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?

Cauliflower. I bloody love cauliflower cooked or raw. Am I the only person who has cauliflower and chips? I didn't have cauliflower today (was invited to friends for dinner). Im off to get some frozen cauli to nibble on. I won't sleep otherwise.

Raw mince
Raw salmon fillet (I mean, it’s basically uncut sashimi!)

Thank you lovely people for clearing something up I've wondered about for years! A woman who volunteered in the same place as me, (elderly with a wicked sense of humour, it's relevant) told me she preferred a bowl of raw mushrooms to a bowl of popcorn when watching films/TV and I always thought she was pulling my pisser.

My gravy in a cup, on its own ofc.

Some of these are seriously FREAKING me OUT!!!!

I'm looking at you, @Pollypopit!!! Are you sure you're name isn't on a list somewhere?!!!

Seriously, though, this is great fun! Keep them coming!

EXCEPT for the lettuce, zen1, seriously, why? It tastes of nothing!

Anything pickled, I’m with the PP using a long handled teaspoon in the Branson jar. Raw mushrooms, raw swede, raw broccoli stems, raw Brussels sprouts. Cheese. Ketchup and salad cream (separately, I’m not an animal).

Vinegar. I am more than capable of drinking a small glass of neat vinegar. I used to prefer red wine vinegar, but I think balsamic has supplanted it.

I've been drinking the odd glass of vinegar since I was a child.

Anchovies!!

Thunder raw mince 😳😷 is that safe? What type of mince

Actually romaine lettuce on its own is really nice. Not other kinds

Mozzarella. I will happily eat an entire ball of it.

@thegardenfairy
There's a chippy in Edinburgh called Alba d'Oro that does garlic cauliflower. Battered, deep fried cauliflower smothered in garlic butter. I'd sell my children for it.

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

That was me. It was always the pink ones which are already cooked, then frozen (not the grey ones).

It's OK, lovely even :) Just not to most peoples taste.

Funnily enough, DD who I was pregnant with when it all started likes them too. Even as a tiny child, she'd want them (15 now and still likes a frozen prawn).

MorningsEleven anything from that chip shop is good, but I agree the cauliflower is special. Their pasta is amazing as well.

Ovaltine dry from on the spoon .... tastes like maltesers

@DinoDave you are my gravy twin!

@donkdonkgoo - bog standard Waitrose essentials mince. Never made me feel remotely ill. I eat it within a day or two of buying, and always from a new/sealed packet. It’s just tartare!

cold toast. eaten naked. the day after.

'old cold toast' - we call it

Butter

I meant beef mince or pork, turkey?

I’m a frozen prawn fan too Sluggish - delicious fishy little ice pops.

Sundried tomatoes. Straight out of the jar.

Nuts but I have always loved oxo since young. Also marmite I can sit easily and eat a jar

There's a chippy in Edinburgh called Alba d'Oro that does garlic cauliflower. Battered, deep fried cauliflower smothered in garlic butter. I'd sell my children for it

OMG! You serious?!! Edinburgh for hols, this year, it is then. There's no point in having a show of hands from the family. Mother has decided.... And mother knows best 😉😁

Also chicken and leak cup a soup out of the packet dry

Ah. Beef mince!

Mango Chutney!!!!