Most hated meal growing up.

[Rusty Blade]

Sounds awful!

Bloater paste? Really? Does the name describe the after effects?

 

[HereticHermit]

Death onto oatmeal every morning. Survivors were served again, next morning.

 

[Jester]

Stuffed peppers! I can still detect if red, yellow or green bell peppers have been anywhere near any dish I'm served, no matter how deep they are in the mix

 

[Paper Plane]

I don’t remember anything my Mother fed me that I ate reluctantly, although I never liked greasy lamb much. What I do remember as disgusting was sago or tapioca pudding for school dinners. That and the green kidneys with tubes in…

steve (who became a vegetarian less than a year after leaving home…)

 

[Northam Saint]

I don’t remember anything my Mother fed me that I ate reluctantly, although I never liked greasy lamb much. What I do remember as disgusting was sago or tapioca pudding for school dinners. That and the green kidneys with tubes in…

steve (who became a vegetarian less than a year after leaving home…)

I can’t remember any thing other than that nasty paste, that my mum fed me as a kid. Not much I won’t eat apart from Celery, cant stand the stuff.

 

[Wayne]

I ate whatever my Mother had the decency to make us without a single moan. Glad to have it.

 

[Dr Watson]

My Maternal Grandmother always fried sprats... I still hate them to this day. She had no qualms cooking with unsavoury ingredients such as cow brain. Her own Mother was born to Italian immigrants who moved here for the mining work in the 19th century, I think her taste in strange poverty food must have been inherited.

 

[Northam Saint]

I ate whatever my Mother had the decency to make us without a single moan. Glad to have it.

I had parents of the rationed food generation so no food was wasted and we ate what we were given too.

 

[Paper Plane]

There was still some food rationing when I was quite young. Mother told me I once ate the week’s cheese ration in one go before she could stop me. Still love cheese!

steve

 

[Chris]

I ate whatever my Mother had the decency to make us without a single moan. Glad to have it.

I ate what I was given too, but from an early age I was food curious and wanted to try new things. Now I’ll eat pretty much anything, I don’t like broccoli but if it arrived on my plate I’d eat it.

 

[Northam Saint]

I ate what I was given too, but from an early age I was food curious and wanted to try new things. Now I’ll eat pretty much anything, I don’t like broccoli but if it arrived on my plate I’d eat it.

My son for some reason isn’t great at trying new things, but my daughter will try anything. Both love veg.

 

[Northam Saint]

Just reminded me. My dad was a £10 Pom. Sailed off from Southampton to Australia. The food on Offer was no on ration and there was plenty of it too, things as well that they hasn't seen for a good while. Even in the roughest of seas dad would be in the restaurant whilst others were all being sea sick.

 

[Rufusdog]

There was still some food rationing when I was quite young. Mother told me I once ate the week’s cheese ration in one go before she could stop me. Still love cheese!

steve

That reminds me, when I was a nipper milk was rationed, amongst other things, so I was brought up on powdered milk, Klim, mainly. To this day I don’t like drinking milk, but have it in my tea. I do, however, like cream and cheese of any sort, but plain milk…bleh. Go figure.

 

[Northam Saint]

That reminds me, when I was a nipper milk was rationed, amongst other things, so I was brought up on powdered milk, Klim, mainly. To this day I don’t like drinking milk, but have it in my tea. I do, however, like cream and cheese of any sort, but plain milk…bleh. Go figure.

I never liked plain milk. Recently I have moved over to alternatives as I seem to have an intolerance to dairy. I’ve found Oat very nice, I can drink that plain. Has a naturally sweeter taste, does make for a different tasting tea and coffee, nice in coffee but not quite the same in tea. Great on cereal.

 

[Rusty Blade]

That reminds me, when I was a nipper milk was rationed, amongst other things, so I was brought up on powdered milk, Klim, mainly. To this day I don’t like drinking milk, but have it in my tea. I do, however, like cream and cheese of any sort, but plain milk…bleh. Go figure.

You just reminded me of something else I hated growing up....powdered milk. Mom used to do a half and half to save a few pennies. Undrinkable.