Bacon. It just tastes like burnt meat to me. :x
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TOPIC | popular foods you dont like?
Pickles.
(I don't completely hate them... but I don't like them.)
(I don't completely hate them... but I don't like them.)
Pickles.
(I don't completely hate them... but I don't like them.)
(I don't completely hate them... but I don't like them.)
i actually dont like biscuits. or grapefruit.
i actually dont like biscuits. or grapefruit.
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[quote name="@ChickenOverlord" date="2019-05-04 14:34:31" ]
for some reason cilantro tastes like soap to me and i don't know why, i also hate dried tomatos with a passion
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Oh, I hate cilantro too. The reason is that there's a chemical in it that is found in soap, and we have a gene mutation that makes our noses especially sensitive to that smell. (Most people can't really smell that particular chemical, so it doesn't give cilantro a peculiar taste to them.) Because of the strong link between the nose and tasting, it affects how we perceive the taste of cilantro.
The same chemical is also present in the exoskeleton of some beetles, including the beetle species that is used to make shellac for jellybeans. You probably also think jellybeans taste soapy and gross. Personally I love jellybeans, because the shellac flavor is quickly overwhelmed by the inside flavor. Cilantro is a definite nope, though.
@ChickenOverlord wrote on 2019-05-04 14:34:31:
for some reason cilantro tastes like soap to me and i don't know why, i also hate dried tomatos with a passion
Oh, I hate cilantro too. The reason is that there's a chemical in it that is found in soap, and we have a gene mutation that makes our noses especially sensitive to that smell. (Most people can't really smell that particular chemical, so it doesn't give cilantro a peculiar taste to them.) Because of the strong link between the nose and tasting, it affects how we perceive the taste of cilantro.
The same chemical is also present in the exoskeleton of some beetles, including the beetle species that is used to make shellac for jellybeans. You probably also think jellybeans taste soapy and gross. Personally I love jellybeans, because the shellac flavor is quickly overwhelmed by the inside flavor. Cilantro is a definite nope, though.
Avocados and mangoes. They look so squishy and mushy, ew. Don’t like fish either, they taste and smell weird (when cooked, lol). I have more, but this is all I can think of off the top of my head.
Avocados and mangoes. They look so squishy and mushy, ew. Don’t like fish either, they taste and smell weird (when cooked, lol). I have more, but this is all I can think of off the top of my head.
Avacado - tried it once, and don't have any plans to try it again.
Other than that, chips (or fries).
Other than that, chips (or fries).
Avacado - tried it once, and don't have any plans to try it again.
Other than that, chips (or fries).
Other than that, chips (or fries).
