Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
Same with me but really need to be blended rather than chopped.
To me the smell of tomato plants are almost the same as stinging nettles …
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[Food] How fussy are you with food ?
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To me the smell of tomato plants are almost the same as stinging nettles …
I’ve eaten a lot of things in SE Asia that would turn most people’s stomachs quite happily, and would do again if I had to (to get the deal done, for example).
There’s only one thing I won’t/can’t eat: dessicated coconut, I can’t swallow it - it just all collects into a little ball in mouth that just won’t go down. Bounty bars deserve their own little corner in hell.
There’s only one thing I won’t/can’t eat: dessicated coconut, I can’t swallow it - it just all collects into a little ball in mouth that just won’t go down. Bounty bars deserve their own little corner in hell.
The Spanish and the Romans make some excellent dishes with tripe.I bet you'd like callos a la madrileño (the most popular Spanish tripe dish. My partner's father, a tripe hater, tried it and loved it. Until told what it was, after which he wouldn't eat any more
A Manchester-based Spanish chef in the 70s is quoted as saying "English style tripe is like a woman who's just got out of bed in the morning. Spanish tripe is after she has done her hair and makeup". I'm not sure if you'd get away with such a quip these days but I know what he means.
BRIGHT ON Q
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Can't stand Celery, eat pretty much everything else although not that struck on cucumber and beetroot
I love beetroot. The most underrated vegetable there is imho.
Worried Man Blues
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You need a warning about your wee the next day!!
Worried Man Blues
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No offal here unless it's hidden in sausages or pies etc can do steak and kidney pie. No to insects or other weird stuff anything from Tescos!
In Romania we were often served 'Ciorba di burta'
basically tripe soup.
oft taken with yoghurt,
absolutely disgusting.
basically tripe soup.
oft taken with yoghurt,
absolutely disgusting.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I have friends who likes eggs but won't eat them outside.
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The signs on Saturday were advertising a new “upgraded bun” it still looked shit
kevo
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I have an aversion to celery too (we would not have been welcome in the Cavemen Crew) - but, strangely, like celery salt.
You wouldn’t eat wolf nipple chips… Bit picky aintcha ?
METALMICKY
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If it's on my plate and can either wink or wave it's tail at at me it's a big no no.
CAN'T EAT:
Duck egg (I like it but am allergic, which is weird as I can eat Hen and Quail egg no problem, but duck egg makes me vomit) and Sweetcorn (my body can't cope with something that wants to come out exactly as it went in and gives me stomach cramps).
WON'T EAT
No one has ever prepared Swede or Turnip in a way that has made me like it. Tripe smells and tastes like wet sheepdog (credit, the late, great Anthony Bourdain for that one, he was bang on). And, for anyone else who has been to Japan, Natto. Natto is revolting.
Pretty much everything else is fair game. Raw or cooked, offal or expensive cut, meat or veg or pulse. I'll try anything.
Worst thing I've ever tried? Had to be snake sperm (in a shot of firewater) in Snake Alley Market in downtown Taipei. I was in an eating dare competition with the Palace fan I was working with. We both retired undefeated after Snake Alley.
Duck egg (I like it but am allergic, which is weird as I can eat Hen and Quail egg no problem, but duck egg makes me vomit) and Sweetcorn (my body can't cope with something that wants to come out exactly as it went in and gives me stomach cramps).
WON'T EAT
No one has ever prepared Swede or Turnip in a way that has made me like it. Tripe smells and tastes like wet sheepdog (credit, the late, great Anthony Bourdain for that one, he was bang on). And, for anyone else who has been to Japan, Natto. Natto is revolting.
Pretty much everything else is fair game. Raw or cooked, offal or expensive cut, meat or veg or pulse. I'll try anything.
Worst thing I've ever tried? Had to be snake sperm (in a shot of firewater) in Snake Alley Market in downtown Taipei. I was in an eating dare competition with the Palace fan I was working with. We both retired undefeated after Snake Alley.
