What is the one thing you can eat on it's very own, although some people find it repulsive?

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For me it's cheese! Any kind of cheese!!!! I am in LOVE with CHEESE!!! Cream cheese, cheddar cheese, brie, mozzarella, provolone, you get the idea!

However, I have a friend tell me that she thought it was disgusting! even though she relished ketchup sandwiches! Blergh!

I knew another guy who could simply eat a raw onion like an apple, no problem! My autist mind thought, "I wonder if he will be a serial killer one day?" I know, I'm weird! HA!

What one food do you enjoy tremendously on it's own, but according to some people, it makes them want to gag?

Frozen prawns, one by one out of the freezer (still frozen).
It started as a pregnancy craving, but I still like it 15 years later.

Pickled eggs

When you say cold stuffing - do you mean cold stuffing (with sausage meat) before it's cooked? Also amazing.

Uncooked pasta

Definitely pickled onions straight from the jar .

Should you eat frozen prawns? I genuinely have no idea?

@PleaseLetItBeNapTime my DDs are uncooked pasta the other day. I was revolted.

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I’m veggie and like a cheap sage and onion stuffing. Cooked but cold. Excellent with some blue cheese too.

Also a big fan of a jar of cold pickles and a fork.

I also love sweet corn straight from the tin with a tea spoon and with the juice. Any other way and it doesn't taste as nice

Black pudding. Raw/cold (I know it is sold ‘cooked’ but it’s usually then fried or grilled before eating. I like it that way too, btw)

Yes to cheese (any kind). Also cheese sauce where I've completely deliberately accidentally made too much.

I don't do a roast dinner every Sunday, but when I do I always catch DP drinking a mug full of gravy when he's supposed to be washing up.

Not me but my almost 2 year old has had a very strange love for olives since I started baby led weaning and we went out for lunch when he was around 7 months and I shared my hummus and pitta board with him 🤣

Sage & Onion stuffing tastes better when it's still hot from the kettle, doused in butter and eaten without letting it thicken too much, like a thick bread and sage soup. None of that nasty cooking of it, though.

Cold rice pudding eaten out the tin with a spoon. But only Ambrosia brand. Preferably having been in the fridge for an hour first.

Ketchup sandwiches are divine. Slathered in slices of cold butter.

Burnt cold toast with loads of proper butter.

@cindersella, me and DH love pate on it's own too! Tastes sooo good! HMMMM!

Mushrooms, I'll quite often fry half a large punnet, put them in a bowl and sit and scoff the lot.

Anne. Yes with you on cold stuffing with cheese... also onion relish with cold stuffing goes well... thinking were heading for a tipe of ploughmans 😂

Whole grilled trout. Had it regularly in my youth (with spuds and veg of course) and it was always a nice treat, but when my university cafeteria served it my fellow students were grossed out seeing the trout with the heads still on. Well, their loss I say.

Hone made gravy. Just on its own

Yep and me.

My mum once made a dinner and we did dh a takeaway as he'd been working. That evening he didn't fancy a whole dinner so just ate the meat and potatoes.

I ate the Chinese tub full of gravy with a spoon, like soup Dh was horrified.

Raw button mushrooms

Raw mushrooms. Yum!

Before I was veggie I could eat KFC gravy like soup 🤣

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