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⌈ Secret Post #2896 ⌋

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Comments

Re: The worst food you've ever eaten

[kallanda_lee]

I actually like the squishiness of mushrooms, but I can understand how you'd be disgusted by it.

With the tomatoes thing is, people want to convince you because it's healthy and they like them. My mother tried. My school tried. People said I should try biologically grown ones. That I should try the cherry tomatoes. Or the dried ones.

I tried it all, and all it does is make me want to wash out my mouth with bleach.

Re: The worst food you've ever eaten

[(Anonymous)]

Northern Europe has sorry excuses for tomatoes. So mealy and nasty. Take it from someone of Mexican descent, we know tomatoes. I did some traveling and the only tolerable tomatoes were in Italy. Worst were in France, second worst in Poland.

Mind you, there are still bad tomatoes here in the US (especially in the Northeast, shudder), especially when they try to import them out of season from Chile and stuff.

Re: The worst food you've ever eaten

[kallanda_lee]

I absolutely believe there are differences. I just think I might simply hate them all.

I have the same with strawberries. I used to pick wild strawberries on holiday as a child. My great-aunt also grew regular ones in her garden. The taste difference between those and the ones in supermarkets is baffling.