Unpopular opinions about food

I don't like Italian food. Too herby, too many tomatoes, and Parmesan cheese makes me retch. Come to think of it, I don't like Mediterranean cuisine in general.

Edit because I just thought of another one: Brit Kiwis might dispute this but I fucking hate shepherd's pie and cottage pie. Some people might view minced meat topped with mashed potatoes as comfort food, but to me it's depression in food form.
Mince is the food version of the colour grey.

Fucking rank.
 
I hate seafood and am really not a fan of salted caramel ice cream. I get carmel because its sweet, not looking to fucking ruin it. Also despise coffee.
 
its probably been said but i hate spaghetti and pizza so much that i gag every time im around it. :(
Boy do I have a culinary atrocity for you.
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I think Mexican food is shit. I dont understand the attraction to beans 100 different ways with some mince and cheese in a roll.

However looking at the taco bell menu it looks like cost is the real winner
Taco bell is pretty bad tbh. It's good drunk food or a quick bite $1 burrito. If you want to try real Mexican food try to find an authentic restaurant, it's almost nothing like tex mex food.
 
I think Mexican food is shit. I dont understand the attraction to beans 100 different ways with some mince and cheese in a roll.
Most real Mexican food isn't topped with cheese. That's American shit. Most real Mexican food also doesn't have ground beef or ground anything. That's also American shit. About the only really Mexican thing there is they do tend to eat a lot of dishes with tortillas, but even living on nothing but tortilla-based dishes is more a lower class thing, and most American "Mexican" food is loosely based on the food of people who immigrated here, who are more likely to have been escaping economic difficulties, much like tacos al pastor are essentially based on shawarma, brought to Mexico in the '30s by Lebanese (and other) immigrants escaping trouble in their own home countries.
 
Most real Mexican food isn't topped with cheese. That's American shit. Most real Mexican food also doesn't have ground beef or ground anything. That's also American shit. About the only really Mexican thing there is they do tend to eat a lot of dishes with tortillas, but even living on nothing but tortilla-based dishes is more a lower class thing, and most American "Mexican" food is loosely based on the food of people who immigrated here, who are more likely to have been escaping economic difficulties, much like tacos al pastor are essentially based on shawarma, brought to Mexico in the '30s by Lebanese (and other) immigrants escaping trouble in their own home countries.
So beans a 100 ways is real deal in Mexico aswell?
 
long spaghetti is just annoying
mussels have a bad texture
i dont understand the craze of pulled pork. the texture is like someone else already chewed it and spat it out. what am a a baby bird?
mcdonalds anything tastes so unlike food and more like the box it comes in
american versions of european foods usually manage to be as loud, fatty, and generally obnoxious as americans. every item in the kitchen mixed together is not cuisine.
the rancid mutton fat/child rape victims/bin slop/glue/rats that turkroaches serve to drunken britbongs as donner kebab. absolute abomination. a shawarma from a street stall in palestine or a falafel in a lebanese kiosk is out of this world beautiful
carp. slavs love it. to me its like chewing a mouthful of mud with needles in it.

most food rated as disgusting in other comments is the result of faggots not knowing how to cook/living on takeout/coming from single parent families where nobody gives a shit about a nice family meal.
 
THANK YOU some one who understands. I too like it dry, but what goes in your salad farmer?
Pretty much anything. I really don't even know how to answer that.

And it's not that I hate dressing, I just don't think it needs it, and usually would just rather skip it. Especially if the salad already has moist ingredients like tomatoes or fatty ingredients like cheese. But I often just throw some salt and pepper on plain lettuce or spinach.
 
Pretty much anything. I really don't even know how to answer that.

And it's not that I hate dressing, I just don't think it needs it, and usually would just rather skip it. Especially if the salad already has moist ingredients like tomatoes or fatty ingredients like cheese. But I often just throw some salt and pepper on plain lettuce or spinach.
I used to enjoy ranch on salad, but I dunno it just stopped tasting good.
I enjoy fruit in my spinach salad so I guess it makes it's own dressing.

ice burg lettuce, that can hold a good dressing I think.
 
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