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Food not going in your mouth
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The opposite to another thread started about food porn
No matter what I was promised I would never put an Oyster in my mouth I'd just puke
Any other hates "
You would not like the episode of Mr Bean where he slurps a plate full of oysters, only to realise they were gone off 
I cant stand olives. They are just foul |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"Calamari. Slimy 8 legged gag evoking creatures of evil  "
Remember in my 20's on my first foreign holiday and ordering the food in a restaurant using the menu with the pictures...steak,chips and a big plate of onion rings that I threw into my mouth before I realised they were Calamari.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This is funny , I remember chatting to a Polishman before about life in Ireland and he was giving out about the average Irish diet ( or at least what he observed to be ) and was giving out that we're an island with a population that wont eat sea food unless is covered in batter and salt and vinegar ha. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I really don't like shellfish, its thehe consistency of them that really gets to me. Also for a few summers would pick winkles and it got to the point where I would see them in my sleep
Hate olives as well |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This is funny , I remember chatting to a Polishman before about life in Ireland and he was giving out about the average Irish diet ( or at least what he observed to be ) and was giving out that we're an island with a population that wont eat sea food unless is covered in batter and salt and vinegar ha."
I think it's got a lot to do with the Catholic idea of penance. Eating fish instead of meat was a Friday punishment  |
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"Kopi luwak
Wasn't he a Kilngon warlord in the last Star trek? 
Isn't it the cat poo coffee
Spits out his centra coffee
Soz "
My brother sent a box of this home from Vietnam once, nobody was brave enough to try it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Kopi luwak
Wasn't he a Kilngon warlord in the last Star trek?
Isn't it the cat poo coffee
Spits out his centra coffee
Soz
My brother sent a box of this home from Vietnam once, nobody was brave enough to try it. "
You really have to wonder about the people who first tried it |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"Kopi luwak
Wasn't he a Kilngon warlord in the last Star trek?
Isn't it the cat poo coffee
Spits out his centra coffee
Soz
My brother sent a box of this home from Vietnam once, nobody was brave enough to try it.
You really have to wonder about the people who first tried it"
Or the ones that milked a cow |
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"Kopi luwak
Wasn't he a Kilngon warlord in the last Star trek?
Isn't it the cat poo coffee
Spits out his centra coffee
Soz
My brother sent a box of this home from Vietnam once, nobody was brave enough to try it.
You really have to wonder about the people who first tried it"
Same can be said for a lot of things. |
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By *ocoWEXMan
over a year ago
Chester |
I have no problem eating / tasting anything.
But dishes made with offal usually turn me upside down.
It's a matter of texture and consistency, not taste, cuz Pâté is great obviously. (even if should be banned for how is made).
And Irish Steak and Kidney Pie Is fine too. |
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By *ol_ieMan
over a year ago
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"Jesus. If I ever needed confirmation that fab was full if weirdos, this thread is it! "
Amen to that..
I work on the basis that you have to try it a couple of time before you decide if you like it or not.
Pretty much eat anything as a result. |
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"Jesus. If I ever needed confirmation that fab was full if weirdos, this thread is it! "
Never a truer word spoken!!! With the exception of olives I'd eat most of the things mentioned above... A few I've yet to try but would give them a go!! And I can't believe someone mentioned Coddle!!!! What's not to like about boiled sausages and rashers in a white stew???? That stuff is glorious!!!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I am very lucky that I can eat almost anything and will try anything at least once. How can one say they don’t like something if they haven’t at least tasted it. I hate the smell of lamb being cooked.... it makes me want to throw up, but I still like the taste and do eat it.
I even tried Dog when I was in Korea and it tasted fine although I do get a very hard time from people about that!!!!!! |
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By *ateniteCouple
over a year ago
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"I am very lucky that I can eat almost anything and will try anything at least once. How can one say they don’t like something if they haven’t at least tasted it. I hate the smell of lamb being cooked.... it makes me want to throw up, but I still like the taste and do eat it.
I even tried Dog when I was in Korea and it tasted fine although I do get a very hard time from people about that!!!!!!"
Curious to know how it was cooked/served?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I am very lucky that I can eat almost anything and will try anything at least once. How can one say they don’t like something if they haven’t at least tasted it. I hate the smell of lamb being cooked.... it makes me want to throw up, but I still like the taste and do eat it.
I even tried Dog when I was in Korea and it tasted fine although I do get a very hard time from people about that!!!!!!
Curious to know how it was cooked/served??"
It was served on a platter with other meats in a top class restaurant. I was in a mixed group of Irish and Korean people having evening dinner. It was almost 20 years ago. I don’t know how it was cooked. |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"I am very lucky that I can eat almost anything and will try anything at least once. How can one say they don’t like something if they haven’t at least tasted it. I hate the smell of lamb being cooked.... it makes me want to throw up, but I still like the taste and do eat it.
I even tried Dog when I was in Korea and it tasted fine although I do get a very hard time from people about that!!!!!!
Curious to know how it was cooked/served??
It was served on a platter with other meats in a top class restaurant. I was in a mixed group of Irish and Korean people having evening dinner. It was almost 20 years ago. I don’t know how it was cooked."
Did you know it was dog meat before you ate it
I'm just curious, I ate some horse while working on a stud farm in Paris and I wasn't told until after I had eaten it
It was fine while eating it but hated the fact that I had afterwards when I was told |
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