What Popular Food Do You Hate?

Everything that has a lot of fat in it and also honey. I hate it.

Turkey
Stuffing
Bread sauce
Sprouts
Christmas pudding
Mince pies
Brandy butter

Avocado
Kiwi- fruit
Marmite
peanut Butter
Olives
Garden Peas.. ( I so wish manufacturers would stop putting them in ready meals)
Alcohol
Canned soup

And then there’s the dreaded fish fingers. Hate them. Chicken nuggets a close second.

tomato soup

I eat just about anything and love a lot of things that many of you seem to dislike! I can’t stomach olives or offal but do like pate. Not bad going for someone who was a seriously fussy eater as a child!

Coriander, tarragon, white fish (but happily eat fish fingers), marzipan (but love ground almonds).
Pernod, gin, tonic, white wine - would sooner drink water. I bet few agree with me...
Find bacon and pork whilst cooking smell of ‘boar taint’ but I manage to eat them.

Olives
Coriander
Red meat
Mushrooms
Sweet corn
Frozen peas
Fizzy drinks (except gin and tonic)

Avocados
Amy type of blue or runny cheese
Peanut butter
Kale

Prawns and that's it. I like everything else.

Radishes.
Chutneys made from anything leftover from the vegetable growers amongst the people I know. Accept with gratitude, try and have to bin.

Won’t eat again, but have tried: sushi, seafood in shells, peppers, hearts and tripe. Always encouraged my children to try things before they decided they didn’t like them, so I do try new foods,

I can see from other posts here I’m not alone but I have to say also CORIANDER. The taste turns to soap in my mouth.

Any egg cooked any way.

I don't think I have ever tried a poached or scrambled egg. Or an omelette.
Certainly not fried

I've attempted eat a bit of boiled egg a few times over the years, to no degree of success. The smell, the look, the texture. Oh, dear me, no.

I really wish that I did like eggs as I don't eat meat and they are a good alternative source of protein.

But I manage to make up for it with my prodigious consumption of cheese.

CHEESE and everything from that family - yogurt, creme fraiche, sour cream, etc. I have an allergy to/ intolerance of the bacterium that 'turns' fresh milk. Was never a problem in my childhood as my Mother was the same, nor for much of my married life, as we seldom ate out, but then there was this fad for using these cheesy things in soups, sauces, desserts. I have an almost immediate reaction (stomach pain, sickness and diarrhoea) if I inadvertently consume them but each time the dire effects last longer - nearly a week when I had one bite of a 'cream' cake at a funeral tea. This reaction has ruined many celebrations/days out/holidays for me. It seems to be a rare thing in the UK (though common in Italy) so no warnings on menus or packaging.

I will admit I’ve never tasted it, but those big rolls of meat from which slices are carved in takeaway restaurants look like a bacteria paradise to me.

Crisps
Peanut butter
Marmite
Bbq sauce

Butter and margarine! Blurgh!

Fresh Cream - yeuch!!
Runny eggs,
Fatty meat
Marmite

Piccalilli. Tasted once, never again! It smells like vomit and tastes revolting.

Just for completion I would like to add that I consider parsnips and beetroot the Devil's Vegetables.

By far and away my most hated foods are;-

- anything mint flavoured (I even gag on toothpaste- have been know to retch and have to move seats if someone sits next to me in the cinema or theatre sucking mints)

- mayonnaise- slimy nastiness.

Coriander leaves, ugh!
Chorizo and pepperoni
Broccoli
Cabbage
Raw onion
Nuts of any sort
Offal

Beetroot, peppers and chillies, all bottled sauces apart from mayo, tea, coffee, any more than a hint of garlic, coriander, cloves, Cadbury's cream eggs, and Christmas cake or pudding.

I am sure I shall think of many more items later, but I am not really a fussy eater!

Honey and silver beet. I can eat honey of it is cooked with soy but I can’t eat it on bread. I have never liked silver beet but I don’t mind spinach which is similar. Oh and those miniature sweet corns you get in Chinese dishes. I pick them out. Vile little things.