Food that can do one

[MCFC Wirral]

I personally think steak puddings and chips with gravy were horrid foodstuffs when I had them.

It’s perhaps a regional thing but I never got the obsession.

 

[Victorinodennistua]

Not read the whole thread, so apologies if already mentioned, but…
Coleslaw is horrendous.
Looks like dogs vomit & smells awful.
When eating out, I always ask if coleslaw is included & if yes, then ask for no coleslaw with my food.
I have lost count of the amount of times I have sent food back due to a pile of that shit slopped on my plate despite stating no coleslaw when ordering.
One whiff of this satanic shite turns my stomach.

Any of that offal, tripe, pigs trotter nonsense. Kidney in a pie ruins a good steak one. It’s like eating piss. Anchovies and anything fermented like herrings. If you don’t want any friends then eat this lot.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

There was a time when I believed curry to be absolutely horrible
Every time someone said I should have one and I said I struggle to eat it, they recommended I go milder with a Korma and every time, I thought it was utterly disgusting
Then purely by chance, I discovered Korma is laced with coconut milk and I cannot abide the taste of coconut, so I moved onto others and have found several that I really enjoy

Saying you don't like curry, is almost like saying you don't like a roast dinner

Once upon a time I wouldn't entertain the idea of 'cheesecake'! What! Cheese in a cake? WTF. And then a friend offered some, didn't say what it was, and I followed up with 'That's delicious!. But I won't make the same mistake with curry. Cheesecake didn't give the game away by smelling like a latrine.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

not all curry is the same. think there is a possibility that you might not have found the right curry for you.

maybe this forum can help.

I am definitely more a 'savoury' person than 'sweet' but if I smell something 'noxious' I'll have a cake!

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Andouillette - Wikipedia

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A kind of coarse sausage it seems. I think I'll stick to the plain pork off Bury Market.

Oooooh, yer'll never know what goes in those 'coarse sausages'! It'll be the meaty part of black pudding without the pigs' blood!

 

[smevchenko]

Not read the whole thread, so apologies if already mentioned, but…
Coleslaw is horrendous.
Looks like dogs vomit & smells awful.
When eating out, I always ask if coleslaw is included & if yes, then ask for no coleslaw with my food.
I have lost count of the amount of times I have sent food back due to a pile of that shit slopped on my plate despite stating no coleslaw when ordering.
One whiff of this satanic shite turns my stomach.

I used to absolutely detest coleslaw, but when its done properly it's really nice. The supermarket shit is just awful, far too much mayo and its too wet.

 

[idahoblues]

I used to absolutely detest coleslaw, but when its done properly it's really nice. The supermarket shit is just awful, far too much mayo and its too wet.

It’s about as easy as anything to make at home, really good for you. Like you say, avoid all the bs in the sauce, I use a plain yogurt instead of mayo
Like so
https://youtu.be/NsobA1OfBUs?si=IsuA2U706cj-mrno

 

[mexico1970]

It’s about as easy as anything to make at home, really good for you. Like you say, avoid all the bs in the sauce, I use a plain yogurt instead of mayo
Like so

I like it with mayo just not dripping in it, home made coleslaw is leagues better than shop bought shit as you say.

 

[idahoblues]

I like it with mayo just not dripping in it, home made coleslaw is leagues better than shop bought shit as you say.

Also, if you have access to ‘Napa’ cabbage, so good

 

[mexico1970]

Also, if you have access to ‘Napa’ cabbage, so good

Never heard of that mate, is it similar to Bok Choi?