What normal foods have you never eaten?

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I've never eaten beetroot, cauliflower or pickled eggs.

What everyday food have you never eaten ?

Fresh apricots should be tried imo.but not supermarket bland ones and let them get properly ripe!

Never had artichoke, really want to try it

Tuna/prawns or any sort of other seafood, sparkling water, peanut butter, kebab.

Subway
Tripe
Pickled egg

Not sure why not the pickled egg as love eggs and pickles.

I don't understand how some posters have lived without eating an egg. A bog standard egg.

One of my highlights is a Saturday morning fried egg sandwich with brown sauce and a strong cup of tea. Luxurious.

Macaroni and cheeses.

Tuna

Also: Winkles
Shrimps
Lobster
Prawns
Crab.
This makes me the black sheep because my family doesn't consider it high tea unless there's shellfish. Celebration meals out involved more of the same. I swear they must have kept Sheeky's in business for years!

Shellfish? Ugh, slippery slimy stuff. I'll stick to being the black sheep.

Marmite.

All fish and seafood. Kebabs though dh loves them

Most of these are not everyday!

I don’t think there’s an everyday food I haven’t tried. I only had faggots for the first time fairly recently, which I suppose are everyday but very regional. They were delicious.

I didn't try cheesecake until I was 18. I love it now.

I've never eaten shell fish or crustaceans and neither would I.

Never tried duck

Raw tomatoes
Olives
Prawns
Sweet corn or corn on the cob
Beetroot
Avocado
Dark Chocolate
Raw Carrot
Oysters
Lobster
Any Hot Sauce
Marmalade
Anchovies
Risotto

I swear I do have a varied diet believe it or not.

@Mamascoven

Never tried duck

You have a treat in store, duck is lovely.

Nothing, I'll eat everything !

Duck, steak, black pudding, fried bread

@CherryBlossomTree7

Duck, steak, black pudding, fried bread

Oh these are some of my favourite foods

Durians are usually banned from hotel rooms in SE Asia because of the stink.

When driving through Malaysia ages ago dh and I would hastily wind up the car windows if we saw a durian stall ahead (no standard aircon then) because of the stink. They do literally smell like sick.

A Vietnamese friend assures me that they’re delicious to eat, though.

They're lovely to eat, it's just hard getting your head round eating something that smells so awful.

GETTINGLIKEMYMOTHER

Also banned on the subway in Singapore.
They are a huge delicacy to some I know, but to me they taste gross.