What foods do you really hate and couldn't eat even out of politness if given at a dinner party?

[branflake81]

For me it would be prawns, beetroot or anything flavoured with honey.

sorry - "politeness"

Ooh nothing. The only thing I don't like is milk.

Anything with a sauce made from oranges. Apricots also upset me!

Bananas and liver. (Especially served together).

Sea urchin gonads. Ate them once and almost vomited at the table. Anything else I'd give a go

Tripe

Mushrooms (think of it as a sick emoticon)

Sweetbreads - bleugh - glands just don't do it for me would have trouble swallowing!

Oysters, muscles, clams, any manky shellfish!

Oh and pork - bleugh - uncle is a fireman and he reckons smells like human flesh when it is cooking - never eaten it again!

Oh and aubergine - hate the texture - same for kidney beans!

HHHHHMMMMMM am thnking I am rather fussy!

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green peppers

well I'm vegetarian, so apart from meat or fish, the only thing i can think of is aubergine. Which is a pity, since that seems to be a staple of many veggi meals

Offal- serious nono.
Wouldn't eat anything like snake or Kangaroo bits - euck.

i am very fussy so the list would be huge AND i hate eating in front of people so the chances of me being at a dinner party are small

(awkward me?)

to answer the OP....i wouldn't eat any seafood, liver, beetroot, anything covered in loads of cheese, anything that smelled like feet (), erm....anything that isn't supposed to be eaten ie eyeballs, kangaroo bollocks.....there will be more, i just can't remember!

Tonight's special:

Fried kangaroo bits, with sauteed potatoes and creamed beans

peppers and faggots

Well nothing I can think of

Still thinking - nope nothing apart from foods that aren't usually eaten in this country (eg worms, sheeps eyes etc) though I love snails. Tbh I'd probably even try the sheeps eyes and worms out of politeness if cooked though I'd struggle if not cooked.

...tomatoes...that's another

Fish served up with their heads on and seafood.

Peas

semolina / tapioca...

thankfully not commonly served at dinner parties
although Dh is chinese and the tapioca seems to be a staple desert at his parents house.

a former colleague went to a dinner party and was served the woman's afterbirth. needless to say he turned green at the gills and refused it

pixie is that true!!!!

oysters
anythng raw including sushi / shashimi
I once mortified myself by asking my host to pop some slices of fabulously expensive beef served as carpaccio in the frying pan for a second or two - rare is fine, raw....bleugh.

Tripe. And that's it. Everything else would be guzzled down with every sign of enjoyment.