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No1Doyen
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Message Posted: 21/08/2009 16:36 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 1 of 34 in Discussion |
| Is there such a food that is impossible to eat? |
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| Well if there is let me have some for a month as could do with loosing a few Lbs of me bum!!! |
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| Not been to many restaurants here then? ;-) |
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| Robin hood, we wont go there please |
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| Liver and tripe. Yuk! |
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| Doyen....if something was impossible to eat I doubt it would be classed as a food |
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| For me, rice pudding with skin on top! High on the 'Gagometer'! |
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| surely if it's impossible to eat then it can't be classed as food. |
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| My sisters cooking! If anyone needs to lose weight fast, hire her as a personal chef, you will soon lose your appetite! |
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| try jesics bar never of the toilet for ten days |
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| Peanut butter.......yuuuuukkkkk Im yippin just thinking about it. |
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Message Posted: 22/08/2009 04:34 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 12 of 34 in Discussion |
| vegetables!! sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, peas, beans, swede...oh the list is endless!! Also the rice pudding with skin on the top...i'm gagging just thinking of these!! DD |
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| The number of Poms (especially the children) I've met who won't touch vegetables (apart from chips) and salads is quite amazing! All they seem to want is pizza, burgers, or pasta with artificial flavouring. Obviously, the UK diet (for the masses) has completely changed in the last 30 odd years - the 'benefits' of this 'lazy diet' being reflected in the obesity figures of pre alcohol drinking youngsters. |
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Message Posted: 22/08/2009 12:42 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 14 of 34 in Discussion |
| Hi Tenakoutou, I totally agree with you, I love all vegetables but I did try one recently that I didn't like and that was ochra or ladies fingers. Yuk!! You are right that many children don't eat vegetables these days and live on a diet of chips burgers and piazzas. This is due mainly to mothers who do not know how to cook and give their kids an endless diet of convenience foods. When I went to school, domestic science was part of the school curriculam but I understand these days it is not. My view is it should be brought back, so young girls learn how to cook and learn the nutritional value of vegetables. The butlers wife |
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| Well i never lived on a fast food diet, my mom would never have been able to afford it!! But i was forced to eat my vegetables, and now i simply can't stand them!! DD |
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| While there is an abundance of food people have fads, when the people have nothing to eat, suddenly you will love what ever is available, lol |
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| Eggs, the last time i tried to eat a whole one i nearly choked to death |
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Message Posted: 22/08/2009 14:23 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 18 of 34 in Discussion |
| DD, I am with you on this one. I was brought up on fresh fruit and veg and whilst I can eat fruit the traditional veg is a big 'NO NO' for me. Cabbage, cauliflower, swede, turnip, parsnips, brussel sprouts (the worse!!), brocolli, broad beans, butter beans!! |
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Message Posted: 22/08/2009 17:27 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 19 of 34 in Discussion |
| Loulou, had loads'a meals at Jessics, from when Muz cooked, went, came back and let the kitchen. Never had a bad meal yet. Mebbe you should go tell Muz how you feel/felt, I'm sure Dennis and he can sort you out. |
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Message Posted: 22/08/2009 18:29 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 20 of 34 in Discussion |
| Domestic science should be taught to both sexes,but my two sons both learned to cook at home. They are both selective with veg. but love fruit. Their off-spring however take most veg and McD and Pizzas are treats. The comment about a lot of young mums not cooking is a relevant one. Too many obese toddlers and teens around in Britain unfortunately. |
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Message Posted: 22/08/2009 19:07 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 21 of 34 in Discussion |
| Jellied eels yuk .... |
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| 5 Cream crackers in one minute |
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| margarine it makes me vomit just looking at it. :( |
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| I think vegetables are food sent from the pits of hell!! Absolutely and totally 100% disgusting...i would rather scoop my eyeballs out with a rusty spoon, than eat them!! But that is just my simple humble oppinion of vegetables!! (ok ok ok...you can call me a fruitcake if you want!! ) DD |
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| Well, everyone likes what they like and there is nothing you can do about it! I like most things but can't digest peppers of any colour (find them so heavy) and not keen on meat, except a bit of chicken now and again...I don't think parents influence too much, my nieces know exactly what they want and try anything, one does not like chips, chocolate or anything you think kids would like and eats very healthily, through her own choice (at just 5 years old!) She just knows what she likes and wants, her sister loves Macdonalds etc and won' t eat any veg, what can you do?! The world would be a very boring place if we all liked the same things! I think everything in moderation (or you get sick of it) and a little bit of everything in the diet to be healthy, we all need fruit, veg, protein, carbohydrates, nuts etc and tastes change as you get older...It looks like those that were forced things as children are obviously rebelling now and wont go near that food! Natx |
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Message Posted: 23/08/2009 11:26 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 26 of 34 in Discussion |
| Spag Boll unless there is a bottle of fruity sauce handy to kill the taste. |
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Message Posted: 23/08/2009 12:12 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 27 of 34 in Discussion |
| It's also impossible to eat a sugary jam doughnut,... without licking your lips,.... try it! |
ROBnJO
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| I've never tried 'Hakarl', Icelandic rotted green shark, and never will! Apparently it has to be rotted as it's poisonous fresh! 10/10 on the 'Gagometer'! http://www.hulver.com/scoop/story/2004/9/1/64125/52848 (Do not read before Sunday Lunch!) Rob |
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| I'll only eat it if it walks on the ground not grown out of it. Although i do have a pea and mushroom addiction Tootie |
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| You couldn't pay me to eat those 100 year old rotten eggs with the bird half formed that they eat in China.... positively nasty!! Also the wichita grub....aaaarrrggghhh!! DD |
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| Has anyone tried MOLEHIYA! i LOVE IT! |
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Message Posted: 23/08/2009 15:37 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 32 of 34 in Discussion |
| RE msg 1, No1Doyen: (...) Is there such a food that is impossible to eat? (...) => ... I think so: when prepared from an English recipe in an English kitchen..? |
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| Hans, English food conpared to Dutch, doesn't have enough, errr,..... herbs in it Eh? |
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Message Posted: 23/08/2009 17:45 | Join or Login to Reply | Message 34 of 34 in Discussion |
| I do a vegetable soup 7 or 8 veg the grandchildren love it, they won't eat the the fresh vegetables though, they say they don't like them! From being 14 my Son did his own cooking as he liked to experiment with different foods we didn't like, now he cooks for his wife and 2 children and he makes sure they eat healthy, his wife is a celiac so he has to cook her type of food for her. |
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