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Re: Things you just don't want to eat anymore
By: gramma dishes Date: August 17, 2021, 2:11 pm
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[quote author=Hmmm link=topic=2073.msg69347#msg69347
date=1629207472]
[quote author=STiG link=topic=2073.msg69334#msg69334
date=1629164845]
Not eat so much but bubble gum, particularly double bubble. I
used to chew it aaallll the time as a kid. Hubba bubba, and a
few others.
Now I don't chew gum at all due to TMJ issues. I'm convinced
that all the double bubble I chewed helped to create some of
those issues.
[/quote]
I don't think I was an avid chewer but did love the occasionally
bubble gum bubble challenge. More than 10 years ago, we did a
Fear Factor bday party for one of our kids. For one challenge, I
froze bubble gum and the challenge was for the kids to be the
first to be able to blow a bubble. I decided to try it out first
to see how hard it was. I forgot how darn large a double bubble
was.
[/quote]
Were you trying to break their little teeth? :o
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Re: Things you just don't want to eat anymore
By: gramma dishes Date: August 17, 2021, 2:12 pm
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[quote author=Hmmm link=topic=2073.msg69347#msg69347
date=1629207472]
[quote author=STiG link=topic=2073.msg69334#msg69334
date=1629164845]
Not eat so much but bubble gum, particularly double bubble. I
used to chew it aaallll the time as a kid. Hubba bubba, and a
few others.
Now I don't chew gum at all due to TMJ issues. I'm convinced
that all the double bubble I chewed helped to create some of
those issues.
[/quote]
I don't think I was an avid chewer but did love the occasionally
bubble gum bubble challenge. More than 10 years ago, we did a
Fear Factor bday party for one of our kids. For one challenge, I
froze bubble gum and the challenge was for the kids to be the
first to be able to blow a bubble. I decided to try it out first
to see how hard it was. I forgot how darn large a double bubble
was.
[/quote]
Were you trying to break their little teeth? :o
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Re: Things you just don't want to eat anymore
By: Hmmm Date: August 17, 2021, 3:37 pm
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[quote author=gramma dishes link=topic=2073.msg69360#msg69360
date=1629227479]
[quote author=Hmmm link=topic=2073.msg69347#msg69347
date=1629207472]
[quote author=STiG link=topic=2073.msg69334#msg69334
date=1629164845]
Not eat so much but bubble gum, particularly double bubble. I
used to chew it aaallll the time as a kid. Hubba bubba, and a
few others.
Now I don't chew gum at all due to TMJ issues. I'm convinced
that all the double bubble I chewed helped to create some of
those issues.
[/quote]
I don't think I was an avid chewer but did love the occasionally
bubble gum bubble challenge. More than 10 years ago, we did a
Fear Factor bday party for one of our kids. For one challenge, I
froze bubble gum and the challenge was for the kids to be the
first to be able to blow a bubble. I decided to try it out first
to see how hard it was. I forgot how darn large a double bubble
was.
[/quote]
Were you trying to break their little teeth? :o
[/quote]
:) No, most of them had enough sense to leave it in their mouths
to let it start to thaw. But great videos. You'd have really
hated the 3 locks 12 keys in a wash tub of ice water.
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Re: Things you just don't want to eat anymore
By: BeagleMommy Date: September 14, 2021, 1:36 pm
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During chemo mustard became absolutely foul to my tastebuds.
Still haven't recovered my taste for it.
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Re: Things you just don't want to eat anymore
By: TootsNYC Date: September 14, 2021, 2:18 pm
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[quote author=Aleko link=topic=2073.msg69263#msg69263
date=1628936204]
I rarely eat them either, for the-same-but-opposite reason: my
mother also grew a lot of them, so when I feel a desire for
strawberries, it’s perfectly-ripe, just-picked ones like Mum’s
that I want. Every time I give in to the urge for strawberries
and buy some from a shop, I’m disappointed - because
strawberries picked for sale in shops are never properly ripe.
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This is tomatoes for me. I just don't bother. If they're really,
really ripe, and locally grown, I'll buy them and enjoy them.
Corn on the cob as well; my MIL will buy grocery-store ears,
sometimes frozen ones, and think she's giving me such a
wonderful treat.
I only like it in season and farmer's-market fresh. There's a
vegetable stand near me that has pretty decent corn right now,
but once we're out of the season, I won't be interested.
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Re: Things you just don't want to eat anymore
By: Winterlight Date: September 14, 2021, 4:38 pm
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[quote author=Aleko link=topic=2073.msg69263#msg69263
date=1628936204]
[quote]Strawberries. My mom grew a *lot* of strawberries when I
was a kid. I don't dislike them now, but maybe have them once a
year.[/quote]
I rarely eat them either, for the-same-but-opposite reason: my
mother also grew a lot of them, so when I feel a desire for
strawberries, it’s perfectly-ripe, just-picked ones like Mum’s
that I want. Every time I give in to the urge for strawberries
and buy some from a shop, I’m disappointed - because
strawberries picked for sale in shops are never properly ripe.
(Recently the letters page of the London Times had a
correspondence on what is the perfect tool for taking the woolly
core out of strawberries. A tool that wouldn’t be necessary if
your strawberries were decently ripe, because they would have
come off the stalk hollow, leaving the core behind.)
[/quote]
At this point I only buy them fresh from the farmer's market
during the season. I know the ones in the store will be blah, so
I won't bother. I do freeze some of the ripe ones because
they're so good in smoothies or whatever.
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Re: Things you just don't want to eat anymore
By: TootsNYC Date: September 14, 2021, 5:14 pm
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for the longest time it was mashed potatoes.
When I was in junior high and high school, my mom made instant
mashed potatoes a lot because they were quick and easy. Then my
school was found to have a serious structural defect, and they
had to close the lunchroom and kitchen. So to feed kids, they
jury-rigged a kitchen elsewhere and started to serve instant
mashed potatoes at as many lunches as they could.
I refused to eat them for decades.
Then I went to a restaurant that had "smashed potatoes" on the
menu, with skins in, and I decided to try it.
So now I will eat mashed potatoes like that.
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Re: Things you just don't want to eat anymore
By: holly firestorm Date: September 15, 2021, 12:25 am
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I haven't drunk soda, coke, pepsi, etc. for years.
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Re: Things you just don't want to eat anymore
By: Rose Red Date: September 15, 2021, 5:36 am
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[quote author=holly firestorm link=topic=2073.msg70069#msg70069
date=1631683559]
I haven't drunk soda, coke, pepsi, etc. for years.
[/quote]
I haven't either and I used to be addicted to soda.
I haven't had juice in years either. It seems too sweet now,
even when diluted with water. I rather eat the actual fruits.
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Re: Things you just don't want to eat anymore
By: Winterlight Date: September 16, 2021, 4:40 pm
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[quote author=holly firestorm link=topic=2073.msg70069#msg70069
date=1631683559]
I haven't drunk soda, coke, pepsi, etc. for years.
[/quote]
Ditto. I will drink homemade root beer from my favorite chili
place, but I get there maybe twice a year (in the before times.)
Regular soda is out for me these days. If I had a Coke at this
point I'd get very sick.
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