How much of a picky eater are you?

by Guest Mon Sep 01, 2014 9:13 pm

http://www.buzzfeed.com/robinedds/how-much-of-a-picky-eater-are-you#14ewb9o

How Much Of A Picky Eater Are You?
You don't eat 3 out of 87 things on this list!

You’re definitely NOT a picky eater. Whatever the size, shape, smell, or texture; if it’s food, you’ll put it in your mouth. You probably look down your nose at anyone who IS a picky eater, but look on the bright side — you can eat anything they don’t finish!

by Guest Mon Sep 01, 2014 9:15 pm

and one of those I dont eat is for allergy reasons.....mexican chillies do horrible things to my bowels...

strangely thai chillies dont...... so I guess that actually its two things.....

by Guest Mon Sep 01, 2014 9:22 pm

You don't eat 12 out of 87 things on this list!

You’re definitely NOT a picky eater. Whatever the size, shape, smell, or texture; if it’s food, you’ll put it in your mouth. You probably look down your nose at anyone who IS a picky eater, but look on the bright side — you can eat anything they don’t finish!

Anything pickled or containing vinegar How much of a picky eater are you? Sick19

by Guest Mon Sep 01, 2014 9:52 pm

ooooo PICKLES oooooo
YUM

by harvesmom Mon Sep 01, 2014 10:57 pm

You don't eat 20 out of 87 things on this list!

You’re not that much of a picky eater. You’re never afraid to try something new, even if that occasionally means eating things that make you want to be sick in your mouth.

lol

by veya_victaous Mon Sep 01, 2014 11:57 pm

Honestly I got
You don't eat 1 out of 87 things on this list!

Blue Cheese :aspukeas:

I'd add that list is not even Hard... there weren't even any Insects on it :::cass:::

by Cass Tue Sep 02, 2014 12:02 am

9 out of 87

to be fair 3 things were onions and I cant eat them because of allergy......

by harvesmom Tue Sep 02, 2014 12:13 am

veya_victaous wrote:Honestly I got
You don't eat 1 out of 87 things on this list!

Blue Cheese :aspukeas:

I'd add that list is not even Hard... there weren't even any Insects on it :::cass:::

Do you mean to tell me you eat ..... liver :aspukeas:

by Cass Tue Sep 02, 2014 12:16 am

harvesmom wrote:
veya_victaous wrote:Honestly I got
You don't eat 1 out of 87 things on this list!

Blue Cheese :aspukeas:

I'd add that list is not even Hard... there weren't even any Insects on it :::cass:::

Do you mean to tell me you eat ..... liver :aspukeas:

and kidneys???????

uurrrgggghhhhhhhh

by veya_victaous Tue Sep 02, 2014 1:15 am

Yeah not a huge fan of them by themselves
but Pâté is normally made of Liver and I Like Pâté. :::cass:::
And steak and kidney pies are good too.

Tripe and tendons are worse....

never had (not sure if you can) lungs

I've had fish eyes and they we're NOT great, so I can't imagine any of those sheep/goat eye delicacies actually being any good.

Heart meat is pretty good.

Pork bung is about as horrible as you'd expect.... :aspukeas:
http://www.clovegarden.com/ingred/ap_bungz.html

by Ben Reilly Tue Sep 02, 2014 5:14 am

Honestly, there's nothing on the list I wouldn't try. Some of them I don't eat but it doesn't mean I wouldn't, especially if it was a case of someone else making it out of courtesy. Now, there are a few things I haven't eaten on that list, but really, when I think of what I would not eat, if I had to come up with an answer it'd probably be insects.

Which hasn't prevented me from partaking in a good quality of mezcal, which is bottled with a dead caterpillar floating in it Smile

by Raggamuffin Tue Sep 02, 2014 8:18 am

36 items, so that makes me picky. A lot of them were meat or fruit. I'm not keen on some sauces either.

Oh, and also refried beans.

by Guest Tue Sep 02, 2014 7:39 pm

victorisnotamused wrote:ooooo PICKLES oooooo
YUM

Meanie

How much of a picky eater are you? Bitch_10

see me in the naughty corner, I know you like a good spanking geek

by Lone Wolf Tue Sep 02, 2014 8:46 pm

feelthelove wrote:
victorisnotamused wrote:
ooooo PICKLES oooooo
YUM

Meanie see me in the naughty corner, I know you like a good spanking

PICKLES and relishes good...

VINEGARS even better..

APPLE Cider vinegar ! tongue

by Fluffyx Tue Sep 02, 2014 8:47 pm

I didn't eat 23 things and I'm a very fussy sort Laughing

You are a very picky eater! So much so that going out for dinner is a never ending round of “could I have [x] but without the [y]”. People give you shade, but what do people know!? Eat whatever you want, and politely turn your nose up at anything you DON’T want. Especially goat’s cheese.

by Lone Wolf Tue Sep 02, 2014 8:58 pm

:::cass:::

I'VE tried everything on that list at sometime over the years...

MOST of those foodstuffs are still in my usual diet somewhere..

THE only items I don't eat on there are liver (I try to avoid most offal; though obviously one never knows what may find it's way into sausages, pies, pizzas..), and Marmite (good marketing there on someone's part - finding a new and more profitable market in the late 19th century for brewery dregs that had previously been used as an additive on cattle and horse feed..). geek

by Guest Tue Sep 02, 2014 9:33 pm

Lone Wolf wrote:
feelthelove wrote:

Meanie see me in the naughty corner, I know you like a good spanking

PICKLES and relishes good...

VINEGARS even better..

APPLE Cider vinegar !

Join the queue Bee How much of a picky eater are you? Naught30

I've been working out How much of a picky eater are you? Rofl37

x

by Cass Tue Sep 02, 2014 11:49 pm

Lone Wolf wrote::::cass:::

I'VE tried everything on that list at sometime over the years...

MOST of those foodstuffs are still in my usual diet somewhere..

THE only items I don't eat on there are liver (I try to avoid most offal; though obviously one never knows what may find it's way into sausages, pies, pizzas..), and Marmite (good marketing there on someone's part - finding a new and more profitable market in the late 19th century for brewery dregs that had previously been used as an additive on cattle and horse feed..).

the only time I use marmite is a light dab on roast potatoes and then only a few times a year

by Guest Wed Sep 03, 2014 6:29 pm

Cass wrote:
Lone Wolf wrote::::cass:::

I'VE tried everything on that list at sometime over the years...

MOST of those foodstuffs are still in my usual diet somewhere..

THE only items I don't eat on there are liver (I try to avoid most offal; though obviously one never knows what may find it's way into sausages, pies, pizzas..), and Marmite (good marketing there on someone's part - finding a new and more profitable market in the late 19th century for brewery dregs that had previously been used as an additive on cattle and horse feed..).

the only time I use marmite is a light dab on roast potatoes and then only a few times a year

Marmite and cheese wheels, you should try them How much of a picky eater are you? Yummy12

and I'm not even a marmite fan.

How much of a picky eater are you? PiccOS8ja

http://cheese.food.com/recipe/marmite-and-cheese-whirls-326041

by Cass Wed Sep 03, 2014 6:43 pm

feelthelove wrote:
Cass wrote:
the only time I use marmite is a light dab on roast potatoes and then only a few times a year

Marmite and cheese wheels, you should try them and I'm not even a marmite fan.

http://cheese.food.com/recipe/marmite-and-cheese-whirls-326041

my hips thank you x

by Guest Wed Sep 03, 2014 6:48 pm

Cass wrote:
feelthelove wrote:

Marmite and cheese wheels, you should try them and I'm not even a marmite fan.

http://cheese.food.com/recipe/marmite-and-cheese-whirls-326041

my hips thank you x

How much of a picky eater are you? Giggl111

Sorry but they are gorgeous Cass I love you

x

by David Wed Sep 03, 2014 7:15 pm

I can't stand marmite lol But I like my pickles. Chilly flakes I am allergic to but fresh chillies I am ok Laughing

by Ben Reilly Thu Sep 04, 2014 6:26 am

OK, so what do you spread that stuff on typically? I'm thinking I need to pop down to the British Foods section of my local grocer and give it a try Smile

Also, I recently had occasion to ask myself if I ever have a meal where I don't use chillies or habanero sauce ... my answer was, breakfast! My mom works in a pharmacy and said she notices most of the people who buy antacids are Mexican, so now I don't feel so bad Smile

by veya_victaous Thu Sep 04, 2014 6:47 am

Ben_Reilly wrote:OK, so what do you spread that stuff on typically? I'm thinking I need to pop down to the British Foods section of my local grocer and give it a try

Also, I recently had occasion to ask myself if I ever have a meal where I don't use chillies or habanero sauce ... my answer was, breakfast! My mom works in a pharmacy and said she notices most of the people who buy antacids are Mexican, so now I don't feel so bad

get Vegemite same but better (because it is from Australia)

Toast is the normal thing but where Americans usually stuff it up is they put it on like Jam or Peanut butter.....
It should be a Micro fine layer, butter should be at least 2 to 3 times the volume on the toast.

It Takes a REAL Aussie to eat Vegemite like Peanut butter.. and even then many cannot

Being French Australian I recommend Vegemite on Croissants, the high butter content of the Croissant helps with the Vegemite butter ratio.

by veya_victaous Thu Sep 04, 2014 6:54 am

Ben
can you get yakult
How much of a picky eater are you? Yakult-Original-bottle

Yakult is a fermented milk drink that contains a very high concentration of the beneficial bacterium Lactobacillus casei Shirota strain.

Greatly reduces gas too

Much better than Antacids which can damage stomach lining and create on going chemical imbalances that you treat with even more antacids in an infinite cycle of indigestion..
there are other Yoghurt like drinks that are similar. Yakult is just one of the originals from Japan
http://www.yakult.com.au/product-key.html

by Ben Reilly Thu Sep 04, 2014 6:57 am

OK, now I'm going to have to subject myself to some sort of vegemite/marmite challenge just to prove I can hang Smile

by Eilzel Thu Sep 04, 2014 9:07 am

Wont eat 29 out of 87, though I can at least say I've tried most of them so it isn't like I don't know ;-)

by nicko Thu Sep 04, 2014 10:45 am

Bacon,eggs sausage beans tomatoes mushrooms fried bread, and an appointment with your heart specialist!

by Lone Wolf Thu Sep 04, 2014 1:55 pm

veya_victaous wrote:....................................

there are other Yoghurt like drinks that are similar. Yakult is just one of the originals from Japan
http://www.yakult.com.au/product-key.html

YAKULT may be Japanese in origin...

BUT it was being distributed in Oz by a French owned company (one of those former producer-owned co-ops that were sold off into foreign control during the Dairy industry, Brewing and Fruit Juice sector shake-outs in the late '80s/'90s..).

by Ben Reilly Thu Sep 04, 2014 10:31 pm

OK, so I tried Marmite (couldn't find any Vegemite at the store), and uh ... nah. I kind of wish I'd researched it a bit before, because I kept thinking I was smelling piss as I ate my toast, and then I looked it up and saw that Marmite is high in uric acid.

Definitely not the worst thing I've ever eaten, but I don't see the appeal. Think I'm going to brew a nice strong coffee to knock the taste of it from my mouth ...

by Guest Thu Sep 04, 2014 11:02 pm

Ben_Reilly wrote:OK, so I tried Marmite (couldn't find any Vegemite at the store), and uh ... nah. I kind of wish I'd researched it a bit before, because I kept thinking I was smelling piss as I ate my toast, and then I looked it up and saw that Marmite is high in uric acid.

Definitely not the worst thing I've ever eaten, but I don't see the appeal. Think I'm going to brew a nice strong coffee to knock the taste of it from my mouth ...

cant hack it huh yank? :aspffftas: ://?roflmao?/:

by veya_victaous Thu Sep 04, 2014 11:17 pm

@ben
It's one of those thing Unless you grew up with it I doubt you can enjoy it Wink

by Ben Reilly Thu Sep 04, 2014 11:21 pm

victorisnotamused wrote:
Ben_Reilly wrote:OK, so I tried Marmite (couldn't find any Vegemite at the store), and uh ... nah. I kind of wish I'd researched it a bit before, because I kept thinking I was smelling piss as I ate my toast, and then I looked it up and saw that Marmite is high in uric acid.

Definitely not the worst thing I've ever eaten, but I don't see the appeal. Think I'm going to brew a nice strong coffee to knock the taste of it from my mouth ...

cant hack it huh yank? :aspffftas: ://?roflmao?/:

I can hack it, it just smells like piss so I can't figure out why I'd want to Smile

You get yourself a jar of habanero salsa and some tortilla chips -- your challenge is to get through two tablespoons of salsa. Use as many chips as you'd like. (And for putting out the fire in your mouth, I'd recommend beer.)

- Veya: I'm sure that's right. I'll have to try Vegemite sometime, though, see if that's any better (seeing as it's not British, it probably is).

by veya_victaous Fri Sep 05, 2014 12:33 am

I don't think Vegemite is Urine tasting Suspect

Stale Beer dregs maybe Rolling Eyes

I haven't actually had Marmite Suspect

by Guest Fri Sep 05, 2014 8:20 am

Ben_Reilly wrote:
victorisnotamused wrote:

cant hack it huh yank? :aspffftas: ://?roflmao?/:

I can hack it, it just smells like piss so I can't figure out why I'd want to

You get yourself a jar of habanero salsa and some tortilla chips -- your challenge is to get through two tablespoons of salsa. Use as many chips as you'd like. (And for putting out the fire in your mouth, I'd recommend beer.)

- Veya: I'm sure that's right. I'll have to try Vegemite sometime, though, see if that's any better (seeing as it's not British, it probably is).

racist

by Original Quill Fri Sep 05, 2014 5:57 pm

Ben_Reilly wrote:
victorisnotamused wrote:

cant hack it huh yank? :aspffftas: ://?roflmao?/:

I can hack it, it just smells like piss so I can't figure out why I'd want to

You get yourself a jar of habanero salsa and some tortilla chips -- your challenge is to get through two tablespoons of salsa. Use as many chips as you'd like. (And for putting out the fire in your mouth, I'd recommend beer.)

- Veya: I'm sure that's right. I'll have to try Vegemite sometime, though, see if that's any better (seeing as it's not British, it probably is).

I used to represent the Teamsters in So. Arizona, which covered the copper miners. Mostly Hispanics. One time I was invited to a pig roast (in the ground) and somehow I got into to a discussion about the hottest peppers. The Mexican guy I was talking with challenged me to a chili-eating contest. The women scurried around grabbing medications and sooting agents, and chattering in Spanish.

When the time came, we each started with the pico de pajaro pepper and moved up. The women didn't get beer. They got milk...and sour cream for any extreme cases.

Neither one of us won. We both were too much in tears. But I learned, go for milk products, not beer. Lol

by Guest Fri Sep 05, 2014 6:40 pm

Ben_Reilly wrote:OK, so I tried Marmite (couldn't find any Vegemite at the store), and uh ... nah. I kind of wish I'd researched it a bit before, because I kept thinking I was smelling piss as I ate my toast, and then I looked it up and saw that Marmite is high in uric acid.

Definitely not the worst thing I've ever eaten, but I don't see the appeal. Think I'm going to brew a nice strong coffee to knock the taste of it from my mouth ...

How much of a picky eater are you? Rofl38

Poor Ben

x

The advertising campaign for Marmite in the UK is you either love it or hate it How much of a picky eater are you? Sick20

I don't love it or hate it but the only way I really enjoy it is with cheese in slices or the whirls I mentioned above.

Perhaps you should put your pastry making skills to the test? ::D::

by Ben Reilly Fri Sep 05, 2014 6:49 pm

Original Quill wrote:
Ben_Reilly wrote:
victorisnotamused wrote:

cant hack it huh yank? :aspffftas: ://?roflmao?/:

I can hack it, it just smells like piss so I can't figure out why I'd want to

You get yourself a jar of habanero salsa and some tortilla chips -- your challenge is to get through two tablespoons of salsa. Use as many chips as you'd like. (And for putting out the fire in your mouth, I'd recommend beer.)

- Veya: I'm sure that's right. I'll have to try Vegemite sometime, though, see if that's any better (seeing as it's not British, it probably is).

I used to represent the Teamsters in So. Arizona, which covered the copper miners. Mostly Hispanics. One time I was invited to a pig roast (in the ground) and somehow I got into to a discussion about the hottest peppers. The Mexican guy I was talking with challenged me to a chili-eating contest. The women scurried around grabbing medications and sooting agents, and chattering in Spanish.

When the time came, we each started with the pico de pajaro pepper and moved up. The women didn't get beer. They got milk...and sour cream for any extreme cases.

Neither one of us won. We both were too much in tears. But I learned, go for milk products, not beer. Lol

I always used to do that myself, but I've found that beer works a lot better for me Smile

by Guest Fri Sep 05, 2014 6:57 pm

Hahahaha! I remember the stir that ad caused

by Guest Fri Sep 05, 2014 7:01 pm

Nems wrote:Hahahaha! I remember the stir that ad caused

Remember this Nems??? ::D:: x

by Guest Fri Sep 05, 2014 7:12 pm

feelthelove wrote:
Nems wrote:Hahahaha! I remember the stir that ad caused

Remember this Nems??? ::D:: x

Lol I do!

by David Sun Sep 07, 2014 9:18 am

Yuck marmite!

by Guest Sun Sep 07, 2014 10:59 am

David wrote:Yuck marmite!

I don't like it either Lovely David but try those whirls, they are yum! :astwinsas: x

Like the new signature too! How much of a picky eater are you? Thumbs44

How much of a picky eater are you? Thumbs44

by David Sun Sep 07, 2014 7:08 pm

feelthelove wrote:
David wrote:Yuck marmite!

I don't like it either Lovely David but try those whirls, they are yum! :astwinsas: x

Like the new signature too!

I will give it a try some time lol

And thanks xxx

by Guest Sun Sep 07, 2014 7:17 pm

David wrote:
feelthelove wrote:

I don't like it either Lovely David but try those whirls, they are yum! :astwinsas: x

Like the new signature too!

I will give it a try some time lol

And thanks xxx

I will make some next time we get together How much of a picky eater are you? Evil_l13

xxx

by eddie Sun Sep 07, 2014 8:48 pm

The only thing I don't like at all is cheap meat, in fact, I'm not keen on meat at all really. I like it better if I haven't looked at it or cooked it raw.

by veya_victaous Sun Sep 07, 2014 10:58 pm

Original Quill wrote:
Ben_Reilly wrote:
victorisnotamused wrote:

cant hack it huh yank? :aspffftas: ://?roflmao?/:

I can hack it, it just smells like piss so I can't figure out why I'd want to

You get yourself a jar of habanero salsa and some tortilla chips -- your challenge is to get through two tablespoons of salsa. Use as many chips as you'd like. (And for putting out the fire in your mouth, I'd recommend beer.)

- Veya: I'm sure that's right. I'll have to try Vegemite sometime, though, see if that's any better (seeing as it's not British, it probably is).

I used to represent the Teamsters in So. Arizona, which covered the copper miners. Mostly Hispanics. One time I was invited to a pig roast (in the ground) and somehow I got into to a discussion about the hottest peppers. The Mexican guy I was talking with challenged me to a chili-eating contest. The women scurried around grabbing medications and sooting agents, and chattering in Spanish.

When the time came, we each started with the pico de pajaro pepper and moved up. The women didn't get beer. They got milk...and sour cream for any extreme cases.

Neither one of us won. We both were too much in tears. But I learned, go for milk products, not beer. Lol

Yep the Burn ::D:: is caused by the Acid in the Chillies... Milk (dairy Products) are Alkaline (opposite end of the pH scale) so it cancels the Acid out..

by Guest Mon Sep 08, 2014 6:48 pm

Original Quill wrote:
Ben_Reilly wrote:

I can hack it, it just smells like piss so I can't figure out why I'd want to

You get yourself a jar of habanero salsa and some tortilla chips -- your challenge is to get through two tablespoons of salsa. Use as many chips as you'd like. (And for putting out the fire in your mouth, I'd recommend beer.)

- Veya: I'm sure that's right. I'll have to try Vegemite sometime, though, see if that's any better (seeing as it's not British, it probably is).

I used to represent the Teamsters in So. Arizona, which covered the copper miners. Mostly Hispanics. One time I was invited to a pig roast (in the ground) and somehow I got into to a discussion about the hottest peppers. The Mexican guy I was talking with challenged me to a chili-eating contest. The women scurried around grabbing medications and sooting agents, and chattering in Spanish.

When the time came, we each started with the pico de pajaro pepper and moved up. The women didn't get beer. They got milk...and sour cream for any extreme cases.

Neither one of us won. We both were too much in tears. But I learned, go for milk products, not beer. Lol

Are you mad Quill???? How much of a picky eater are you? Crazy_18

Why???

x

I can't understand why people want to eat things that physically hurt they are so hot How much of a picky eater are you? Hot12

If it's doing that to your tongue imagine just what it's doing to your insides??? How much of a picky eater are you? No_fai32

by David Mon Sep 08, 2014 8:00 pm

feelthelove wrote:
David wrote:

I will give it a try some time lol

And thanks xxx

I will make some next time we get together xxx

I will bring some P I C K L E S to go with it ::rfth:: lol!

by Original Quill Mon Sep 08, 2014 8:09 pm

feelthelove wrote:
Original Quill wrote:

I used to represent the Teamsters in So. Arizona, which covered the copper miners. Mostly Hispanics. One time I was invited to a pig roast (in the ground) and somehow I got into to a discussion about the hottest peppers. The Mexican guy I was talking with challenged me to a chili-eating contest. The women scurried around grabbing medications and sooting agents, and chattering in Spanish.

When the time came, we each started with the pico de pajaro pepper and moved up. The women didn't get beer. They got milk...and sour cream for any extreme cases.

Neither one of us won. We both were too much in tears. But I learned, go for milk products, not beer. Lol

Are you mad Quill???? Why??? x

I can't understand why people want to eat things that physically hurt they are so hot If it's doing that to your tongue imagine just what it's doing to your insides???

I lov hot, Mexican Indian food. You just get used to it and it's delicious.

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