I am vegan at the mo, it's harder than I expected and I have never been so hungry all the time!
Yeah. Some people don't struggle at all but I've been doing it for just over a year and still struggle. I just eat a lot of chickpeas when hunger pangs start...they fill me up.
Yeah. Some people don't struggle at all but I've been doing it for just over a year and still struggle. I just eat a lot of chickpeas when hunger pangs start...they fill me up.
I find high fat foods like avocado and olives fill me up the best.
I know it's not food but I do a little vomit if I see someone pick their nose and eat it though!
When I first read this I thought you saying ' I do a little vom' meant you ate it - I get it now that you don't
Bogies are full of protein you know, though I only eat my own ;-) (it's spitting that makes me want to vom especially people who like to leave massive oyster ones in busy train stations)
I wouldn't touch a gooseberry, a berry that needs a shave is just wrong
Also Scotch eggs, I don't eat meat or fish but I think even the vegeterian version of them should be banned, they are that gross
Any kind of offal - liver, kidneys, heart, pigs/chicken's feet etc. etc. Also shellfish and most seafood, tapioca or blancmange pudding, and some types of cheese like Camembert.
The two worst things I can think of that I've eaten were a Stilton and asparagus soup and this French cheese in a little round box that I can't remember the name of. I'd very much not like to eat either again, but if you gave me a drink of something to wash them down with I'm sure could handle at least a mouthful of either. I'd give it a go too so it's a "no" from me when it comes to foods I'm familiar with.
I might draw the line at some exotic delicacies. I'd have to smell one first, but those Chinese 100-year eggs are not something I particularly fancy, nor is surströmming (fermented baltic herring).
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Yeah. Some people don't struggle at all but I've been doing it for just over a year and still struggle. I just eat a lot of chickpeas when hunger pangs start...they fill me up.
I find high fat foods like avocado and olives fill me up the best.
err yuk
Ugh, me too.
I feel queasy at the very thought.
Any kind of ketchup type sauce too.
The smell is so revolting I couldn't contemplate eating it.
This!! ^
Also Liver, Kidney, Mustard, Most cheese (unless it's melted), Strong flavoured fish.
Eels
B***d b***s. I can't even bring myself to type it out, I'm actually frightened of them.
Although I will make an exception for Happy Face biscuits and I used to love Funny Face lollies.
I can understand people's aversion to Andouilette, try Boudin Blanc instead, maybe you'll like that.
When I first read this I thought you saying ' I do a little vom' meant you ate it - I get it now that you don't
Bogies are full of protein you know, though I only eat my own ;-) (it's spitting that makes me want to vom especially people who like to leave massive oyster ones in busy train stations)
I wouldn't touch a gooseberry, a berry that needs a shave is just wrong
Also Scotch eggs, I don't eat meat or fish but I think even the vegeterian version of them should be banned, they are that gross
Do you mean BAKED BEANS? I love BAKED BEANS, I mean who could be offended by BAKED BEANS?
http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2011/2/21/1298289384198/Baked-beans-007.jpg
*Raises hand* I don't take issue with the beans themselves, it's the sauce.
It reeks. Ugh!
Doughnuts too. They stink of grease.
Basically, if I don't like the smell of something I can't eat it.
I have a very strong sense of smell.
Actually I am OK with a lovely pussy in my mouth
I might draw the line at some exotic delicacies. I'd have to smell one first, but those Chinese 100-year eggs are not something I particularly fancy, nor is surströmming (fermented baltic herring).