Thursday, February 28, 2019

Your Turn

A food you have tried once and will never try again.

86 comments:

  1. Anonymous10:02 AM

    yams

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  2. Chicken cooked in white gravy!

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  3. Jellyfish. Like chewing rubberbands.

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    1. I’ll have to agree with you, Zebra. I really disliked jellyfish.

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  4. Pig feet pickled or othwrwise...

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  5. Thousand year old egg 🤢

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  6. Anonymous10:09 AM

    Poi
    Also grits

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    1. Grits have zero taste, it's all about the seasoning.

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  7. Seitan (aka wheat gluten) in a can from the Chinese market. Disgusting. My cats ate it though. 🤢

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  8. Stinking Bishop cheese

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  9. Paté made of insects. They were really trying to make it a thing where I live, but I don't believe it ever caught on. Supposedly an environmentally-friendly protein.

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  10. Lobster, as prepared by my nephew. Maybe in a restaurant I would test it.

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  11. Blowfish and a chocolate covered cricket

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  12. Most seafoods. Shrimp, crab, salmon.

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  13. I was raised all over the world and will usually eat/try just about any for. While I was never particularly fond of Sea Cucumber, I met my Waterloo at a Thai street vendor- black scorpions! I will never ever easy them again. Truly vile!

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    1. OhMama I was raised pretty much the same and will try pretty much anything, except bugs. That’s my hard and fast HELL NO.

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    2. Dang autocorrect! 😐

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    3. Astra,. I actually liked the crickets! The crickets and the corn popsicles were the only thing that could combat the foul foul taste of the scorpion. I could get enough fried crickets and corn popsicles! I think I had six (corn popsicles, that is!)

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    4. Corn popsicles 🤔

      Lol well what did the scorpions taste like??

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    5. @astra. Musty, musky, dirty, pithy, dense. Omg, I can't even come up with descriptors. The worst part was the lingering aftertaste. I couldn't even brush it off my teeth and tongue. It was good to me like a sweater. So, have another corn popsicle! That's a funny story too... There I am 5'10" female buying yet another corn popsicle in a convenient store with myriad Thai ladyboys. They must have thought I was a piece of work!

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    6. Omg ewww but now I want a corn popsicle. You were probably the tallest person for miles around right? Lol

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    7. 100%! I might have been the tallest person in Thailand save the Russian tourists! Def try the corn popsicle, they're pretty good! My favorite was the melona/honeydew but they weren't nearly strong enough to cut the scorpion!

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  14. Processed cheese, specifically American cheese. The smell of it is so vile it makes me want to puke just thinking of it. Also, cheeseburgers. Love a hamburger but put cheese on it and 🤮

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  15. Chopped liver. Raw oysters.

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  16. Hakarl... Icelandic fermented shark. Tastes just like ammonia.

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  17. I would like to try Rocky Mountain Oysters at least one time though. I might spit it out before swallowing, but if I can eat chicken gizzard I think I can eat this.

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    1. They are not good, imo.
      They're called prairie oysters up here.

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  18. Liver, even if you try and mask the feet like taste with tons of bacon and caramelized onions.

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  19. Vegetarian tuna fish. Tasted like cat food.

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  20. Tomorrow do one food you'd like to try.

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  21. Sweet potatoes. UGH. The texture is so mealy and yuck too sweet.
    i love raw oysters. Go figure. Horseradish!!!!

    I have weird taste buds I guess.

    Years ago I had a Papa John's around the corner and they answered the phone HEY ANCHOVY LADY. I would order THIN CRUST CRISPY LIGHT SAUCE ANCHOVY and onion. OMG MOUTH WATERS. something about the salt and the crisp of it. Second only to LOX and cream cheese. mmmmm

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  22. 100% cacao chocolate - tastes like a rubber tire.

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  23. Escargot.

    "Look at that S-Car go!" - Eddie Murphy / Trading Places

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  24. Fish I don’t eat fish at all.

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  25. My Mom's cooking.

    She boils everything to death!

    Hey, she's 3rd generation descendant Irish immigrant.

    I cut her some slack. I'll eat her cooking every now and then.

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  26. Rabbit. I ate it and then they told me what it was and I vomited it back again.

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    1. I agree... It smells like a stench 😫

      Most people in my country seem to love it though.

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  28. Anonymous11:22 AM

    Oh I forgot quail

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  29. Caviar-- i know that makes me a simpleton in a lot of circles, but my mom was preparing hors d'oeuvres for a party, and I grabbed one thinking it was grape jam and cream cheese on a cracker. Nope! I was 7 or 8, and I had the exact same reaction as Tom Hanks in Big did years later. Haven't been able to brave it again since.

    Ellie Kay-- I always see those on James Corden's table of horrors...what are they?
    Techvq-- I gag at sight and thought of that, how bad was it?

    My sister sent me a clip the other day of these girls deep frying and eating live tarantulas....I cant imagine! Or those big, thumb-sized live grubs they used to always have to eat on Survivor?😱😫😝

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  30. Anything with a bad consistency, the flavor is never worth it.

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  31. Oysters. And promptly vomited 🤢

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  32. 🥓 Bacon. Kidding Enty,though I don’t eat it.
    I don’t eat meat so I don’t try things most may....but I must say mayonnaise and sour cream make me ill yo even look at after having them a bit when I was young.

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  33. Octopus. Like chewing hard flavorless suction cups.

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  34. MUTTON

    Smells like coochie. I'm a straight female so I assume it tasted how it smelled.

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  35. Okra that is not fried. Sweet plastic baby jeebus the slime factor. After that, grits it’s like someone scraped the sweaters off their teeth into a bowl. The texture is disgusting.

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  36. Agreed @Weekittylass Boiled okra..Its like being served a side of hot snot

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  37. Escargot and oysters- blech!! Never had and never will- Rabbit. When I was a kid, I didn’t know we ate the animals at my granparent’s farm until the day I’d come in from playing with the bunnies and my grandma happened to be serving one of my playmates. That was a horrible day.

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  38. Weekittylass —-if your cooking okra you have to use vinegar to cut the slime..
    Okra, shrimp, sausage is good southern cooking

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  39. Cottage Cheese. 😑

    Can I have everybody else’s oysters?

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  40. beef tartare, never again

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  41. Haggis, squid, most seafood.

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  42. Have you ever seen those videos of the steak with huge pockets of pus? I ate the whole fucking thing then when I called the chef over to ask him what he stuffed the meat with he apologized and explained what happened.
    I still eat hamburgers. I don't know how the fuck I kept that bad boy down. I'm just glad he comped the meal and gave me a Moqueca to take home in case I purged on the way home. I still go the the restaurant for the challa and a Moqueca. If you're wondering what beef pus tastes like all I can say is it's very creamy. I thought it was a Brie stuffed steak.

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  43. Yak intestine stuffed with sheep lung and sheep blood.

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  44. Tongue. Tastes like ham my ass!

    Not that I ever have tried bugs, but just reading these bug comments has me seeing bugs creeping all around me.... Ughhhh, I hate hate hate bugs! Lol! We get these prehistoric looking creepy AF bugs, stink bugs, and I swear, I about crawl out of my skin, and if I could melt into the carpet and blob my way under the door and out of the house, and had somewhere else to go, I'd move and let it have my entire house and everything in it, screw it. Lol, luckily though, raid makes a pretty far range stream spray of poison I can hit it with from a good 3 feet away. How anyone can touch bugs, let alone put it into their mouths, I will never ever know. Blahhhhhh... Ughhh... Ehhh.. Ekkk. I'm never going to sleep now, lol!

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  45. Prairie Oysters. I got one down and then it came right back up.
    Still baffled that anyone had the thought to cook testicles?

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  46. Normally a cast iron stomach and adventurous palate, but the mundanity that is Taco Hell turned me inside out within an hour. Never again!

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  47. Fermented soybeans (oncom) and century eggs. They both have weird texture and bland taste.

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  48. $500 a pound head cheese. I knew I would despise it, but I always try everything once. It was like grisly fatty cold cuts jello! UGHHH!!!

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  49. Escargot......Over rated.

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  50. olives off the vine (before they are cured in brine) never tasted anything so disgusting, couldnt even swallow a tiny bit

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  51. Gauloise - My father always refused to eat olives of any kind. I just thought he didn't like them until one day he told me that when he was in Italy during WWII and he was hiking through the countryside with no food he ate olives off the trees because he had nothing else. He swore that if survived the war, he would never eat olives again.

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