For me it is hog maws, chitterlings and pig feet. In our household you had to eat what your parents cooked or you didn't eat. I haven't had any of those things since moving out of my parents home.
Liver. There was a time when that was touted as being incredibly healthy and good for you. My mother stopped cooking and eating it once she found out that organ filters out all the hormones and antibiotics and other crap they put into animal feed. I had been telling her that for years....
Oh....and I just remembered --- Garbonzo beans. My father loved them and insisted we eat them. ughhhhhhhhhhhh.
Peas. We were forced to eat what was on our plate. I loathe peas and have never had them in my house. My kids only got peas at their grandparents house.
What happens to processed peas is horrid.
Especially,,,,canned ohohugh >>>body shudder<<<<
Fresh peas are very sweet and yummy, but they are hard to find.
Cow tongue. Fried squid.
Later on in adulthood: meats, dairy, eggs, anything from animals.
Braunschwieger.
Add that to my list, too. Blech!
@Zster i actually kind of liked it until I found out what it was, lol
Dead cows first....then no dead mammals...then, finally, no other dead animals or animal secretions.
Potted meat. Growing up on the Gulf Coast it was “hurricane food” you’d buy to have on hand then when hurricane season was over , you had to eat it. I remember eating it spread on white bread. ???
I was never a picky eater. There wasn't much I didn't like.
Liver, hominy, and lima beans. The liver and lima beans were not eaten again because they are hatefully horrible. My folk were mid westerners transplanted to California, where I was born, and I never saw hominy anywhere outside of my Mom's kitchen. I assume hominy was (is?) popular in the mid west...?
hominy is, i think, southern. liver: you may dislike its bitterness, in which case nothing will help, but you may, on the other hand, dislike it because it was prepared incorrectly. lima beans; i hated them as a child. i like 'em now, but mostly the babies, and frozen beats canned (as always). i didn't like them as a child because they were mushy and flavorless. eating frozen baby limas kills those two bird with one stone! i will add that when my mom served asparagus, which i hated, it was white asparagus from a can. i guess 'nuff said there!
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That awful sliced white balloon bread.
But I actually eat more things now than my child self would have imagined.
I was a picky eater and my parents had about as mid-western ideas of foods ever.
They thought rice was a foreign food.
Boiled chicken with veggies.....aaggghhhhhhhh.....there is a reason for that. If you have the timem..... One of my dad brothers had a butcher shop. He had ? next door that would kill and prep to sell at the shop. This is prior masive industrial processing...what does that mean, you may ask? It means holding one ? at the time by the head and spin it a couple of times and you get a headless ? Next, pornography kicks in... that's right, you need a naked ?. To remove feathers painstakingly one at the time and takes forever, you submerge the dead ? in hot water first, that smooth things up to pull the feathers off but the freaking smell is so freaking burned in my brain that I cannot stand boiled chicken in any way.... (Sadly I don't have the emoticon throwing up green stuff)
Canned string beans. YUK!!
Yeah, those, too. Other than corn, ANY canned vegetable.
Rocky mountain oysters, I was tricked into eating them, never again!
Let me guess.....was alcohol involved?
@LucyLoohoo How did you know? Lol
@mikebeed Ohhhhh...just a wild guess!
My dad made me drink dextrose milk after he got a case of it and didn't like it. I hated it.
Liver..... I was very very poor and my parents sucked as providers so I would pretty much eat anything that I could get ahold of once I grew up and could get my own food I found out there were a whole lot of things I didn't like