Common food combinations that you hate

[Kali]

peanutbutter and (anything)

ham and pineapple

raisins and oatmeal

tea and lemon

[Ediacara]

1. Raw Onions and anything

I like cooked onions just fine, but any kind of raw onion (including leeks and green onions) is just repelent.

[Kali]

10. heh - that's different

usually onion haters don't like them cooked either.

[Ediacara]

18. Cooking them gets rid of the objectionable part of their flavor

When they're cooked they are kind fo sweet, when uncooked, they're terrible.

[Rabrrrrrr]

2. Pie with whipped cream; or pie with merengue

Esp. if the whipped cream is that petroleum based Cool Whip shit.

[Kali]

11. what about cheese and apple pie?

merengue isn't my favorite but I can eat it. No problem with (real) whipped cream! Ice cream is good but my real fave with pie is a glass of ice cold milk.

[Rabrrrrrr]

19. I don't like the cheese on apple pie, either.

Tankfully, that's not in my tradition. But then, if it were in my tradition, I might like it. I rememebr the first time I had it - I bet I was in college. Didn't like it.

But then, if it's a European-originally tradition, I bet it's done with good cheese, not the cheap processed shit that I was served. Perhaps an aged Gouda or a nice Old Amsterdam or Gruyere would be tasty.

[LostinVA]

3. Raisins with anything

[Kali]

8. I hear that.

I can eat them plain but keep them out of my food please.

Same with olives, which I REALLY love by themselves (raisins not so much) just keep them out of the food.

[richmwill]

4. Anything that equates to the word "salad"

Garden salad, vegetable salad, potato salad, macaroni salad, fruit salad... hate it all.

[Kali]

12. yuck - mayonaise and pasta

or mayo and fruit :scared:

[SiobhanClancy]

5. Mushrooms and anything...

rubbery,nasty things

[realisticphish]

21. i just tell people

that I don't like to eat athlete's foot, thanks though.

Then they kind of look at their own mushrooms and hesitate :D

[donheld]

30. Ditto

Mushrooms of any sort. :puke:

[MaggieSwanson]

6. Ice cream on my cake.

Crumbly ice cream and soggy cake? No thank you. I like them both, but not on the same plate.

[Kali]

13. eeewwww soggy bread or cake

or biscuits or.....stuffing - it smells so good but it's just soggy bread :puke:

[EstimatedProphet]

7. Mustard and chocolate

[Kali]

15. wrong thread?

:spray:

[bigwillq]

9. Seafood and seafood

:)

[Kali]

16. terrible combo

why do they do that?:tinfoilhat:

[bigwillq]

17. They do it to make me sick

Seafood=:puke:

[Dont_Bogart_the_Pretzel]

14. KieLime pie with fresh mushrooms

When I finished my cake tonight a had forgotten a mushroom on my salad plate. Sooo I ate it. I guess I can't say I hated it but it was strange flavor.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

20. I FEEL ya on the ham and pineapple.

[peekaloo]

22. liver and onions

x(

[Kali]

25. oh yeah

I can handle the onions, but feed the parts to the dogs

[SmileyBoy]

23. Cereal with milk.

I hate it, I've always hated it, and I always will hate it. Milk turns almost all cereal into papier mache. I used to be forced to eat it when I was real little. I remember a traumatic experience where I was at preschool, and we were having breakfast, and I was physically forced to eat it. I remember a lot of crying, that's for sure. I like cereal, don't get me wrong. But I like to eat it just as God made it. Not soggied up by milk.

You don't consume milk from a bowl. We're not cats, for God's sake.

[Kali]

26. I can do oatmeal

but yeah, regular cereal - goes in the same category as soggy bread :puke:

I really can't even eat it dry anymore - amazing how forcing a kid to eat something does NOT work.

[maveric]

24. Peas and carrots.

Separately I love them. Mixed together... :puke:

[Kali]

27. especially when they put it in the fried rice!

[deadparrot]

28. PB&J.

I like peanut butter. Can't do the jelly. Too sickly sweet and sticky for me.

[donheld]

29. Chocolate and Mint

:puke::banghead: or Chocolate and Cherry.

[amitten]

31. Any fruit with any meat.

:puke:

[Kali]

32. eww I thought I was the only one!

Pork and apple sauce - :puke:

Cranbery and poultry - :puke:

Pineapple, raisins, fresh grapes, ok by themselves, but mixed - :puke:

from http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1216/is_n4_v187/ai_11269528 :



FRUIT AND MEAT HAVE been acquainted for centuries, but thier relationship has blown hot and cold. In late medieval and Renaissance times, they frequently appeared together, and, in the form of mencemeat (which once actually had meat in it), they formed a perfect union.

Over the years they grew apart and seldom saw each other except for the mandatory pineapple rounds on baked ham, the grapes in chicken Veronique, and the cranberry sauce with turkey. Of course, Polynesian cooking was different; South Sea islanders put fruit salad on everything, or so some restaurants believe.

Of late, modish cooking has rediscovered the meat-and-fruit combination, and we are only mildly surprised to find a veal chop resting in a blueberry puree or lamb with black currants. Falling right in step, Frank Doherty supplements the sweetness of his roast pork with figs and dates, as well as with the familiar apple.

Then follows the recipe and also one for Duck L'Orange :puke: