We all have one of these: We've all experienced this, unless you've lived your entire life eating bread and water. And depending on what kind of bread you've had, you still might have...

Little Ball of Hate

We've all experienced this, unless you've lived your entire life eating bread and water. And depending on what kind of bread you've had, you still might have experienced it.

Question. Name one food you wish tasted as good as it smelled.

I can only think of one, off hand. Italian bread. It smells so wonderful, but when you eat it, it doesn't even taste half as good as it smells. If it did, I would have already died from obesity related complications.

skott Loc: Bama

Little Ball of H**e wrote:

We've all experienced this, unless you've lived your entire life eating bread and water. And depending on what kind of bread you've had, you still might have experienced it.

Question. Name one food you wish tasted as good as it smelled.

I can only think of one, off hand. Italian bread. It smells so wonderful, but when you eat it, it doesn't even taste half as good as it smells. If it did, I would have already died from obesity related complications.

I think it does. So does sourdough.
In Mexico on vacation, I kept smelling the best aroma. After walking the wandering streets of an ancient city that I can not pronounce, much less spell, I ran across the food. It was the milk ducks of a cow being grilled on a Hibachi. I did not try it because it could not possibly have tasted as good as it smelled.

Little Ball of Hate

skott wrote:

I think it does. So does sourdough.
In Mexico on vacation, I kept smelling the best aroma. After walking the wandering streets of an ancient city that I can not pronounce, much less spell, I ran across the food. It was the milk ducks of a cow being grilled on a Hibachi. I did not try it because it could not possibly have tasted as good as it smelled.

I hear ya. There are some things I wouldn't try if you paid me. Like chicken testicles. I hear they're pretty good, but...

skott Loc: Bama

Little Ball of H**e wrote:

I hear ya. There are some things I wouldn't try if you paid me. Like chicken testicles. I hear they're pretty good, but...

I tried cow brain once. That was enough...

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

Little Ball of H**e wrote:

I hear ya. There are some things I wouldn't try if you paid me. Like chicken testicles. I hear they're pretty good, but...

I have heard the same said about mountain oysters but I have never desired to try them.

Little Ball of Hate

PoppaGringo wrote:

I have heard the same said about mountain oysters but I have never desired to try them.

There are some things that were not meant to be eaten...Like tofu.

archie bunker Loc: Texas

skott wrote:

I tried cow brain once. That was enough...

I ate brains and eggs many times as a child. It was good.
I can't have it now because my wife refuses to allow me to cross our threshold with a brain! :hunf:

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

PoppaGringo wrote:

I have heard the same said about mountain oysters but I have never desired to try them.

I only learned of them in here and NO, I will not taste them...

Sour dough bread made in San Fran, a completely different thing..Not only does it smell good baking, it tastes fabulous..I always buy a loaf to take back to my Hotel when visiting there...Along with a few other must haves......... :thumbup:

archie bunker Loc: Texas

lindajoy wrote:

I only learned of them in here and NO, I will not taste them...

Sour dough bread made in San Fran, a completely different thing..Not only does it smell good baking, it tastes fabulous..I always buy a loaf to take back to my Hotel when visiting there...Along with a few other must haves......... :thumbup:

Frog legs? Crawdads? Rattlesnake?

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

archie bunker wrote:

Frog legs? Crawdads? Rattlesnake?

YUK!!!!!! Not a chance..Just knowing what it is would stop me from trying it...Did try a Frog leg before, was ok, but I couldn't finish it knowing what it was~~~~ :shock:

While dead snakes are definitely good, I ain't tasting one...I can not even look at one without running quickkkkkkkkkkkkk...Dang things scare me too much~~ :shock:

archie bunker Loc: Texas

lindajoy wrote:

YUK!!!!!! Not a chance..Just knowing what it is would stop me from trying it...Did try a Frog leg before, was ok, but I couldn't finish it knowing what it was~~~~ :shock:

While dead snakes are definitely good, I ain't tasting one...I can not even look at one without running quickkkkkkkkkkkkk...Dang things scare me too much~~ :shock:

You are such a GIRL! :lol:
I'm married to one, so I know! :shock:
Going to bed now. Good nite all!!

Little Ball of Hate

lindajoy wrote:

YUK!!!!!! Not a chance..Just knowing what it is would stop me from trying it...Did try a Frog leg before, was ok, but I couldn't finish it knowing what it was~~~~ :shock:

While dead snakes are definitely good, I ain't tasting one...I can not even look at one without running quickkkkkkkkkkkkk...Dang things scare me too much~~ :shock:

I could never eat frog legs after seeing this. Poor little buggers. *sniff*

Louie27 Loc: Peoria, AZ

lindajoy wrote:

I only learned of them in here and NO, I will not taste them...

Sour dough bread made in San Fran, a completely different thing..Not only does it smell good baking, it tastes fabulous..I always buy a loaf to take back to my Hotel when visiting there...Along with a few other must haves......... :thumbup:

They have a taste similar to chicken gizzards. Also frog legs are really good but not much meat on each leg.

badbobby Loc: texas

Little Ball of H**e wrote:

We've all experienced this, unless you've lived your entire life eating bread and water. And depending on what kind of bread you've had, you still might have experienced it.

Question. Name one food you wish tasted as good as it smelled.

I can only think of one, off hand. Italian bread. It smells so wonderful, but when you eat it, it doesn't even taste half as good as it smells. If it did, I would have already died from obesity related complications.

liver and onions
smells wonderful
tastes like offal

badbobby Loc: texas

PoppaGringo wrote:

I have heard the same said about mountain oysters but I have never desired to try them.

Poppa
as an honorary Texan
you must eat at least a half dozen mountain oysters
I recommend you visit a ranch while the are castrating the calves into steers.
they will roast them over an open fire for you
cmon Poppa --be a real Texan