

that would work for weight loss but not for health.

there were a lot of veggies that I thought that I didn't like until I actually sat down and tried each one individually and tried them both raw and steamed. Each way brings different flavors and textures. When you try to slowly eat a veggie by itself, you can really tell the flavor of each one and be surprised what you may like.

also, spaghetti squash casserole -
squash, green peppers, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes (in the sauce)

add some hot sausage, cheese and garlic and it is amazingly good!

What about zucchini, carrot or pumpkin muffins with the vegetables inside? I even saw a recipe for sweet potato muffins.

Most people hate vegetables because their well meaning parents over cooked them to death or served them from a can or.... I could never stand brussels sprouts until I had them prepared well just one time, now they're my favorite. It just took some experimenting and now I'm a regular vegeholic.

put it in a smoothie, play around with different flavors of fruit and juices and maybe protein powders

So feeling you.... Dislike VEGGIES