Food that you can't understand why people would eat....

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There are quite a few..

Octopus ...intelligent, beautiful and also all those rubbery suckers...boak!
Tripe, chicken feer
Please add!

Can't understand the love for avocado, it tastes of nothing to me and the texture is slimy. I've had it with all the usual combos too!

Pickled eggs.

@DenPerry I completely agree about avocado. Being vegan people presume I love them, but they are a waste of calories imo.

Melon. Yuk!!!

Fruit flavoured chocolate. Orange/strawberry/coconut/etc. It tastes so artificial and nasty.
I also find most minty things (eg chewing gum) to be really strong. It reminds me too much of toothpaste.
Also don’t like raw tomatoes.

Mushrooms. When food is moulding you throw it away but when it's solo fungi it's supposed to be a delicious treat? No thanks

Anything slimy
Oysters - can't even bring myself to try one
Blue cheese
Love goats cheese although some does smell like goat

Fried mushrooms 😷😷

Corriander tastes like soap.

Primula, dog food, cat food, a rustlers burger, egg nog, a drink of nourishment, isles flottant, flumes, marzipan fruits

Raw oysters. Mmm, cholera, typhoid and other unpleasant and potentially deadly disease.

I adore oysters. On my last few eatings I have been glued to the toilet seat for 24 hours. So annoying me and my favourite food are not compatible. So goodbye Randall and Aubin.

Oysters
Offal
Goats cheese
Blue cheese
All seafood except cod in batter/breadcrumbs
Liquorice
Egg yolk- like the white though!
Jellied eels
Marmite
Liver
Kidneys
Tofu
Quorn
Milk
Bran flakes- cardboard

I'm sure there's more 🤷🏻‍♀️

Earl grey tea
Fruit tea

Non free range eggs/battery eggs. Why you would want to eat a waste product from an animal that has lived its days in a box in the dark I do not know. Even if you save a few pence per egg.

Also, sweet corn. My kids love it. The other day they had tinned ravioli and sweet corn and I couldn’t even sit in the kitchen while they ate it.

Anything with five spice flavouring in it 🤢

Those big fat green Gherkin things (yes DH, those ones you eat straight from the jar).
But worst of all he eats....
Marrowfat peas on toast - the dirty beggar.

So what does a semi-vegan eat?

Glitter I think it’s when you cut down on your meat and dairy etc consumption but don’t give them up entirely. Everything seems to have a name these days.

It seems a lot of people share my dislike for goats cheese and lamb. Why do so many wedding menus and conference dinners serve it though?!

These revolting, cheap, sickly cakes that you can get in Tesco

That’s not even a thing toffee so they’re full of shit but I’m happy to hear what vegans have to say about this.

Vegetarian- doesn’t eat meat but does eat dairy products.

Pescatarian- eats fish but no meat.

Vegan - no animal products.

Is that right? I’ll eat most things myself so no judging (apart from semi-vegans because why?)

Veggies eat eggs and dairy but no meat/meat products.

Or are least I hope that's how it works, or I have been doing it all wrong!

I can't bring myself to try Oysters cos I imagine them to have the same taste and sensation of the aftermath of a blow-job not that I know what that taste is either but heho

People call themselves semi-vegan when they are trying to eat less meat/animal products but don't actually want to cut it out entirely. Sometimes it's an environmental impact thing, sometimes animal welfare related (as they then eat higher welfare meat, much less often.)