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Using cauliflower as a 'healthy' ingredient replacement and saying it tastes the same. Cauliflower is a great vegetable. You can make rice out of it, you can use it to bulk up a curry, you can slice and roast or fry it. But it tastes like cauliflower. It's never going to taste like potato or rice or meat. So let's not pretend. You're always going to be disappointed when it doesn't taste as good.

fourbearants Report

Final score:

281points

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Echidna learns extreme ironing 1 year ago

Celebrate the cauli for what it is. It ain't a lamb chop peeps.

102points

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most People who 'don't like leftovers'.

Yossarian287 , masterwes0 Report

Final score:

259points

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Mis Stake she/her 🇫🇮🇬🇧 1 year ago

Leftovers are the best! No cooking for me the next day

96points

Firstly, we asked Bintu what she would give to a complete beginner. “The biggest tip to getting started is to not bite off more than you can chew (pun intended). Start with easy recipes that require little to no prep and just a couple of ingredients that you can successfully complete. Easy wins build confidence and make you want to keep cooking! That’s why I focus on including many easy, low-stress recipes on my site.”

Monti Carlo, helpfully, gave her list of tips to start with. “Read the recipe, all the way to the end. Make sure you have all of your ingredients prepped before you begin cooking and that you've given yourself enough time to cook the dish. Taste your food throughout the cook and season accordingly. Keep in mind that food continues to cook even after it's off the heat, and adjust accordingly so you don't have an overcooked mess. Don't make new dishes on important nights. Go with your tried and true favorites, or test new recipes before your big event.”

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Throwing out foods that are cosmetically imperfect even though they’re perfectly fine to eat. I say this since my sister does it. If she finds a single wilted green in her tub of lettuce, she’ll throw the whole thing out.

YukiHase , TheInvertedFan Report

Final score:

234points

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Caro Caro 1 year ago

This should be forbidden. Gosh, the waste !

103points

rubensinclair , Proper way to eat a kitkat Report

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Not breaking Kit Kat’s into their individual sticks before you eat them. A friend of mine once bit sideways into a Kit Kat and we were all horrified.

Final score:

196points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

I bet they eat their pizza by starting at the crust and working their way towards the middle.

45points

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most I didn’t try it, so I might be unfair, but those 50s-70s cookbooks with jelloed everything, like big jelloed roasts and jelloed mayonnaise salads really freak me out. I don’t know if it actually tastes good, but it seems pretty heinous to me

yurachika , wikipedia.org Report

Final score:

181points

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waddles 1 year ago

those things are incredibly unnerving, the amount of gelatin and mayonnaise in them is a tad icky

57points

To go along with helpful tips, we wanted to know what common mistakes or misconceptions a lot of amateur cooks tend to hold. “A common mistake, and one I’ve made too many times to admit, is not checking to make sure you have all of the necessary ingredients before starting a recipe. Luckily, it is often possible to substitute for a missing ingredient, so I like to provide variations and substitution tips for my recipes. You can also DIY a missing ingredient. I never seem to have buttermilk on hand, and when I learned how to make buttermilk it was a total game changer!” Bintu suggested.

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most My mother microwaves salad.

Not a meat or egg or other salad.

Salad made up of plants. In the microwave. For 60 seconds.

RydNightwish , Cats Coming Report

Final score:

180points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

Why? Who on earth likes warm, soggy salads?

96points

TahiniInMyVeins , cottonbro studio Report

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most My dad salts the s**t out of his food before trying it. My younger brother seems to have inherited this trait.

My aunt (my dads oldest sister) does this and also stirs a healthy spoonful of sugar into her glass of red wine.

Final score:

155points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

You could say they assault their food.

122points

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most I saw someone eat pineapples with Mayo once at school and it should be considered a war crime

ehwhoknowss , Kyle McDonald Report

Final score:

154points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

Controversial opinion, but mayo is disgusting. Only once mixed with certain things is it even remotely good.

96points

Monti Carlo focused more on the techniques of cooking. “I often see new cooks overcrowd a pan, which lowers the temperature in the pan. This prevents the liquid in the ingredients from turning into steam. Since the liquids don't get a chance to escape, they end up sitting at the bottom of the pan, and stew your food instead of searing it. It's also really scary to watch a new cook use a chef's knife. They hold it like a serial killer.”

#10

Any sort of flavored hummus or a dip called ‘hummus’ that doesn’t use chickpeas. The word hummus means chickpeas in Arabic, so if it doesn’t have chickpeas it's not hummus. Call it any other dip, but don't confuse it for hummus.

latiziamass Report

Final score:

150points

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The Scout 1 year ago

Even when it IS chickpea hummus, there are atrocities. When the supermarket near me had a new owner, he obviously did not know what hummus was, and, re-structuring the assortment, only stocked it in flavors like chocolate or caramel (yes, those exist). He seemed to have taken it for some kind of breakfast spread. After copious complains from customers he now orders the "real stuff".

46points

#11

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Putting "caramelized onions" on the menu, and serving onions that have been blanched in sugar syrup.

Everyone knows the difference.

ultrasupergenius , radonchong Report

Final score:

149points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

You'd be surprised how many people don't. Caramelized onions are amazing, sugary onions make me gag.

58points

fatmanwithalittleboy Report

#12

Using Miracle Whip instead of mayonnaise or sour cream in a recipe like Deviled Eggs or potato salad. There is nothing that ruins a good plate of food like biting into that sweet, fake-tasting goop.

Final score:

139points

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Karen Grace 1 year ago

I didn't taste real mayonnaise until I lived on my own. Even then I first bought Miracle whip because it was what I grew up with, and it was cheaper. I got real mayo on a bogo sale and never looked back.

45points

gerardkimblefarthing Report

Lastly, just to show everyone that even the pros make mistakes, we asked both what was the worst meal they ever made. Bintu proposed looking on the bright side:” I like to think of it as a kitchen experiment, not a bad meal - lol! I am all about trying new things in the kitchen, and I love testing out flavor combinations. You don’t know what you’re missing if you don’t take a chance.”

#13

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most There was an old recipe card... I dry heave to even think of it... Baked whole bananas, wrapped in ham, smothered with hollandaise.

Final score:

136points

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waddles 1 year ago

oh my god- i am outraged on behalf of the ham that had to be included in that disgusting creation

54points

discountFleshVessel Report

#14

This is my own food crime confession: I really love to eat lemons as you would eat an orange or a clementine — by peeling it and eating the whole thing. For some reason I love the sourness. Of all my strange food preferences, this one really causes witnesses to cringe.

Final score:

121points

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tom qwerty 1 year ago

i love it too.

49points

#15

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most My mom used to make this s**t called pear salad. It was canned pears topped with a huge pile of shredded cheddar cheese and either mayonnaise or sour cream. I've never tried it. It looks as unappetizing as physically possible to me. She loves it.

Also I once spent an hour making mushroom risotto and my roommate doused it in ranch. I'm still not over that.

phuqo5 , fcdjr Report

Final score:

120points

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Ace 1 year ago

Fruit and cheese? Yeah, why ever not? But mayo has no place with it.

7points

Monti Carlo brought up her possibly more well-known worst meal:” I can't remember the worst meal I've ever made. Probably the one that got me kicked off of MasterChef 358 years ago, my novice take on Graham Elliot's Tropical Sashimi dish, a favorite of President Barack Obama's.”

If you want to explore their recipes, guides, tips, and tricks, you can find Bintu’s work at Recipes From A Pantry and Monti Carlo at BudgetBytes. And if, instead, you want to keep exploring food crimes, check out our other article here.

#16

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Baked meat with no seasoning. Dry, sandy, and disgusting.

Yoda2000675 , Los Muertos Crew Report

Final score:

115points

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Druklet 1 year ago

I thought I didn't like lamb for so long because a plain chop with no seasoning is just the worst.

27points

#17

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most I had a gf that would eat butter from the stick. Like a candy bar.

jbpsign , Sigrid Sixl Report

Final score:

115points

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Ed Brandon 1 year ago

The operative words here are "used to", presumably she is long dead.

69points

#18

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Adding certain powdered spices at the end of cooking, close to when you turn off the heat. Most spices must be added early in the cooking process to get them to bloom, get rid of the raw taste, and really blend with the other ingredients. This goes for powerful spices like cayenne, cumin, coriander powder, etc...

deleted , Marta Branco Report

Final score:

110points

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The Scout 1 year ago

This absolutely depends. Fresh herbs usually profit from being added just at the end of the cooking process, while dried ones have to be added earlier, so they can have time to rehydrate. Other spices are very specific in that regard. I usually start to fry things like cumin, coriander powder or curry mixes with a bit of oil, as it makes them stronger and rounds off the taste. But I would not do that to pepper or similar.

38points

#19

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Boiling most vegetables. Steaming, roasting, grilling or even raw veggies are better than boiled vegetables.

pierremanslappy , mali maeder Report

Final score:

102points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

Roasting is the best way, imo

43points

#20

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Not something I've seen, but my parents said when I was 4 I'd sneak into the doritos, lick all the powder off some chips, and put them back in the bag.

When my parents would try to eat some, they'd suddenly be horrified by grabbing a cold and soggy chip.

Forhaver , Neil Tackaberry Report

Final score:

97points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

The thought of one of my family members doing this and me eating a soggy chip is making me gag.

31points

nobody_likes_beets Report

#21

My mother-in-law's burrito recipe. Room temperature flour tortilla, boiled hot dog, canned black olives, and shredded carrots.

Final score:

97points

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Nina 1 year ago

😱🤢 that is an atrocity

62points

#22

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most When I was younger my older brother would eat mustard and nutella sandwiches.

Clatuu1337 , ManufacturerNo1906 Report

Final score:

95points

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blobby_grrl 1 year ago

*violent gagging noises*

85points

TiltedNarwhal , lIlIlIlIlIlIIIIIlll Report

#23

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Severely overcooking steak. I have a relative who likes his steak cooked extra well done. I don’t know how he even gets it down. Why bother getting nice steak if you're going to over-cook it to death?!

Final score:

95points

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Ace 1 year ago

This insistence that steak should be very rare is just plain wrong- if someone wants it well done why the hell shouldn't they be allowed to do so?

93points

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#24

I used to share a house with a guy, and every time a bottle or jar of sauce was only about a third full, he would fill it up with water and shake it 'to get his money's worth.' That's not saving money, it's just making your condiments taste awful.

Daverotti Report

Final score:

92points

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A Wild Bean 1 year ago

I understand using a little bit of water to get the last of the condiments, but... one-third condiment to two-thirds water???

48points

NastySassyStuff , FascistSqualodon Report

#25

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most My neighbor used to pull all the cheese off her pizza and cover it in ketchup

Final score:

90points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

Same type of person that eats steak with ketchup.

27points

space_tripping_vato , Takanori Ishikawa Report

#26

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most I just had a coworker tell me he puts sugar in with his spaghetti nothing else

Final score:

85points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

The Italian in me wants to strangle you. I have trouble believing this. I like a sweeter sauce, but this...

41points

RafCo (he/him/ele) 1 year ago

Why do you have an Italian in you? You should probably let them out, false imprisonment is a crime in most countries.

36points

Nikki Sevven 1 year ago

I'm exactly 0% Italian, and I want to strangle him.

10points

Lee Banks 1 year ago

I work at a pizza joint. Boss and I discussed making meat Canolis for April 1st. Italian coworker looked like we had just threatened a puppy.

4points

Leo Domitrix 1 year ago

Not even remotelly Italian and I want to strangle that person. My hillbilly gran did this and it was *horrifying*. Like funnel cake with tomato and garlic. Ugh.

4points

jUst MEat 1 year ago

You are not italian if you don't know it... LOL

3points

Lord of the laserprinter. 1 year ago

Staple German kiddies food in the post war period.

12points

Carter Maggard 1 year ago

They have to at least make sure to drink Ja with it.

3points

sturmwesen 1 year ago

Well it's neutral dough so it kind of makes sense

11points

ShaZam Beaubien 1 year ago

Is his name Buddy?

10points

RafCo (he/him/ele) 1 year ago

That was maple syrup.

1point

Panda Boi 1 year ago

Add some butter and cinnamon, trust me on this.

9points

jUst MEat 1 year ago

You are right. Plus it's a recipe from the past exactly in ITALY. In the Veneto region. People judge without knowing the culture of a country.... This is called ignorance.

8points

blue j 1 year ago

Buddy approves

7points

Wiolka IHarry 1 year ago

When I was a kid my mom often made pasta with cottage cheese, sugar and pinch of cinnamon

7points

Ed Brandon 1 year ago

Now that actually sounds quite tempting...

2points

blobby_grrl 1 year ago

'Elf' vibes...

7points

David 1 year ago

food critic me says gross. science me wonders if aspergers. Many aspy folks crave sugar and carbs. Spaghetti with sugar is essentially just that.

5points

setsuriseikou 1 year ago

For a good chunk of my Soviet childhood, spaghetti/bread with some butter and sugar was the only dessert available.

5points

Sapna Sarfare 1 year ago

Ewww. Why? Ewww

3points

Tiffi 1 year ago

I had a coworker that would put sugar on her cottage cheese. Ew. I like mine with salt and pepper.

2points

dinoz71 1 year ago

Thousand Island dressing...

0points

le_smol_froge 1 year ago

OMG BUDDY IS THAT U

2points

Echidna learns extreme ironing 1 year ago

A rather short but succinct conversation it appears....

2points

BLONDTROBL 1 year ago

My eight year old caught my three year old sitting on the back steps with the sugar bowl, just spooning it in.

1point

Sheila Carty 1 year ago

Um, what?

1point

AmateuR 1 year ago

ummmmm WTF

1point

BasedWang12.7 1 year ago

Ain't for me, but I know this was a "poor persons dish"

1point

HoRace 1 year ago

My family has put cinnamon sugar on plain noodles for several generations. It’s not the main meal, it’s more like a snack, although the kids have always enjoyed it like it was the main meal.

0points

SkekVi 1 year ago

you put a little sugar in the SAUCE, not straight on the pasta!!!

0points

jenjie.newt 1 year ago

Friend in high school used to make spaghetti with ketchup and sugar on it

0points

@wanderlustt 1 year ago

Why do I kinda want to try this 🙄

0points

@wanderlustt 1 year ago

Just noodles and sugar or the sauce too? The picture is throwing me off 😬

0points

Nancy Wilson 1 year ago

that is a crime against humanity!

0points

Michael Ortt 1 year ago

A little sugar and cinnamon is good in spaghetti sauce.

0points

Mackenzie 1 year ago

Oooooooooo that sounds goood

0points

Regina Machamer 1 year ago

I immediately picture Buddy the elf pouring massive amounts of candy and syrup on his spaghetti lol

0points

Karasu 1 year ago

Have some carbs with your carbs.

0points

Debby Keir 1 year ago

Most pastas can be made into puddings - vermicelli or macaroni pudding (milk, sugar and grated nutmeg, slow cooked in the oven) delicious.

0points

Nightshade1972 1 year ago

Sugar in the *tomato sauce,* yeah, because it helps to cut down the acidity (maybe one tablespoon of sugar for one 16 oz/500 g jar of sauce). But pasta, sugar, and absolutely nothing else is a little weird.

0points

Verena Fiori-Jambor 1 year ago

There is an eastern German recipe, you cook noodles in sweet milk or even just in sugary water…🤢

0points

Karina 1 year ago

milk noodles, Rice pudding, noodles with brown butter and sugar, whole milk Porridge and semolina pudding - that was my childhood in de GDR - German democratic Republic.

2points

R Dennis 1 year ago

Vermicelli with milk and sugar is a dessert in some places.

0points

Mila Preradović 1 year ago

I used to do that as a kid but with instant cocoa powder 😁

0points

Higgleton 1 year ago

Sounds like something he maybe enjoyed as a kid, sentimental value

0points

Jaya 1 year ago

Now I'm curious what that tastes like.

0points

i love hawaiian margarita pizz 1 year ago

how about drizzling some maple syrup?

0points

#27

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Multiple open packages of the exact same food.

ConstableToad , mandingobigdick Report

Final score:

79points

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Ariadne Toms 1 year ago

Doesn't look like corn to me!

108points

#28

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most When people do not warm their flour tortillas.

ties__shoes , BrokeBankVegan Report

Final score:

77points

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A.Bunneh 1 year ago

Wait. . . you're supposed to warm them up? >.>

30points

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#29

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Putting ice cubes in milk. My daughter does this and it drives me nuts. There's nothing worse than watery milk.

Threeloudkids , Yulia Goncharuk Report

Final score:

74points

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A Wild Bean 1 year ago

I used to do this, as long as you don't take forever to drink it, it doesn't get watery

49points

ApprehensiveCard6 , Suzy Hazelwood Report

#30

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most I cannot stand the way my mother eats sandwiches. Take, for example, a roast beef sandwich. She takes it all apart and eats the roast beef and then the bread separately. It's meant to be eaten all together...that's what makes a sandwich taste good!

Final score:

71points

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Echidna learns extreme ironing 1 year ago

A 3 course sandwich.

22points

#31

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most My aunt stirs a spoonful of sugar into her glass of red wine. Now that is a new one for me, and it's unforgivable. An ice cube in wine is pretty common, but sugar in your wine? Absolutely not.

HardwareLust , Elina Sazonova Report

Final score:

69points

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Nina 1 year ago

Ice cube in wine is still a crime

49points

#32

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most My brother was allergic to cow's milk when we were younger. I have witnessed him pour orange juice into his cereal and eat it.

nakedreader_ga , [deleted] Report

Final score:

68points

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Huddo's sister 1 year ago

Fair enough reason, I've heard of a number of people who do this for the same reason. Sounds better than water. Mind you, now alternative milks are more common, I imagine less people will be doing it.

39points

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#33

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Grilling burgers and not putting the cheese on the burger while it's on the grill or toasting the buns.

Kunkyskunts , Marcia Salido Report

Final score:

56points

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Ace 1 year ago

There's a thousand ways to prepare burgers. You do it your way and I'll do it mine.

90points

#34

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Italian: Undressed noodles with a pool of sauce on top.

(I don't fuss that much with carbonara purism. I think non Italian redditors get more worked up about it than Italians TBH. Mostly I don't know why people call something carbonara that's not.)

joemondo , Daniel Lindstrom Report

Final score:

52points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

I want all of my pasta coated in sauce. I do not want to get bites of bland noodle and then bites of sauce. Just no.

45points

Judas_Feast , French Cooking Academy Report

#35

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Chopped tomatoes in bechamel? That's just Mormon queso.

Final score:

48points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

Excuse-moi?? Comment oses-tu

10points

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#36

35 People Share "Food Crimes" They Hate The Most Using a food processor for a recipe that clearly states to grind herbs together with a mortar and pestle until it becomes a paste. It takes a good amount of time, but this is the cooking method for a reason. Tossing the ingredients into a food processor or blender just isn't the same. I am Cambodian, and this is a true offense in our home when cooking.

koalandi , Yan Krukau Report

Final score:

21points

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Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago

I will confess sometimes I can't do it because of pain (thanks fibromyalgia) but otherwise, I find using the pestle and mortar kind of therapeutic...

0points

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Druklet 1 year ago

Sure, some of these, I agree are crimes, but others, while they sound disgusting to me, are obviously delicious to others. Let people enjoy their food!

18points

Christos Arvanitis 1 year ago

Food crime confession here. I LOVE putting ketchup + parmesan cheese on leftover undressed pasta. Aside from this, my wife and I have a solid relationship...

11points

Nothing_To_See_Here_Folks 1 year ago

Ngl ketchup and parmesan on underssed pasta is really good

3points

Cami 1 year ago

The real crimes against food are posts like these. It's seriously tacky to go on the internet and bash other people for their personal tastes. How about a positive post for a change, because all I ever see on this site is "disgusting" this and "weird" that. Do you really not have anything better to post? Don't like it, don't eat it, but there's no reason for you to log online and click clack away on your keyboard to c**p on what other people think tastes good. You're not Gordon Ramsey FFS. Bored Panda gets all preachy about accepting people for who they are and then turn around and bash people who have different opinions, or hell, even live in a different country (seriously, xenophobic much?).

7points

Andrea Careless 1 year ago

Yes!

3points

crowspectre (he/they) 1 year ago

I once ate a lemon whole, with the peel. I enjoyed it a lot

3points

Pineapple 1 year ago

you sir are insane but your still my favorite

3points

Tim 1 year ago

Like, you just chomped into it like an apple?

0points

Exotic Butters 1 year ago

Liar

0points

Leo Domitrix 1 year ago

*high five*

0points

Nikki Sevven 1 year ago

Lack of seasonings. Most people have half a dozen spice bottles, not including salt and pepper. There is a huge variety of herbs, spices, and liquid seasonings from around the world. I think my kitchen includes at least 50, likely more.

2points

T5n 1 year ago

I fully agree. I once joked that I’d have to have a spice stash set aside if I ever had to live in a bunker.(This was at a museum with a nuclear bunker display so a friend of mine and I were talking about it we would be willing to live in a bunker.)

2points

Rachel Reynolds 1 year ago

This may be an unpopular opinion since I know several people who do this, but cottage cheese does not belong in lasagna. I fully support the death penalty for this food crime.

1point

Jude Laskowski 1 year ago

My ex used to make rice when I spent all day making lasagne and scratch made tomato sauce. He thought every meal needed rice. That's why he's an ex.

0points

Emma Schumann 1 year ago

My Ex ate pea sandwiches. Canned peas and lots of mayo on bread. He also crumpled saltines up in a bowl, added milk and sugar, and called it cereal. My brother ate ketchup sandwiches when he was young. A friend of my husband once stopped by at dinner time so we invited him to join us. He put ketchup on the chicken cordon bleu I made. I never liked him.

1point

Ivy Ruonakoski 1 year ago

My former mother in law drinks half milk, half Coke. It's grey and looks revolting. Never was brave enough to taste it.

1point

Nothing_To_See_Here_Folks 1 year ago

Sometimes i eat bananas sideways when I'm alone just out of spite. Also one of my favourite strange food combos is definitely strawberries dipped in honey. Try it.

1point

Tyranamar Seuss 1 year ago

Strawberries dipped in sour cream then rolled in brown sugar are amazing!

0points

Jaya 1 year ago

BoredPanda: we should respect everyone, everyone has the right to be themselves. Also BoredPanda: Oh no, someone eats something that I hate, shame on them! How dare they eat what THEIR tastebuds enjoy, they're supposed to only eat what OTHER PEOPLE'S tastebuds enjoy!

1point

Duncan 1 year ago

Anything with coriander in it is a turn off for me.

0points

Nancy Howard 1 year ago

I heaved a little when I read some of these

0points

Cyndielouwhoo 1 year ago

I think the Kit Kat one is a riot 😃

0points

Mackenzie 1 year ago

My friends were at my birthday party ,and 2 of them dipped pizza into ranch dip, and dipped ketchup chips into chocolate fondant, PROCEEDED TO PUT THE CHOCOLATE KETCHUP CHIPS ON THE PIZZA, AND EAT IT

0points

Mackenzie 1 year ago

Nothing is more of a food crime than that. Even hell is afraid of my friends

0points

Odin Schmidt 1 year ago

People that put pineapple on pizza! Pineapple-...19d4e1.jpg

0points

Salty.Hag 1 year ago

I do a few things people think is odd, I like sharp cheddar cheese with my gram crackers, also like ketchup on my pizza and really enjoy eating tomatoes like apples.

0points

Gin 1 year ago

In the UK eating strong mature cheddar (which I think is like sharp cheddar) with digestive biscuits (similar to 'gram' crackers) IS a thing, and not considered weird at all, similar to eating tomatoes like apples. The ketchup on pizza.... I'll pass but I doubt you're alone!

3points

Sivi 1 year ago

I saw one student years back have ketchup on their porridge. It was quite quiet for a few minutes in the cafeteria.

0points

Gin 1 year ago

Not everyone has porridge as a sweet dish - some add salt and no sugar. I can't say I'd want ketchup on it but I do think people, generally speaking, should be allowed to eat what they want.

1point

OSKNILLAB 1 year ago

What about pineapple on pizza 🤮

-1point

RafCo (he/him/ele) 1 year ago

It's not my thing, but I understand the theory of savory and sweet together.

4points

Leo Domitrix 1 year ago

I'm told prosciutto and pineapple together with a real fresh mozzarella work great, but I'm vegetarian so not tried it.

1point

Salty.Hag 1 year ago

No thank you

0points

OSKNILLAB 1 year ago

Who downvoted my comment :(

0points

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Druklet 1 year ago

Sure, some of these, I agree are crimes, but others, while they sound disgusting to me, are obviously delicious to others. Let people enjoy their food!

18points

Christos Arvanitis 1 year ago

Food crime confession here. I LOVE putting ketchup + parmesan cheese on leftover undressed pasta. Aside from this, my wife and I have a solid relationship...

11points

Nothing_To_See_Here_Folks 1 year ago

Ngl ketchup and parmesan on underssed pasta is really good

3points

Cami 1 year ago

7points

Andrea Careless 1 year ago

Yes!

3points

crowspectre (he/they) 1 year ago

I once ate a lemon whole, with the peel. I enjoyed it a lot

3points

Pineapple 1 year ago

you sir are insane but your still my favorite

3points

Tim 1 year ago

Like, you just chomped into it like an apple?

0points

Exotic Butters 1 year ago

Liar

0points

Leo Domitrix 1 year ago

*high five*

0points

Nikki Sevven 1 year ago

2points

T5n 1 year ago

2points

Rachel Reynolds 1 year ago

This may be an unpopular opinion since I know several people who do this, but cottage cheese does not belong in lasagna. I fully support the death penalty for this food crime.

1point

Jude Laskowski 1 year ago

My ex used to make rice when I spent all day making lasagne and scratch made tomato sauce. He thought every meal needed rice. That's why he's an ex.

0points

Emma Schumann 1 year ago

1point

Ivy Ruonakoski 1 year ago

My former mother in law drinks half milk, half Coke. It's grey and looks revolting. Never was brave enough to taste it.

1point

Nothing_To_See_Here_Folks 1 year ago

Sometimes i eat bananas sideways when I'm alone just out of spite. Also one of my favourite strange food combos is definitely strawberries dipped in honey. Try it.

1point

Tyranamar Seuss 1 year ago

Strawberries dipped in sour cream then rolled in brown sugar are amazing!

0points

Jaya 1 year ago

1point

Duncan 1 year ago

Anything with coriander in it is a turn off for me.

0points

Nancy Howard 1 year ago

I heaved a little when I read some of these

0points

Cyndielouwhoo 1 year ago

I think the Kit Kat one is a riot 😃

0points

Mackenzie 1 year ago

My friends were at my birthday party ,and 2 of them dipped pizza into ranch dip, and dipped ketchup chips into chocolate fondant, PROCEEDED TO PUT THE CHOCOLATE KETCHUP CHIPS ON THE PIZZA, AND EAT IT

0points

Mackenzie 1 year ago

Nothing is more of a food crime than that. Even hell is afraid of my friends

0points

Odin Schmidt 1 year ago

People that put pineapple on pizza! Pineapple-...19d4e1.jpg

0points

Salty.Hag 1 year ago

I do a few things people think is odd, I like sharp cheddar cheese with my gram crackers, also like ketchup on my pizza and really enjoy eating tomatoes like apples.

0points

Gin 1 year ago

3points

Sivi 1 year ago

I saw one student years back have ketchup on their porridge. It was quite quiet for a few minutes in the cafeteria.

0points

Gin 1 year ago

Not everyone has porridge as a sweet dish - some add salt and no sugar. I can't say I'd want ketchup on it but I do think people, generally speaking, should be allowed to eat what they want.

1point

OSKNILLAB 1 year ago

What about pineapple on pizza 🤮

-1point

RafCo (he/him/ele) 1 year ago

It's not my thing, but I understand the theory of savory and sweet together.

4points