Worst foods and describe them

There’s a big cultural difference between yours and mine.

Indeed, though I am sort of the result of many cultures mixed together....lived all over the place including growing up 4.5 years in Iran. Lived in the South, Southwest and MidWest of the US as well as Japan.
 
Indeed, though I am sort of the result of many cultures mixed together....lived all over the place including growing up 4.5 years in Iran. Lived in the South, Southwest and MidWest of the US as well as Japan.

American standard baked beans have pork in them. Whereas ours don’t. Hence the American term: vegetarian baked beans.
 
American standard baked beans have pork in them. Whereas ours don’t. Hence the American term: vegetarian baked beans.

what is the point of eating them if they did not have meat in them. The best baked beans are the ones at a good BBQ joint that just shove all the little bits left after cutting the beef and pork into the big pot of beans.
 
There has not been one bad food listed here. They all depend on being prepared right. There are no bad foods, just bad chefs. Any good food can be prepared badly and any bad food can be made into a delicacy.

What people are discussing here are foods they've had they just didn't like the way it was prepared for them.
 
Crappy meat from the grocery store. Some of it literally smells like shit. Probably tastes like shit, too. A lot of times it is pork. Cooks and others slather it in all kinds of liquid and spices to cover up the bad taste and smell.
 
Oysters
Radishes
Beets
Cube Steak
Liver

Yuck to All!
As a kid, mother used to cook pigs liver, lambs liver wasn't as strong. I cook ox liver for my little dogs. Ox liver curry is nice.



You can soak liver in milk to remove the strong taste, but for some, it tends to be the texture that puts them off too.
 
Eggplant/aubergine - nasty texture no matter how it's cooked.
Canned tuna - it's cat food, even the expensive stuff.
Runny eggs - I literally can't.
Brinjal Pickle is nice (aubergine). I cut it much finer than the recipe states.

Canned tuna is dry and mushy at the same time.

Runny eggs (dippy eggs), sorry, damn nice with butter toasted bread soldiers. Put them in a pan, bring to a boil, boil 3 mins-ish, sit in an egg cup, chop the top off and dip the soldiers in.
 
what is the point of eating them if they did not have meat in them. The best baked beans are the ones at a good BBQ joint that just shove all the little bits left after cutting the beef and pork into the big pot of beans.
When you cook baked beans, you must add a knob of butter.
 
As a kid, mother used to cook pigs liver, lambs liver wasn't as strong. I cook ox liver for my little dogs. Ox liver curry is nice.



You can soak liver in milk to remove the strong taste, but for some, it tends to be the texture that puts them off too.



I couldn’t. (Shudder)
 
There has not been one bad food listed here. They all depend on being prepared right. There are no bad foods, just bad chefs. Any good food can be prepared badly and any bad food can be made into a delicacy.

What people are discussing here are foods they've had they just didn't like the way it was prepared for them.
Tends to be more of the food on it's own, except macaroni and cheese, that's just vomit.

But if you tried to omit, say mustard, out of a recipe, the final dish is crap.
 
I couldn’t. (Shudder)
My girlfriend eats with her eyes. If she knows what it is, she won't eat it. We were in Gran Canaria and she doesn't like seafood. I ordered fried baby squid. She finally tried a bit and said, "Whoo, tastes like salty crispy streaky bacon, that's nice". She won't eat lambs heart, but slice and cook it in garlic and butter! Yet she will eat a slab of beef off a cattle's arse.
 
My girlfriend eats with her eyes. If she knows what it is, she won't eat it. We were in Gran Canaria and she doesn't like seafood. I ordered fried baby squid. She finally tried a bit and said, "Whoo, tastes like salty crispy streaky bacon, that's nice". She won't eat lambs heart, but slice and cook it in garlic and butter! Yet she will eat a slab of beef off a cattle's arse.

I know beef liver is very good for you, iron, B vitamins etc, and l try to eat it.

But in a curry, l don’t think l could.
 
I know beef liver is very good for you, iron, B vitamins etc, and l try to eat it.

But in a curry, l don’t think l could.
Well, kinda whatever you try to do with liver, liver just seems to be liver. But in Latif's curry, it works.
 

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