Bread
I have a mate who won't eat bread. Well, not bread per se, as rolls are OK, just bread of the planar variety. If we're at a gig, such as a wedding (we play in a band) and there's food on the go for the buffet, he'll not go near the sandwiches. The cakes get a fright though.

I, on the other hand, have very few food dislikes. Olives, cold rice pudding and that's pretty much it. It makes me retch though to have someone else sharing my food. Rachelswipe, I think we'd get on rather well! Especially the suck and swall...oh wait a minute, I'm digressing.

Drinks are another matter though. I can't stand even the smell of coffee, don't like tea, can't stand Coke or Pepsi, and not too keen on most beers and spirits. That leaves only a few soft drinks (Irn Bru and the like), milk (full fat only), water, good red wine (oh yes!) and a sometimes bit of whisky.

Just remembered - I never used to eat peas until I went to university. Then I stayed in full-board hall accommodation, and had to eat what I was given or starve. Or buy my own. So being a stingy (and at the time, overweight) bugger, I learned to eat pretty much anything.
( K2k6 has a proper job these days, Fri 2 Mar 2007, 13:54, Reply)