Rice Pudding and other things that are wrong

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The discussion revolves around various food preferences and aversions, particularly focusing on childhood experiences with certain dishes. Participants share their distaste for foods like rice pudding, chocolate-covered raisins, and carrot-raisin-mayo salad, often recalling the unpleasant surprises they encountered as children. Some express a strong dislike for traditional English foods, while others defend them, particularly rice pudding, which is appreciated in its Indian variant. The conversation also touches on the nostalgia of home-cooked meals, with some participants reminiscing about the simplicity and comfort of their childhood diets, contrasting them with more modern or processed foods. The thread highlights a mix of humor and shared experiences regarding food, with many expressing a strong emotional connection to their culinary pasts, whether positive or negative.
  • #91
Evo said:
together?

Have you watched Andrew Zimmern?

Is that the bald fat guy who says stuff like, "You can really taste the blood, that's a good thing."?
 
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  • #92
turbo-1 said:
... My mother always added cinnamon to the beaten eggs before dipping the bread for French toast.

Interesting, so did mine. However I considered French toast to be another thing that is wrong.
 
  • #93
I will do anything for good French toast. I'm not kidding.
 
  • #94
What will you do for so-so french toast? If I make lots.
 
  • #95
Topher925 said:
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OK.

I've lost my appetite for baby seal flipper now.

Think I'll go make myself a ludafisk sandwich. If you give a man a fishing pole and teach him to fish, he will never want for fish.
If you give a man ludafisk, he will never want fish.
 
  • #96
tribdog said:
Is that the bald fat guy who says stuff like, "You can really taste the blood, that's a good thing."?
I think he's cute, too bad he's married. I melt when he makes those big cow eyes into the camera. :!)

Math Is Hard said:
I will do anything for good French toast. I'm not kidding.
Funny, my mother, being French, had never heard of French Toast, and we never had it.

LowlyPion said:
OK.

I've lost my appetite for baby seal flipper now.
That picture is very disturbing. :frown:

If you give a man a fishing pole and teach him to fish, he will never want for fish.
If you give a man ludafisk, he will never want fish.
:biggrin:
 
  • #97
Here, according to a poll, are the top 20 most hated foods:

http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight/most-hated-foods

I still can't believe that blueberries made the list!
 
  • #98
Janus said:
Here, according to a poll, are the top 20 most hated foods:

http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight/most-hated-foods

I still can't believe that blueberries made the list!
Was the poll restricted to nit-picky, finicky eaters that grew up in homes where no one could cook?
 
  • #99
Damn! Almost everything on that list is on my favorite list. What is going on?
 
  • #100
Janus said:
Here, according to a poll, are the top 20 most hated foods:

http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight/most-hated-foods

I still can't believe that blueberries made the list!

Blueberries and maple syrup? I can understand others being on the list, even if I like them (for example, I know people who don't like canned tuna or mayo) and I certainly approve of things like liver, canned peas (not fresh peas, just canned ones), cooked carrots and lima beans being on that list. :biggrin: But I've never heard of people who don't like blueberries and maple syrup! They probably had only 20 people voting. :rolleyes:
 
  • #101
that is the dumbest list ever. there are way worse foods than the ones on that list. Mushrooms and Onions? Come on. I have to say though I always wondered about cilantro. Sometimes I like it and sometimes it tastes like soap I didn't know there was a genetic factor to that.
 
  • #102
Moonbear said:
But I've never heard of people who don't like blueberries and maple syrup! They probably had only 20 people voting. :rolleyes:

Supposedly 75,000 people voted in that poll. I can only assume that 74,997 people split their votes among the other 18, two voted for maple syrup and one for blueberries.
 
  • #103
I don't care for blueberrys, but I wouldn't put them on my worst list. About the only food I agree with is the Mayonnaise. I've never liked it or Miracle Whip.
 
  • #104
tribdog said:
I don't care for blueberrys, but I wouldn't put them on my worst list. About the only food I agree with is the Mayonnaise. I've never liked it or Miracle Whip.
Miracle Whip sucks. Cain's real natural mayo is killer!
 
  • #105
My childhood memories?
Boiled chicken with noodles. Yuck
 
  • #106
I was fed rice and bread pudding years ago i used to love it, Yorkshire pudding with jam on is a favorite now, and for i treat i have some dried mixed fruit, currents, sultanas etc with
evaporated milk.

The worst food ever must be jellied eels, pigs trotters or ox tongue.
 
  • #107
turbo-1 said:
Damn! Almost everything on that list is on my favorite list. What is going on?

I sure hope you aren't talking about Evo's list of decayed secondary meats prepared in various hellish and unsanitary ways.
 
  • #108
tribdog said:
What will you do for so-so french toast? If I make lots.

hmm.. I can make mediocre French toast on my own. How well do you do Mickey Mouse pancakes?
 
  • #109
Is that the same as Sewer Rat Crepes? Cause I've got a killer recipe for that.
 
  • #110
LowlyPion said:
I sure hope you aren't talking about Evo's list of decayed secondary meats prepared in various hellish and unsanitary ways.
Hey! They're "classics".

Just wait until I have my PF tasting party.

I also want to say that the way I cook large white lima beans (not those gawdawful green ones), they are soft and buttery and melt in your mouth. Those were among the most often requested dishes by the girls growing up and the Spawn of Evo makes them now.

I think a lot of kids grew up hating some foods because they weren't cooked right. I remember eating at some of my friend's homes when I was little and having to politely gag down the food their mom cooked.
 

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