To what things do you say "NEVER EVER AGAIN" after you have tried them out

Stellar Mastodon 267 said:
Every Christmas morning the traditional breakfast in my family is puffy cheese omelet. I won’t describe the dish, but its texture is so squishy that I have puked from it. It was then exempt from eating it and have not had it since. I am a legal adult.
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I misread that as cheese puff omelet at first...

Does that sound better or worse than a squishy omelet? Honestly, the one that sounds like drunken frat bro's idea sounds better because it doesn't seem like it'd be more crunchy than squishy.
 
CTNC said:
I misread that as cheese puff omelet at first...

Does that sound better or worse than a squishy omelet? Honestly, the one that sounds like drunken frat bro's idea sounds better because it doesn't seem like it'd be more crunchy than squishy.
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It’s basically a layer of buttered white bread -crustless, a layer of cheese, a layer of beaten eggs, another layer of cheese, then a final layer of buttered white bread. This is them all doused in milk and put in the oven. It comes out super squishy and I physically cannot eat it. This might not be the exact recipe; I get nauseous just being able to smell it so I avoid being near it to see it’s prep.
 
Depressed Snow Grouse said:
I personally think all beer tastes bad (Not that I've tried that many. )
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I've realized that most people who drink beer also don't like it, or at least don't love it. Mainly because it isn't an easy drink. You won't want to chug it down in seconds and would rather take it slowly, whereas if it tasted good, you'd be rushing for more and gulping it which would make you feel ill.
 
Munching a cardamon seed that was in my curry
I was basically stuck in a reeling position because the flavour wouldn't leave my tongue.
 
I once ate a pepper seed. Don't ask how I got it, the details are hazy. All I remember is an extreme burning sensation the rest of the day. I will never try hot sauce or anything spicy.
 
MoultonLava said:
I once ate a pepper seed. Don't ask how I got it, the details are hazy. All I remember is an extreme burning sensation the rest of the day. I will never try hot sauce or anything spicy.
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I love spicy food. You're totally missing out on some good stuff even if you don't like spice.

Also, wasabi.
 
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