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For me it's MINT!!
I have others, but I don't want mint near my food.

As a group of Foodies, what turns you off if you see a recipe that calls for (fill in the blank).


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Capers. Blech. BTW, I will never ever describe myself as a foodie.
 
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Capers. Blech. BTW, I will never ever describe myself as a foodie.


Will Quedies work better Smiler


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If it has Sandra Lee or Rachael Ray's name associated with it ... Roll Eyes there are a few others too ..... LOL

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Cilantro. It tastes like dirt to me. It literally reminds me of what dirt tastes like when you get it in your mouth.
 
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Nuts. Unless its a dessert I just really prefer not to have them in a salad or main course.


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broccoli, avocado, califlour.


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rosemary for me and usually anything with animal organs in it.


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Mayo, Pickles, Condiments of any type.
Though I can use ketchup but only if mixed as in a BBQ sauce.


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Calves liver,okra,and brussel sprouts. Yuk! But,I'm not a picky eater. Just don't like these particular things.


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Cilantro. It tastes like dirt to me. It literally reminds me of what dirt tastes like when you get it in your mouth.


For me, I don't believe there is any individual recipe ingredient that causes an automatic pass. However, a recipe that lists Cilantro usually gets short shrift. I really, really cannot tolerate Cilantro. In some recipes though, Italian parsley can be substituted for that Cilantro garbage. It's usually difficult for me to find Italian parsley locally. I have grown my own Italian parsley as a Cilantro replacement.

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broccoli, avocado, califlour.

Spam, avocado. cilantro and capers. sorry George Smiler
If it includes sauteed chicken livers with onions and peppers I'm all over it. (yes, I know that wasn't the question). That's how much I love sauteed chicken livers with onions and peppers. Smiler


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Spam. sorry George Smiler


Ditto!!!!


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salmon.
 
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Even though it's on my yuck list, I'm suprised to see cilantro posted 3 times already.
I think my adult daughter could eat the stuff as a salad!

Like D.L., I won't skip over an interesting looking recipe just because of an ingredient or two.

Also, IMO, strawberries, nuts, orange slices, and raisins do not belong in a lettuce salad!


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spam ? spam is on this list ? Eeker i'm crushed ! ya'll are truly cruel. Frowner


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Cream of mushroom or cream of celery soup! Years ago I was 'abused' by my mother who would pour cream of mushroom over chicken pieces and serve it to the family. A shudder just ran down my spine thinking of it... Eeker

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Dill, rosemary or brussel sprouts. I love cilantro.


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spam ? spam is on this list ? Eeker i'm crushed ! ya'll are truly cruel. Frowner


George,
Grill up some Orange Marmalade Sriracha Spam, just to spite 'em!
Or maybe some Roadside Spam!


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Originally posted by Matt B.:
Cilantro. It tastes like dirt to me. It literally reminds me of what dirt tastes like when you get it in your mouth.


For me, I don't believe there is any individual recipe ingredient that causes an automatic pass. However, a recipe that lists Cilantro usually gets short shrift. I really, really cannot tolerate Cilantro. In some recipes though, Italian parsley can be substituted for that Cilantro garbage. It's usually difficult for me to find Italian parsley locally. I have grown my own Italian parsley as a Cilantro replacement.

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HaH! I eat Cilantro all by itself!! Big Grin
My wife thinks I'm nuts (I am Wink)
I cut Cilantro over EVERYTHING! Sorry guys....


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