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Food You'll Never Eat

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This would possibly be something I would have a problem with. I've never been in the same room with them but have heard that they aren't pleasant smelling. A bad smell could possibly keep me off of them.

 

They smell terrible when being cooked.

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Goetta, snails, catfish, lima beans, beets, biscuits & gravy, olives (any kind), anchovies, Taco Bell and that is just the beginning of the list.

Goetta, snails, catfish, lima beans, beets, biscuits & gravy, olives (any kind), anchovies, Taco Bell and that is just the beginning of the list.

 

Biscuits and Gravy???? Are you from Kentucky?

Biscuits and Gravy???? Are you from Kentucky?

 

I'm not huge on them, but I'd eat them without too much complaint. For what it's worth, I avoid eating biscuits whenever possible. They're just not my thing at all. Now yeast rolls, on the other hand....I can take those down by the basket at Bob Evans without even blinking an eye.

I'm surprised that no one has said chitterlings

 

Definitely. Just saw an episode of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives over the weekend, where one restaurant was fixing this. Made me nauseous just watching them make it, let alone eat it.

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