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Least Favorite Food
injest:
hmmm...we let the dogs eat the uh 'oysters' from the calves and horses....they know when we are fixing to 'do the deed' and get very excited...
Dobie1018:
I CANNOT stand onions. Just the smell of them makes me want to throw up! Whenever my mom would cook with them when I was little, I could smell them, and I would have to go outside to get away from the odor. Yuk! Just writing this turns my stomach!
David In Indy:
--- Quote from: Dobie1018 on June 20, 2008, 12:59:45 pm ---I CANNOT stand onions. Just the smell of them makes me want to throw up! Whenever my mom would cook with them when I was little, I could smell them, and I would have to go outside to get away from the odor. Yuk! Just writing this turns my stomach!
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My Mom used to can cabbage each winter. She'd store all the canned cabbage downstairs in the basement on a shelf. One year we noticed a horrible smell coming from down there, and we discovered many of the jars had exploded. Apparently she didn't seal the lids properly and the cabbage rotted and exploded. If you've ever smelled rotten cabbage before you'll easily sympathize. It's a smell you will NEVER forget. These days, whenever I smell cabbage cooking it makes me want to ralph.
THEN, I found out rotten cabbage is popular in some Asian countries. They will bury cabbage inside of jars in their yards, let it rot, and then EAT IT! :P I think they call it "kimchi" (I'm not sure if I'm spelling that correctly). Some people tell me it's quite good, but you'll never catch me eating it - not after that rotten cabbage episode in the basement.
ZK:
Has any one tried a fruit called Durian? According wikipedia its related to okra. It has a spiny outer shell:
"The edible flesh emits a distinctive odour, strong and penetrating even when the husk is intact. Regarded by some as fragrant, others as overpowering and offensive, the smell evokes reactions from deep appreciation to intense disgust. The odour has led to the fruit's banishment from certain hotels and public transportation in Southeast Asia."
In the Philippines they say it smells like hell and tastes like heaven. I have never smelt anything as bad and I thought it tasted pretty hellish too. It honestly stank the whole room out if not the floor of the hotel
souxi:
I,ll tell you something else I cannot STAND. Cardamoms, you know those horrible fragrant green pods they put in Indian food that,s supposed to help flavour it?? EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. They have got to be the most disgusting putrid revolting things ever. *blurgh* In fact they are so horrible I think it should be illegal to grow them. YUK YUK YUK. *shudders*
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