List some foods that you believe are the Devil's Work:

[Bunny]

My list:

-Non-dairy creamer
-Succotash
-Brussels Sprouts
-Green peppers
-Green peppers IN potato salad (death penalty offense,IMO)


I'm sure I'll think of more, right now I'm staring at a container of potato salad that contains green peppers, so I'm struggling...

[LiberalVoice]

1. Sardines...

Tomatoes, Beats...

[LSK]

2. pizza

Its fattening and not good for you, but you just cant say no to it.

[AndyTiedye]

6. Pizza Can Be Quite Nutritious

and it isn't all that fattening if you don't try to eat the whole damn thing in one sitting.
Take part of it home. It makes good leftovers.

[smbolisnch]

3. Meat, mushrooms, tomatoes.

:puke:

[Bassic]

42. I agree with you about mushrooms

But meat and tomatoes? Come on :)

[GOPisEvil]

4. Organ meat.

There aren't enough onions in Vidalia to cover up the nastiness of beef liver.

I just can't eat organs...just...ugh....

[Richardo]

14. I don't know: the filets from under the piccolo stop can be quite tasty.

:yoiks:

[MN ChimpH8R]

19. Nice Wurlitzer

In my youth I studied theatre organ and I still ogle pictures of restored TOs.. Thanks for a day brightener! :)

[Richardo]

20. I get that a lot.

Not really.

Glad to be of service!

[Bunny]

22. Organs?

Double :puke: Who originally thought of that, anyway? They must have been at near-death starvation point!

[Richardo]

5. Lima beans, beets, cilantro

So a lima bean, beet and cilantro salad would kill me.

Great topic. Sorry about your green pepper/potato salad :hug:

[Richardo]

8. oh yeah, and radishes

x(

[Bunny]

21. I hate limas too, hence the succotash mention. Why would you

ruin a perfectly good dish of corn by putting those nasty things it it? :puke:

And what kind of monster puts green peppers in potato salad? Seriously, what were they thinking? I've seen it happen often enough that it can't be just a random mistake. Someone actually thought about this, and did it. Sick. Just sick. :silly:

I hate radishes too, but I LOVE red beets! Yum! :9

[Richardo]

25. the thing that gets me is - how does corn+limas = succotash?

How does that combo rate a whole new name? :wtf:

(I confess: I forgot that succotash WAS corn+limas when you had it in your original post.)

[Bunny]

27. Isn't succotash the Indian name or something?

Disgusting, no matter what you call it!

[halobeam]

7. Chocolate Blackout Cake.

:wow:

[MN ChimpH8R]

9. Kraut Juice

Potted meat product
Those "cocktail" weenies in the lousy BBQ sauce

Who buys or eats this stufff?? :shrug:

and who in the blue hell puts green peppers in potato salad? I like green peppers but I sure don't want to see them in potato salad....

[Bunny]

32. I like saurkraut, but in small quantities. Do you drink the juice?

That sounds very gross. And I'd have to get pretty darned hungry before I'd eat potted meat of any sort!

[MN ChimpH8R]

37. No

but I've seen cans of it in the stores, and I can't imagine anyone sitting down after a hard day with a glass of kraut juice. :puke:

Sauerkraut by itself is just fine in things like Reuben sandwiches or with roast pork :9, but drinking canned kraut juice??

[Bunny]

Yeah, that is really puke-ful!

[AndyTiedye]

10. Cheetos

[Deja Q]

11. Chocolate, mint, bananas,

[graywarrior]

12. Limburger cheese

[demnan]

13. spam

frozen stuff that doesn't look anything like the picture on the box but tastes like the cardboard.

[jus_the_facts]

15. rutabagas...wax beans...hominy...

....cushaw...and CANTALOUPES...and ALL canned meats! :puke: :hurts:

[Bunny]

30. What is cushaw?

Sounds interesting...:scared:

[jus_the_facts]

36. a funky kinda squash.....

:(

[Bunny]

39. Well, that picture makes it look pretty unappealing!

[jus_the_facts]

40. I love all other kinds of squash....but cushaw is nasty....

:puke:

[XemaSab]

16. tomatoes

yummy but poisonous....

[caty]

17. Anything chocolate.

Anything Italian with lots of cheese.;)

[tridim]

18. Black licorice, black jelly beans, Niquil and Jaegermiester.

That entire flavor category is evil. Flame away taste-bud-less people. :)

[Bunny]

24. Yeah, anise is not one of my favorites either.

Although I do like a good belt of Nyquil when I'm sick and want to zone out. :D

[tridim]

29. Oddly enough.. I like the anise flavor in Pho soup

But I hate sweet or alcoholic versions of the flavor.

[El Fuego]

23. Potato chips with Olestra

[ernstbass]

26. rice cakes

I know they are really made of Styrofoam

[The White Tree]

28. Chili - It is called the Soup of the Devil.

<http://whatscookingamerica.net/History/Chili/ChiliHistory.htm>

Some Spanish priests were said to be wary of the passion inspired by chile peppers, assuming they were aphrodisiacs. A few preached sermons against indulgence in a food which they said was almost as "hot as hell's brimstone." "Soup of the Devil," one called it. The priest's warning probably contributed to the dish's popularity.

[Taverner]

31. Potato Salad, Egg Salad, Chicken Salad

Mayonaise....

[Bunny]

33. Well, aren't you limiting yourself? You just named three of the

four major food groups! :D

[yellowdogintexas]

51. Sardines, anchovies, headcheese,mountain oysters, chitterlings,

pickled pigs' feet, rhubarb, boiled okra

[Lady Effingbroke]

34. My list:

- Eggs
- White Bread
- Mayonnaise/Miracle Whip
- Grape Jelly

[miss_kitty]

35. Miracle Whip

Lima Beans
Organ Meats
Bivalves
Coca Cola
Spam

[Sequoia]

38. Cow Liver

Ruhbarb, purple food.

[Bassic]

41. Anything that used to live underwater

Fish, other sea food. Pretty much aything :puke:

[Old_Fart]

43. Okra n/t

[Montauk6]

44. I've actually come to appreciate Brussels Sprouts lately!

But what I can't accept:

Chopped apples in tuna salad (my fave hot-bar deli pulled this nonsense, I actually wrote a complaint letter to management)

Lemon flavored pound cake.

Sweet cornbread.

Mock seafood. ESPECIALLY mock seafood pawned off as the real thing! arrrgh!!!

[StaggerLee]

45. circus peanuts

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[Initech]

46. Just one makes my list: Mayonaise

:puke: :puke: :puke: :puke:

[u4ic]

47. Headcheese

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

48. Mayonnaise, relish, potato salad

For me there are too many to name. Pickled pig's feet, pickles in general, olives, parsnips, sauerkraut - SHUDDER.

[spinbaby]

49. Swedish fermented herring

Didja see this story?

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - In a rare break in the clouds during a rainy Swedish summer, just when it looks safe to venture out for a breath of fresh air, the smell of rotten herring wafts over.

Sunshine is rare enough in the short Nordic summer and trying to enjoy it outdoors also requires a strong stomach in August when Swedes traditionally tuck into "surstromming"

The dish of fermented herring, rivals South East Asia's durian fruit, Iceland's buried shark or Norway's "lutefisk" as one of the world's most objectionable delicacies.

A peaceable people who otherwise care for the environment, fish-loving Swedes sit outside to open and eat a dish that is only deemed ripe for consumption when the tin containing it is buckled and bulging from the fishy fumes. The smell is so pungent that even neighbours and passers-by get a snootful.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/oukoe_life_sweden_fish;_ylt=AuuXqt4WpZ2lxlmKq1IVYTQDW7oF;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVRPUCUl

[ceile]

50. Queso w/ tomatoes and cilantro

I can never resist!!!