What kind of food you can’t stand?😝#65video
There are several flavors. Usually people like sweet taste as well as salty. Someone likes spicy. But few people like bitter.
And yet there are such dishes, whatever taste they may have, which you can not stand.
These dishes can be repelled by a strange combination of products, smell, appearance, quality of what they are made of and so on.
For example, everyone says that durian smells bad, but pleasant to the taste. Still, because of its smell, many people are not able to eat it.
In some Asian countries, they often fry locusts, cockroaches, and it's a great source of protein, and they're funny crunching when you chew them. But the fact that you're eating a cockroach doesn't allow a lot of people to taste that kind of food.
And there are quite certain dishes or seasonings that we just don’t like for some subjective reasons.
For example, I hate clove seasoning. I also do not like cilantro – when I eat it, it seems to me that I chew bedbugs, although I never ate bedbugs)).
I don't like aspic (холодец). It's jelly meat. I tried it once in my childhood and since then I haven't eaten it anymore – it looks unattractive, in my opinion, and it's not tasty. Although aspic is one of the traditional winter dishes in Russia for the holidays. But as soon as I see it, I get sick.
What kind of food or seasoning don't you like?
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Greetings, beautiful Behelen
I hope it's not you there in the photo eating the cockroach. I really like the bitter taste, like in coffee without sugar for example. But, I also like pepper, sweet, meat, hahaha carbohydrate ....
What I would not eat is precisely these delicacies like that cockroach in the picture. If in some Asian countries, such as China, there are several insects used in food. I do not know the taste of them, but here, this is not common .... For them, I imagine it is something appreciated ...
Therefore, I imagine that every culture should have something pleasant and unpleasant for the palate.
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I've never tried cockroaches, and I'm a vegetarian, so I'll only dare to do this in case of extreme hunger, if nothing else can be obtained for food.
Thank you for the answer, @julisavio!
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yes, cuttie
There is no way to judge who goes hungry. Only then would I eat these insects ....
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@behelen, interesting question. To be honest I am used to European quisin. When I go to countries outside Europe, the food usually taste very strange to me ...
Btw, I also don't like to much холодец. And, definitely I will not eat cockroaches, snakes, rabbits, etc .
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Interesting, @cryptospa!
And rabbits - why no?
@behelen, it sounds to me strange, to eat rabbits.
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I thought it was the usual food in Europe.
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@behelen, in many European countries they eat rabbits, but I don't like it.
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Hmm for me. I find Lima beans have a weird feel. Also any type of exotic meat, I won't do/ I will admit to cutting back on meat in last few years. Still not all the way yet. Cockroaches, not sure if i would try. Not sure if that is really nutritional though. Just some question. Never tried Jelly Meat, don't think I will try though. Just a strange idea. Also cheese in a can tried once, no thanks, lol anyways thanks for sharing @behelen, good work!
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Yes, imagine, from an economic and nutritional point of view, the most profitable insect farm.
Maybe if they were sold in some other form (for example, in the form of bars), people would eat them. I think a lot depends on the packaging as well.