Foods I will not eat based on their names

I come from a family of adventurous eaters and have consumed nearly everything listed on this thread. And more.... :lmao:

I'm an adventurous eater too -- calf's head, cervelles de veau, escargots pretty frequently, durian, the flesh behind the eye of the fish, you name it -- but I would eat a hundred Rocky Mountain Oysters before one piece of "monkey bread." A lot of the foods on this list need a new marketing team. Head cheese? Really? Who thinks that sounds appetizing?
 
Try the grey stuff, it's delicious!

For me Blood and Tongue is a giant ick!

You don't believe me ask the dishes. :upsidedow

How about crappie fish. When my kids catch those I tell them not to even bother bringing them home. I really don't want to cook or eat something named crappy. :lmao:
 
I'm an adventurous eater too -- calf's head, cervelles de veau, escargots pretty frequently, durian, the flesh behind the eye of the fish, you name it -- but I would eat a hundred Rocky Mountain Oysters before one piece of "monkey bread." A lot of the foods on this list need a new marketing team. Head cheese? Really? Who thinks that sounds appetizing?

Monkey Bread is just sticky cinnamon bread. :confused3
 
Filled pig stomach. My MIL makes it and their whole family eats it. My kids and I stay home when they have it. The smell alone is nauseating.
 


True story from 22 years ago.

We went out to eat for celebrate DH and I getting engaged. Went to the best restraunt here in town. My baby brother who was 18, asked the waitress what the seafood specials were. The last one stated was Dolphin. My brother just stared at her with a look of horror on his face and stammered Dolphin??? As in flipper??? We all, including the waitress, got a huge laugh out of the look on his face as he asked this.

With much laughter, she explained what it was. And no, he didn't order it then, nor does he order it today. Even though it is now being called Mahi-Mahi. It's scarred him for life.
 
Based on just the names....chick-peas and eggplant.

Who would want to eat a bean called a "chick-pee"?? Just gross if you ask me. Where'd that come from anyway?

And eggplant. My mental picture is way different than the real thing but I hate eggs and I can't get over it enough to even try these!
 
Based on just the names....chick-peas and eggplant.

Who would want to eat a bean called a "chick-pee"?? Just gross if you ask me. Where'd that come from anyway?

And eggplant. My mental picture is way different than the real thing but I hate eggs and I can't get over it enough to even try these!

Call them garbanzo beans and aubergines and enjoy!

ford family
 


I'm an adventurous eater too -- calf's head, cervelles de veau, escargots pretty frequently, durian, the flesh behind the eye of the fish, you name it -- but I would eat a hundred Rocky Mountain Oysters before one piece of "monkey bread." A lot of the foods on this list need a new marketing team. Head cheese? Really? Who thinks that sounds appetizing?

:confused3

Monkey Bread is just sticky cinnamon bread. :confused3

Yup, Monkey Bread is sticky cinnamon bread, you can use Pillsbury rolls, cut them into 4ths, cover them in sugar and cinnamon and bake it. They are amazing. And there is NO way I would chose Rocky Mountain Oysters over Monkey Bread. LOL :thumbsup2

Based on just the names....chick-peas and eggplant.

Who would want to eat a bean called a "chick-pee"?? Just gross if you ask me. Where'd that come from anyway?

And eggplant. My mental picture is way different than the real thing but I hate eggs and I can't get over it enough to even try these!

Chick-peas are good, have you ever had hummus? Hummus is made with Chick-peas. And eggplant is not that great, unless you make eggplant parm, and then it's really good. LOL
 
Call them garbanzo beans and aubergines and enjoy!

ford family

Oh, I can (after many years of being grossed out) eat garbanzo beans. I just have to remind myself the whole time I'm eating them that they are garbanzo beans and NOT chickpeas. :rotfl2:
 
Fish Tacos (2 words that should never go together)

Mmmmm....you need to have some GOOD fish tacos. They are heavenly!!


Anything with the words BLOOD, WURST, SOUR/SAUER, LIVER, or MUSH in it.

Also:
Spotted Dick
Toad in the Hole
Bubble and Squeak
Scotch Eggs

Bubble and squeak is one of my fave sides, and DH is obsessed with scotch eggs.

You don't believe me ask the dishes. :upsidedow

How about crappie fish. When my kids catch those I tell them not to even bother bringing them home. I really don't want to cook or eat something named crappy.
:lmao:

We pr. it crop-py. And they are good ;)

Based on just the names....chick-peas and eggplant.

Who would want to eat a bean called a "chick-pee"?? Just gross if you ask me. Where'd that come from anyway?

And eggplant. My mental picture is way different than the real thing but I hate eggs and I can't get over it enough to even try these!

Love love love both chickpeas and eggplants. I make a mock tuna salad out of chick peas that is FAB!

Me - I can't eat anything with "product" in the name (canned meat product, cheese product, etc), or any of the wursts, bloods, oysters that aren't of the sea, etc. Blech.
 
I don't know why but the idea of eating deer grosses me out....ick....as well as Alligator, Buffalo, Elk, Yak, etc. ICK!
 
I can't imagine not trying something just because it has a weird name. I mean really, who cares what something is called? I get a 3-year-old doing that, but not a grown man or woman.
 
Northstar said:
There's this Japanese yogurt drink with the brand name Calpis... the problem is, it's pronounced almost exactly like cow piss.

Never could work up the courage to say, Hey, I'm thirsty, give me a bottle of that cow piss!

I've have Calpis and love it. Also Pocari Sweat. Good stuff.
 
tefrench said:
Pickled pigs feet.
Pickled cow tongue.
Souse. :sick:

RunningGirl said:
I'll see your blood sausage, blood pudding and raise you an "eggs and brains".

LMAO you guys are hilarious. Lol. And i totally agree with you. All those things are nasty. I wouldnt touch them with a 50 ft fork.

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A while back I noticed a dry chicken soup mix in the ethnic section of the supermarket. It was from Jamaica and called **** Soup. (The DIS censored the word......think Rooster...or a vulgar word for a part of the male anatomy).

Don't think I willing to try it based on the name.

Jim
 

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