What everyday food makes you gag?

foxy farmer · 12-01-2019 11:00pm

Not so much an everyday food- Paté.
Had a bad experience at a function once. Had a woeful metallic taste. 27yrs later the mere thought will send a shudder through me.

jay0109 · 12-01-2019 11:02pm

Bananas ....the texture of them makes me sick

Yer Da sells Avon · 12-01-2019 11:05pm

I misread the title as "what everyday food makes you gay?"

Cucumber.

RhubarbCrumble · 12-01-2019 11:06pm

Poochie05 wrote: »

Coriander - soapy yuk
Scrambled eggs, don't mind eggs cooked other ways

I hate omelettes. I'm fine with eggs any other way.

igCorcaigh · 12-01-2019 11:09pm

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

Rhubarb crumble

appledrop · 12-01-2019 11:13pm

Eggs-Yes all types poached, scrambled, fried, boiled, omelettes etc all make me want to puke:(

Tinned tuna. Should be banned from staff canteens. It smells, looks + I'm guessing tastes like cat food. Stinks out the sink+ canteen. Evil stuff.

12-01-2019 11:21pm

Any variety of quiche. Pasta with chicken.. they don't go together. I feel ill thinking about these.

JupiterKid · 12-01-2019 11:25pm

Porridge....I’ve tried, believe me. But I just can’t.
Mutton
Fennel
Tapioca - revolting
Kiwi fruit
Pâte
Liver or kidney
Avocado (though I do like guacamole)

Allergic to all seafood so that’s a no no. Even the smell of most fish makes me retch.

FishOnABike · 12-01-2019 11:28pm

Leeks, make my stomach do somersaults.

_Brian · 12-01-2019 11:28pm

Beans !

seriously... theyre the devils poo

Capt'n Midnight · 12-01-2019 11:34pm

Onions. Fine if liquidised and a minor ingredient. Pickled silverskins will cause me to retch. Scallions are OK.

Cauliflower stinking up a fridge is gross.

Yellowman is sooooo much better than dulse.

RhubarbCrumble · 12-01-2019 11:46pm

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Rhubarb crumble

Cries

Rubberlegs · 13-01-2019 12:42am

eviltwin wrote: »

Milk. Can't even bear to look at it.

This so much. The way it clings to the side of a glass makes me nauseous. If someone is drinking it I can't look at them especially if they have a milk moustache. I can tolerate a little in tea or coffee and can eat yoghurt and cheese but I can't eat cereal as I hate it so much:(

Richard Hillman · 13-01-2019 12:47am

I gag at the sight of peas. I can't even look at a picture of mushy peas.

I also automatically vomit when drinking regular milk. Strawberry, Chocolate any other flavour, I like. Not regular milk though.

Hammer89 · 13-01-2019 12:57am

XsApollo wrote: »

Cucumbers

You're supposed to chop them up. No wonder you gag.

JCX BXC · 13-01-2019 12:59am

dohboy wrote: »

Baked beans for me. Contemptible.

Agreed. Have to leave the room when they're being cooked.

Ursus Horribilis · 13-01-2019 1:01am

Liver. Even handling the stuff gives me the heebie jeebies.

AllForIt · 13-01-2019 1:05am

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

Onions. Fine if liquidised and a minor ingredient. Pickled silverskins will cause me to retch. Scallions are OK.

Cauliflower stinking up a fridge is gross.

Yellowman is sooooo much better than dulse.

I love cauliflower. It's my favorite veg. I don't know any veg that stinks, not in it's raw form anyway. I keep fresh cauliflower in the fridge and if it's completely fresh I eat it raw. Cauliflower is the one veg that is high in protein. You can't eat anything more healthy that cauliflower.

Also, I love onions. I hate having to peel them but it's worth it. They are so nutritious and tasty. I hate peeling garlic as well but again it's worth the trouble.

quickbeam · 13-01-2019 1:08am

Custard
Cream
Rice pudding
Mushy peas

Road-Hog · 13-01-2019 1:09am

Mushrooms......the smell texture even visually they just make me gag.....the Effin things are thrown into everything these days.....waiting to find a desert with them soon....!

quickbeam · 13-01-2019 1:10am

AllForIt wrote: »

I love cauliflower. It's my favorite veg. I don't know any veg that stinks, not in it's raw form anyway. I keep fresh cauliflower in the fridge and if it's completely fresh I eat it raw. Cauliflower is the one veg that is high in protein. You can't eat anything more healthy that cauliflower.

I don't mind cauliflower, like an old gratin dish of it actually. But never would have thought to eat it raw. Do you eat it plain, or is there flavouring you add when eating it raw?

AllForIt · 13-01-2019 1:55am

quickbeam wrote: »

I don't mind cauliflower, like an old gratin dish of it actually. But never would have thought to eat it raw. Do you eat it plain, or is there flavouring you add when eating it raw?

I eat it raw. But only if it's completely fresh. The quality of cauliflower is hit and miss. I don't know why this is but there you go.

When I cook it I eat it with some kind of cheese sauce. Either made out of cream or a classic bechamel. White sauce basically. I do sometimes mix it in a stir fry as well.