What is the worst tasting food you've ever eaten?

[Jayro]

How can food be NSFW?

Does Rocky Mountain Oysters fall under that category?

If so, the same goes for tripe.

 

[DarthDub]

Some weird green sushi.

 

[Yepi69]

Gonna get hated but, cheese.
I hate cheese, any kind of it, shape or form.

 

[astrangeone]

Chinese wonton soup is made with an alkaline chemical that flavours it. A couple of years back, I got a bowl that absolutely tasted like it was run through a dirty dishwasher (the chemical tastes like soap). I still haven't ordered wonton soup for that reason - seriously bad shit.

 

[slaphappygamer]

Gonna get hated but, cheese.
I hate cheese, any kind of it, shape or form.

Nooooo!


Also, in Canada, I believe, milk comes in a bag.

 

[RustInPeace]

Liver. I never got the taste for it, it had a real thickness in the taste, minus any kind of flavor. Even with onions, that didn't really change the taste.

 

[iAqua]

Chinese wonton soup

must've been a bad place, wonton soup is delicious.

 

[Foxchild]

Onions in general

 

[the_randomizer]

Natto or 納豆, fermented soy beans that look like snot covered soy beans. Yeah, I wanted to gag.

 

[Issac]

The worst thing I ever ate was pork loin that was cooked viking style. The whole piece, with fat, cartilage, tendons and everything, no spices. Rolled into birch bark, put down a hole in the ground, with some hot rocks on top, and then covered with dirt. a few hours later, dug it all up, and got to eat it ... like that... :/ I was about 9 or 10 years old.

It was on a school trip with 8-10 year old kids, and we went to a little viking settlement that is not far from where I live. I mean, sure, show the kids how meat was prepared back then, but have some hot dogs as backup for fucks sake! *mad*

Apart from that, which is a rather special case, I can't remember the worst thing I've eaten. I don't like cilantro / coriander, I'm one of those who think it tastes like soap, but it's not the worst thing for sure.

 

[orangy57]

durians

 

[TheZoc]

I'll go with the classics: Steamed eggplant and/or Jiló (Scarlet Eggplant). They're terrible IMO.

About cilantro: There's a genetic background that makes you love it or hate it

 

[Dialexio]

I can't think of my most abhorred food, so I'm going to go with something everyone likes and I don't.

Avocado. If I find avocado in my sushi and push it out, I will actually still gag because the avocado's still smeared on whatever's in the sushi.

 

[TheZoc]

I can't think of my most abhorred food, so I'm going to go with something everyone likes and I don't.

Avocado. If I find avocado in my sushi and push it out, I will actually still gag because the avocado's still smeared on whatever's in the sushi.

Avocado in sushi? wtf happened with wasabi? o.O

 

[VinsCool]

Also, in Canada, I believe, milk comes in a bag.

Yup, it indeed does.
Pretty useful format.

 

[Pleng]

It's quite hard to think of anything because rancid food normally smells rancid (peanut butter, salty dried squid, marmite...) so I won't let it anywhere near my mouth.

The only thing I can think of that is rancid but doesn't have a telling smell is mayonnaise. I always order my fast food without mayonnaise and now I *always* check that they've actually made it sans-mayo as per my request, but I was a little more trusting in my junior years and once or twice ended up biting into a burger that had been tainted with the nasty sauce.

tl;dr - Mayonnaise

 

[Vieela]

Arabic rice. There was something on it that made me INCREDIBLY disgusted at it, i couldn't get to swallow it for some reason

 

[Dialexio]

Avocado in sushi? wtf happened with wasabi? o.O

Wasabi is usually on the side (at least in the US), and I can actually handle the wasabi paste. Some sushi rolls (most notably California rolls— which isn't real sushi, but it's not limited to those) may be made with avocado.

 

[GhostLatte]

Your mom's cooking.

I don't really dislike any foods unlike you picky eaters.

 

[gameboy]

Lol rule number one...