Don’t like pickles or olives. I’ll eat most anything but I’m pretty picky about how food is prepared.
i fucking love pickles but the weird ass people who eat pickle snow cones and shit like that are too much
Haven't had it since I was a kid growing up in redneck, usa but fried squirrel is delicious (grays anyway, fox squirrels always seemed tough) We used to also go frog gigging and those are great. Dove is great My buddies eat specklebelly geese and say it's amazing I like wild game
As a kid I wouldn’t eat a burger if a pickle touched it. Not as bad now but I’ve had friends get me to try pickles on countless occassions and I just can’t stand em. Even fried pickles.
I’ll eat all of that stuff but I don’t really care for about half of it. Celery pisses me off tbh. Like wtf did you have to put ALL THIS CELERY in the potato salad SUSAN. It seems like everyone who brings sides to a barbecue is trolling me
I've never had anything that "tasted like chicken" more than rabbit. It's good, but not got much flavor on its own. I'm sure that could change with breed/diet. Can vouch for wild duck, dove, deer, squirrel, frog, and gator.
just olives for me. there's a few things I won't go out of my way to eat (avocados, tomatoes) but if it's already on something I'll just eat it.
I don't get how anyone can dislike olives. Theyre just salty little fat bombs. Was one of my favorite things about eating in Italy, olives and limoncella at every meal.
I’ll eat everything on that list but there’s definitely thinks I prefer and things I’m rarely make. Eat mushrooms, onions, asparagus, brussels, and spinach with the most frequency. Also, beans and tomatoes are tricky. Love haricot verts and use tomatillos, cherry, and San Marzanos regularly in cooking. Not a fan of beefsteak tomatoes or black beans. And for those scared of tofu, it’s actually pretty good and takes on the flavor of the rest of the dish. Wife made awesome Asian lettuce cups early this week that included tofu, mushrooms, jicama, scallions, celery and cashews.
Glad you didn't die https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/rur...sses-in-nome-pointing-to-aged-beluga-flipper/
Steamed broccoli smells disgusting but tastes pretty good. Hard boiled eggs smell gross but are delicious. Senses are weird.
On one hand it's an easy healthy side and on the other hand your house will smell like a nursing home kitchen.
How many of yall fw these https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balut_(food) A balut is a fertilized bird egg (usually a duck) which is incubated for a period of 14 to 21 days depending on the local culture and then boiled or steamed. The contents are eaten directly from the shell.
tuna from a pouch doesn't seem very appealing, but you have to factor in the satisfaction i get from not being a fatass.
I fuck with tuna from a pouch. Herb and Garlic tuna especially. I also tend to pair it with a hard boiled egg and my poots smell super delicious
Make your own, it’s super easy https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/pickled-eggs-with-beets/ You can add stuff like sliced onion, peppercorns, cinnamon, etc. to taste.
Mushrooms Olives Any sort of nuts..sans penut butter Lobster, crab, calamari Cooked spinach by itself, love fresh spinach Brussel sprouts
eggs are basically magic oh I can make you every meal of a day, dessert, cocktails all by highlighting this one thing and it'll be amazing