Things I thought I’d love but sad I don’t

[mrsbyers]

Bubble Tea made with the brown tapioca pearls , fruit ones I love

Chai

everything bagel seasoning

M&S Caesar dip

Venison

Pickles, I want to like them but I just don't, they look so good though, exception being picked onions which I do enjoy

Papaya, hated it

Mustard, I think I just haven't found the right one yet

I really wish I liked grapefruit. I love the concept of a more bitter citrus, with a more complex flavour profile, but I hate everything grapefruit related. I thought I was making progress until I had a sip of my sister's Paloma earlier this year and it was a hard no.

Grapefruit too, in theory I should love the sourness…but it’s too grapefruity.

I wish i liked fish.

When you see chefs cooking sea bass or something with linguine I really want to like it. It's clean, white, there's no dodgy cuts, however..

I am a cod and chips and tuna baguette type girl!

I'm not keen on saffron. It's beautiful and of course it's supposed to be a treat because it's so expensive but it tastes like headaches.

Eggs. I've never, in my 30-somethings years, found an egg I like. Can be problematic when I eat brunch out a lot and i try to be meat-free 90% of the time.

I’m with you on that , have tried paella a couple of times but the saffron is a no for
me too

not keen on parsley either

I wish I found fish a treat like some people do. I think it's fine but no more than that.

I wish I liked fresh peaches, I love the smell but I not the taste. I like them roasted in a salad or cooked in a dessert but not fresh.

I'm with you on that, I'm vegetarian and so many recipes I find or as you say breakfasts/brunches are egg related and they just give me the heebies. I can bake with them but not eat them as actual eggs for some odd reason

Coffee! Tried over the years, have got used the taste but my stomach flips out when I drink it. Miss out on the coffee culture a bit (I know, a bit sad)
Tempeh - would love some more high protein veggie option for our family meals but hated it

Any hot drink, I always feel so awkward when offered a tea or coffee. I'm another who doesn't like fish other than tuna or battered fish from the chip shop. Feta, wish I liked it but can't stand it. Lemongrass, I find it so overpowering and it can really ruin an other wise delicious dish for me.

I thought this was just me! Loathe eggs in any shape or form. So annoying when the two breakfast options on a BA flight are ham and egg wrap or egg wrap. How is that a choice?

Chocolate.
Get loads as gifts, like everyone else, and don't like it so give my gifts away instead of getting to enjoy them. Sucks.

Eggs too! When I see DH making something like Eggs Benedict I really wish I liked them.

The flavour of truffles, like truffle oil - absolutely revolting and ruins any meal it’s poured onto

Olives. Would so love to eat them, went to a fabulous famous Spanish bar and would have loved to eaten them.

Avocado! Always looks such a healthy breakfast but there's something about the texture combined with the colour that I just can't handle.

Seared tuna. It looks delicious but I loathe tuna in any form. Same with eggs Benedict or a cheese omelette - I can't eat eggs.

Lamb! Too many really fatty Sunday lunches put me off for life!
Lemongrass as well
Fruit with meat so a lot of north African etc...cooking out for me.

OMG, olives, pickles, dill, pasta, swede, matcha, chai, cucumbers, fennel: if any of those turn up in a dish my heart sinks.

I'm with you on this! Poses as decadent and I can't bear the pompous sod!!

Watermelon - looks so cool and refreshing. Tastes like midly sweet cotton wool. I can barely swallow it. Kind of makes my mouth feel itchy (not in an allergy way)

Not quite the same but I really gone off cauliflower. If it s white and fresh it is ok raw but cooked especially if gone a bit 'old' I can only eat it in a cheese sauce.

I used to eat chick peas but I find them too heavy now.

Have you tried it grilled?

Halve the grapefruit, sprinkle with some brown sugar and grill until brown and caramelised. It's bloody lovely.