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Foods everyone else but you has eaten?

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Pie

Peanut butter
Subway sandwiches
Sushi
Barbecue sauce
Chicken McNuggets
Apple pie/strudel/any pastry with apples

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Reply 42

Josb

Original post by Hydeman

I lived in Saudi Arabia for the best part of my formative years and can't quite stand the smell of it.

There is bacon in Saudi Arabia?

Reply 43

troubadour.

Original post by Josb

There is bacon in Saudi Arabia?

Not unless you're a special snowflake: https://www.quora.com/Where-can-I-find-bacon-in-Saudi-Arabia.

Reply 44

Goaded

i've never eaten an onion.

Seafood

sushi
bacon
prawns

i wanna try em all tho :bawling:

Marmite.

salmon

time to break out the ol' list :colondollar:

(i guess i don't like change... )

cheesecake
cookie dough
peanut butter and jelly sandwiches (i still have yet to live the dream :rolleyes:

)
fluffernutter (i have an obsession with american foods..on my food wishlist :smile:

jell-o
marmite
yorkshire pudding (i'm a disgrace to my people :getmecoat:

)
sushi
mustard
salmon
muesli/granola/breakfast bars

i can't really think of anything else really, except...special K :biggrin:

can we take a moment to 'give thanks' to the wonder that is FRYABLE CHEESY PANCAKES! i recommend all to try :u:

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Reply 50

pamplemousse.

Original post by Hydeman

Bacon.

Seconded. But I'm vegan so that kind of makes sense. At least it's not surprising.

Reply 51

troubadour.

Original post by pamplemousse.

Seconded. But I'm vegan so that kind of makes sense. At least it's not surprising.

I don't even have that to hide behind. :sigh:

I wish I could be a vegan. :moon:

a cheeky Nando's

Original post by Hydeman

I don't even have that to hide behind. :sigh:

I wish I could be a vegan. :moon:

What do you find challenging about it?

Reply 54

troubadour.

Original post by pamplemousse.

What do you find challenging about it?

The usual stuff: I like meat and dairy too much; I live with my mum so no prospect of separate meals; I think my health would be disturbed. :3

Reply 55

pamplemousse.

Original post by Hydeman

The usual stuff: I like meat and dairy too much; I live with my mum so no prospect of separate meals; I think my health would be disturbed. :3

I don't know about your political views, but I think if you care about the environment at all and/or have socialist leanings it's a great thing to do. The meat and dairy industries are the ultimate in capitalism and consumerism, turning bodies into products.

The NHS and the WHO both agree that a well planned vegan diet can be healthy. I think there may be some false vegan health claims though, I wouldn't know but they seem a bit iffy.
http://bitesizevegan.com/environmental-societal-impact/12-you-cannot-be-a-non-vegan-environmentalist-environmental-impact-of-diet/ check out this video if you want to know about the environmental side of it :smile:

I won't post any more about this on here as this isn't what the thread is about, but feel free to message me for more information (even if you don't want to go vegan).