Sick of certain foods?

scottorr · August 2003

I never thought I would say this but I am getting sick of lobster. Last weekend I went to ME for my anniversary. While we were there we had lobster everything, breakfast, lunch and dinner. On the way home we decided to stop at the fish market and pick up a few lobsters for home considering it is cheaper than chicken there. Today will be my 5th day and I am sick of it. It is time to freeze what has not been eaten.

Have any of you eaten a food so much that you are now sick of it?

Back in the 80's I did the same thing with what I think were called pastry puffs. One time I ate so many I got sick and after that I couldn't touch one.

Parabeagle · August 2003

For me it was spanish rice. Used to love the stuff and ate it constantly with dinner. Now I can't stand it and haven't touched it for several years.

mjindra · August 2003

Grew up on Hamburger Helper, and when we were first married, we ate a lot of Rice a Roni.

Now I won't even watch the commercials.

Whatever · August 2003

When I was growing up, the parents of one of my closest friends owned a deli. To this day, I cannot abide hard salami.

Zanne · August 2003

I drank a bottle of pink champagne as a 20-something year old.

CANNOT even smell to this day without getting sick.

sonny · August 2003

I can relate Zanne, had a very similar experience with Tequilla almost 30 years ago; also can not even stand the smell. It was tough when I was bartending, I cringed everytime some one said, "Tequilla sunrise please"
Never met a food I got sick of. .

cebudragonlady · August 2003

My first ever job was making hot popcorn all summer...can't stand the smell of it now.

Chari

Leslie · August 2003

Slo gin fizzes. 16-years-old. Need I say more?

AnneHa · August 2003

Geez, Sonny, was that in Mexico City? No one told me that the altitude would affect alcohol tolerance. I think I may have consumed the equivalent of 24 Margaritas that night.

Anne in Ohio

sonny · August 2003

Actually, Anne, it was in Springfield, OH if you can believe that. Can not imagine how bad it would have ben in Mexico City. . Very scary thought..

rad · August 2003

I get tired of apples really easy. I like them but I've learned to buy only two or three at a time instead of a whole bag.

Now for drinks, for me its coconut rum and pineapple juice. I overindulged freshman year at college...for the longest time I could not even eat pineapple and I still get sick at the smell of coconut suntan oil.

scottorr · August 2003

One time as a 15 years ago me and two other friends drank a bottle of burbon. It wasn't pretty. To this day the smell makes me gag.

ray a · August 2003

In college, mashed potatoes and gravy... and mushy meatloaf.

safety · August 2003

Liver and onions. th-down

System · August 2003

Fish sticks. Hate 'em. We ate them all the time as kids because they were cheap. I can't stand chicken nuggets either. I think they're like hot dogs - you don't really want to know what's in them!

Don D · August 2003

In 1979 I fell off the top of a Winnebago after 6 shots of Jose' Cuervo, along with the lime sucking and salt licking. I can't abide the smell of it now. I can't stand the sight of Winnebagos either, those damned old unstable boxes on wheels!

NicoleLee · August 2003

There are no foods that I get sick of. I could eat pizza all day, every day! BUT, I can no longer fathom the smell, taste, or sound of Rumplminze. For my 21st birthday, I drank a bottle (YES, the entire bottle) My mother found me that night ( I won't say where, but it wasn't pretty), and made me sleep outside in a lawnchair. Needless to say, I haven't had a shot of them since!

Sally · August 2003

Gin. Too many Tom Collins' in college. It's been over 25 years and I still can't stand the smell of gin. And it is definitely the gin because I have no problems with a Vodka Collins.
My husband has no idea what it takes for me to fix him a gin & tonic!

Sick of certain foods?

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