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When my 3 children made me breakfast in bed for “Mother’s Day”. They were ages 8 and 3 year old daughters, and my 4 year old son. Eggs had shells in them. Toast was made with butter and jelly before it went into the toaster. Coffee ☕️ with the spoon standing up in the cup. Also had at least 5 spoons of sugar. Chocolate milk was more dry than liquid. How could I say no!!! I was dying while I ate but, so grateful that they didn’t get burned or set the house on fire. They were so proud to bring it to me on a tray. They had also picked dandelions from backyard that they put in a sippy cup that my youngest daughter let them use for mommy’s breakfast. I still get shivers when I think about it to this day.
I understand your awful flashbacks. My 8 year old daughter told me to stay in bed for breakfast on Mother's Day. I thought toast was coming. No. Dessicated coconut that had been in the cupboard for years mixed with sugar and water with raisins mixed in, plus a drink of milk. I'll never forget the horror of trying to eat it while she sat on the bed and watched. I could never eat coconut anymore after that day
@@vmm5163 and you had to smile the whole time. Every time I took a bite, my kids would ask, is it good mommy? To which I had to reply mmmmm. While smiling!!
One time, as like a 4 year old child, I made my mom "Ratatouille". Like it was supposed to look like what Remmy made in the movie. Ritz crackers... mustard... ketchup... and pickle slices...
This was why my parents had our dad supervise until we knew how to make a good breakfast
(the taste part I mean. cooking was out of the question until we knew how to make an omelet without burning the house down)
That was sweet that the kids tried to make a Mother's Day breakfast! Maybe you ought to have suggested to them not to do that again because it's too messy to eat in bed. In retrospect I never served my mom breakfast in bed on Mother's Day. Mostly because the dogs would eat it before she would.
The one about the dry turkey reminded me of that scene in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation...LOL!
SAME I was like omg that burnt ass turkey 😭😂✨
A freaking classic😂😂😂
Gas chamber turkey would be a wicked band name
My grandmother (who was a amazing cook, and I'm a chef) once made a Turkey meatloaf after Thanksgiving. I took it down to the basement living room where I watched tv and stayed 75% of the time. I took 2 bites and the trashed it in the can down stairs. When I went back upstairs and she asked me how it was I said " it was great" ,because it was may grandmother cooking and she had a rule you eat everything on your plate no matter what. After that my grandmother looked at me and said " your lying it was fucking nasty as hell" and then told me to go make a sandwich because she knew I was still hungry lol
I hope your grandma wasn't upset with you for lying to her.
🤣🤣🤣
Some of these people deserve to win the lottery! Such polite people. You make your family proud👏🏼
As one of the lucky people to whom cilantro tastes like hand soap, I had the misfortune to stay with a friend who loved the stuff. When I told her how cilantro tastes to me, she decided to add cilantro to every meal, so I could "learn to love it". Every. Single. Meal! Why do some people take it such a personal affront when another person dislikes their favourite food/spice/seasoning? To this day I cannot bear the smell of cilantro and washing my hands with a bar of hand soap gives me flashbacks! When I left my friend's house she sent me off with a packed lunch for the road. With cilantro in everything she packed~
Bruh same, I love traditional ramen and everything else but the cilantro just kills it. I still eat it though because its just too good.
Goes to show that there are two people in these kinds of situations: people who understand and respect your dietary restrictions/requirements/food preferences, and former friends
@@thebestcentaur I would take your statement a step further, and promote the former friend to "convicted attempted murderer if an allergen is added to someone's food to try to make a point!
I'm a super taster too. No fresh cilantro no fresh basil(dried is fine) no arugula/ watercress. There are several.other foods that taste horribly bitter to me too.
You can't even explain how vile these taste to people who don't have the extra taste bud issue. I told a friend it actually tastes like soap/turpentine mixed together
Shes not a friend, shes just another control freak.
"On a scale of 1 to Tuna Cake" is probably my favorite phrase in the entire English language
My dads “chicken noodle soup” he made from scratch. Me and my siblings were so disgusted. He said we were being dramatic. Until he ate a bite and then quietly collected all of our plates 😂
This is why you taste as you cook
My dad used to make that type of meal too. The gravy was so hard it was like finger jello
😂😂😂
3:09 After a trimester of Culinary Arts class, this make me physically gag
I was falling asleep listening to this but heard, "From one to tuna cake."😂😂😂
I am so blessed to have a mama and a Memaw who can cook and bake really well. I have learned well from them.
8:58 this is so relatable. Seeing other people suffer, i just cant stand it. Many people think that i dont give a fuck because i am easily bored and do no care for their daily problems. But my weakness is this. Seeing other people suffer emotionally breaks my heart...no, it shatters my heart into pieces. This is the feeling i hate most. I hate it so damn much but i guess thats what makes us human.
My grandma made a meatloaf once she put so much cheese and salt in it nobody ate it so it sat in the fridge for a week making it smell so bad we went to go throw it out it for the stray cats it bounced three feet in the air and landed without even breaking
I probably bet it was so bad that the stray cats wouldn't eat it!
The turkey was so well done/dry that I was surprised that it didn’t flatten out with a puff of smoke as it was carved. The mashed potatoes were watery and tasteless and on and on meanwhile her roommate kept commenting that the meal was so delicious! We ate the bare minimum and on the way home we stopped at McDonalds.
If there was ever a way to kill a turkey twice, that family at the very least got unbelievably close
So, I was in mascota, Jalisco in Mexico and I ordered a “carne blanco” taco; I waited for about five minutes, grabbed one from the basket and I bit into it ravenously. Instead of chicken “ carne blanco” is actually cow brain. I ended up with a mouth full of the most rubbery oddly flavored and textured meat ever, even worse than grilled liver. I then looked immediately at the sweet old Mexican man smiling at me. I gulped in down as neutral faced as possible and said. “Muchas gracias! Es muy muy bueno! I grinned waved and quickly grabbed the rest and walked towards my friends house. I actually went back and got regular tacos. They were amazing! Lol
My great-aunt used to make the best spaghetti. However, when she was in her 90's she lost her sense of taste, and the last time she made spaghetti she couldn't taste the salt in it, and kept adding salt. And more salt. And even more salt. We didn't want to hurt her feelings so we ate it, but it was a sad dinner all around.
Reminds me of when my father in law was nearing the end.of his life. He made some cole slaw and added some vinegar. And some more vinegar. And he tasted it and added more vinegar!!! Yeah. Vinegar salad..
That single mom casserole story made me a little sad. But God bless that Kid for trying to cheer his mom up.
My mom's layered casserole: rummage through fridge grab leftover spaghetti for bottom layer, then grab her awful maple syrup chicken, shred this and put on top of spaghetti, now cover with mashed potatoes, find anything else leftover and layer that on, cover with cheese and bake until burnt. FML
That sounds awful.
Kathy B.
1:49 I'm surprised that the narrator didn't turn into a cat after eating the "witches brew!" 😂
Aw what a good sport for trying to let their mom know that they appreciated their hard work.
I understand that chicken feet dishes can be intimidating for those who aren’t used to them and they may be an acquired taste but damn they’re so good
Gone to a friends house and ate rice with bland beef and corn, with fruit punch that tasted like cleaner
>And then she burnt it to the point where it was almost blackened around the edges.
You think that's bad, try microwave macaroni and cheese (the precooked TV dinner kind) or microwave lasagna. Like macaroni and cheese (this time the kind where you add water, then add the cheese after microwaving it) boiling over and fricking up your microwave's turntable, burned/blackened edges are unavoidable. To the point where, just like leading a herd of high school students in a nature walk, your chances are way higher of getting randomly struck by stray lightning on a sunny, cloudless day.
After studying communication I am almost waiting for the opportunity to tell someone that their food is bad and I'm not eating it
I tried making a cabbage stir fry. It was simple enough, cabbage, onions, carrots, and bacon. The recipe called for 2-3 strips of bacon so I decided to cook it first. But while I was chopping the vegetables, my mom put the entire package of bacon into the pan and pulled them out when they were done. This left me with a ton of grease to cook with. I didn't want to waste it so I used it all to cook everything. It didn't taste too bad until it cooled off. It became a nasty, greasy mess that was impossible to choke down. I wound up with the worst stomachache I ever had in my life that lasted for a week. Afterwards, I couldn't even look at bacon for the longest time without feeling ill.
Thanks for ruining bacon for me, mom!
this is why im glad im not a "polite" person. it might just be my autism talking, but whenever i dislike something someone gives to me (whether it be a present or a meal or whatever) i make it fully clear that i dont like it. otherwise youre just encouraging something you dont want for the future
I can't agree with this more. Why encourage bad cooking?
Nice try, Jerry. Hahahahaha! I was waiting for the, to add the part about the dogs going through the jacket! Smh
I won't even eat bad food out of politeness. I could be considered a terrible person sometimes.
I will try food once, but if I hate it I will say so.
I've had so many disastrous meals when invited to people's homes that I no longer accept invitations, unless we're going out to eat. The very last meal I accepted consisted of undercooked pork that was like transparent jelly in consistency. I had to order a taxi as soon as we finished eating as I needed to be sick. I thought it would be really bad manners to be ill in their bathroom. That was my wake-up call and now I say No. I don't care anymore about politeness, people can't cook so I'm staying well clear
@@vmm5163 in my experience just politely saying I’m very sorry I don’t like it has worked for me.
The first thing that comes to mind is my mother's friend's "spaghetti sauce". It consisted of ground beef, beef fat, and water. No tomatoes, spices, or anything else that might be considered a defining ingredient of spaghetti sauce. At first I didn't think that anybody would really just brown some ground beef in water and call it "spaghetti sauce", but when I tasted it, then I knew for sure that it was exactly what it looked like.
A friend of my kids was Norwegian and they ate traditional foods for all holidays which he hated. Every year he showed up to eat with us after choking down the bare minimum at home and then happily chowed down with us.
My personal fail of all kitchen fails: the first time I prepared a venison dish. The recipe mentioned cloves, so I pushed cloves in that beautiful, expensive roast - every inch one, the poor roast looked like pinhead and tasted of pure hell.
Did it not specify the amount?
how is it so hard to cook.... recipes are there for a reason lol
Never underestimate a bad cook.
Some people have a special gift for fucking up food.
One time when I was in middle school I was alone with my aunt and she tried to make me something nice for dinner. She knew I liked the chicken quesadillas from Taco Bell and so she made me something she called a "quesadilla burger" (this was before Applebee's started serving theirs.) I don't remember all of what was on it, but I think it was basically a burger with salsa on it. (I don't think it even had cheese, so it was kind of a misnomer.) I had a few bites, decided I didn't like it, and wouldn't eat any more. Fortunately she understood and had mercy on me, but I kind of feel bad about it now because she's a vegetarian and dislikes the smell of cooking ground beef, so it probably took some effort for her to get through making it. Still, I have a running joke with her to this day about how much I hated it and we always get a good laugh out of it. In fact, I think I'll tell her I watched this video and made this comment.
Hoo boy-- supper at my mom's aunt's home. I still don't know what it was supposed to be, but it was bland/sour/burnt. Weird chicken? bone pieces in the slimy, unevenly heated... stuff. It was grey and beige, mostly.
After, we went for a walk and grabbed some hamburgers. Scarfed them down so as not to raise suspicion with a super-long walk.
Poor Uncle M ate that cooking for over five decades, bless him
>"I had just finished my last shift working at a funeral home"
Strong start, knew it was gonna be a great story 😂
When I was about 5, my dad decided to cook for my mom as she had a very long day at work. He decided to make steak and mashed potatoes. The mashed potatoes were perfect, but I guess he left the steaks in the pan for too long. They were flatter than the plates and wobbled like laminated paper.
MIL - knowing she was a bad cook and wanted to make amends - wanted to cook us lunch, spaghetti aglio e olio, one of the simplest pasta dishes you can get using the most basic of kitchen ingredients.
We all knew it tasted funny, but she was adamant she followed a recipe.
What she didn't say was she had no oil so thought it would okay to use water as a substitute. So instead of browning the garlic he just badly chopped it and threw it in.
She had no chilli flakes but thought as tomato was the same colour she chopped one up and threw in.
Then she thought she didn't need to use a salty, hard grated cheese to finish, and instead just crumbled some Cheddar cheese on top.
We were there with our overcooked pasta in its raw garlic and bitter tomato water, with tangy cheddar on top. In the end we all gave up on it.
the way this comp had me LAUGHINGGGGGGG 🤣🤣🤣 thank you for sharing!
Roasted hotdogs. I hate hotdogs so much, but my dad and step mom make them once a year and I know them love them so I force myself to choke them down just to please them.
Do you gag while doing so? 🤣
(Couldn't resist that comment, sorry man)
@@onelastname
See what you did there. :)
But no. They’re cut into bite-sized pieces. :/
@@NatGeoGacha just act like they are mini dicks
The chipped beef on toast story is funny,because if made right is amazing
Ever went over a friends house to eat
And the food just ain't no good?
I mean the macaroni's soggy, the peas are mushed,
And the chicken tastes like wood
So you try to play it off like you think you can
By saying that you're full
And then your friend says, "Mama, he's just being polite
He ain't finished, uh-uh, that's bull!"
So your heart starts pumpin' and you think of a lie
And you say that you already ate
And your friend says "Man, there's plenty of food"
So you pile some more on your plate
While the stinky food's steamin', your mind starts to dreamin'
Of the moment that it's time to leave
And then you look at your plate and your chicken's slowly rottin'
Into something that looks like cheese
Oh so you say "That's it, I gotta leave this place
I don't care what these people think,
I'm just sittin' here makin' myself nauseous
With this ugly food that stinks"
So you bust out the door while it's still closed
Still sick from the food you ate
And then you run to the store for quick relief
From a bottle of Kaopectate
And then you call your friend two weeks later
To see how he has been
And he says, "I understand about the food,
Baby Bubba, but we're still friends"
Amazing
Bruh where I live they got Arby’s curly fries in the frozen section at the dollar store
Sounds pretty sweet. We have them in the store where I live but not the dollar store
Bell peppers smell like cat urine if they're going off and you cook them. They smell so horrendous 😖
When I was about 5 or 6, me, my father, his then gf and her niece went to her godmother's house.
Godmother was very old... And she served what she called "pasta" for lunch.
It was served in a tray. A baking tray. There was some weird liquid around it, not exactly water, some clumps of tomato sauce around it and other UFOs (unidentified floating objects) such as a very nasty looking cheese. There might have been eggplant too, but it was about 20 years ago, so things are foggy. The pasta was very soggy.
I've always been a very good eater and I was taught to be very polite, and even today, it's very rare for me to dislike food or to feel disgusted by it.
I took one good look at it and proclaimed "I don't want to eat that."
I said it in such a way that there was no discussion about it, I wouldn't eat it.
My father, gf and her niece ate it. Niece said that it was awful and that she wished she'd refused it.
Only time I saw her godmother.
The turkey one made me cry cuz we've all had that turkey dinner at a relatives home before lol
But did he ever bring her home to his house for good turkey? Nosy internet bee'otches need to know! 🤣 🍗
Man that Norwegian food sounds decedent and amazing. I miss home 🇳🇴
Not me but my uncle. He served in the Korean war. A local invited him & some soldiers over for dinner. When he got there, he saw the meat hanging from the porch with flies buzzing around it. To be polite, he ate it. Got a tapeworm & lost 35 pounds!
Its a toss up between my dads collardgreen soup and his chili soup. My dad is a great cook dont get me wrong and the chili soup wasnt bad...its was more that he had used scrap meat so it looked as if an eye would float to the top. The collardgreen soup had the consistancy and taste of empty stomach vomit, you know the kind.
Man, those "activist friends" that fed their dinner guests rotten food they got while dumpster diving would have crossed the line for me man. There would have been no "being polite" for me after that factoid had been made known...
When a friend of my sister's invited us over and I'm informed it's,"Kale soup." It's green water! Portuguese kale soup is made different by anyone who makes it but this was gross. My mom made it by putting kale,kidney beans,churico,and linguica. With orzo. So good!! The version we got at my sister's friends was green water with a wag of dough floating in it,and some minor traces of kale. I took two sips and claimed I didn't feel well. We went home and my dad stood in the kitchen and shouted,"WHAT WAS THAT?!" My mom said,"I don't know but I'm sad." I told her,"I don't know but I'm straving." We ordered some pizza.
Bonus story: My Mom tried to make a gumdrop cake, not realizing that there such a thing as baking gumdrops, and proceeded to use regular gumdrops; and almost set my Aunt’s kitchen on fire. 😂😂😂
"Chip beef on toast" lmao thats called shit on a shingle
18:13 Sh*t just went from 0 to 100 real fricking quick! 😳🤢😂💯🔥
There's been numerous times that I've accepted food from someone I didn't really trust, just to be polite and gracious, but then either through it away later or offered it to someone else. I hate being rude to people anyway, but especially when they are trying to be nice, so I usually accept their offer and say thank you even if I don't want it.
Have you ever went over a friend's house to eat and the food just ain't no good? The macaroni's soggy, the peas are mushed, and the chicken tastes like wood.
Anyway, that's my little story.
2:48 Omg this could be my dad... he tells this story of stinky tofu all the time, and he was on a business trip in Shanghai when it happened 😳
Rabbit. Well prepared, but very gamey--nasty gamey. A German couple had invited me to Christmas dinner. I did not want to offend, so I forced myself to eat the rabbit. It was a near superhuman effort. I failed to time my eating of the rabbit correctly, and so the hostess served me more--she was so proud of her rabbit. The rest of the meal was great.
2 years later the couple invited my friends and me over for dinner. Since my friends enthusiastically accepted, I could not refuse. Yup, rabbit.
I was at my buddy’s place to work on this school thing and his Mom was making dinner. She was an _amazing_ baker, she made donuts for the class for buddy’s birthday. So I was kind of excited. What we got was un-buttered spaghetti with refried beans.
When I got home I did up a couple of TV dinners we had for when we were too lazy to actually make something. Over-breaded chicken and instant potatoes/gravy never tasted so good. 😂😂
The one beforethe last one..... said a prayer for the turkey ... i died
Dumpster diving? 🤢
One time my mom told my girlfriend she was making chicken finger soup and asked if she wanted some. She was shocked when there were chicken feet in the soup 😂
My mother accidently used 10x the amount of baking soda used to soften meat.
I am a man of low standards and great hunger, so I ate it anyway.
Friends in Tijuana invited us to diner. The chicken dish was so bad it nearly came back up. It had a brown sauce that I can’t even explain. My brother and I almost had to stop to throw up on our way back to San Diego. The boarder guard asked if we were ok. We told him Mexican food. He just laughed and let us go. I was sick for a couple of days.
I had gone to a friend’s house and their mother had made us some fried rice.
Don't get me wrong, the rice and veggies were tasty.
What made it the “worst” was the main ingredient, which unfortunately was shrimp.
I have a mild allergy to shrimp.
My friend and her mother did not know because It never came up in conversation before.
I wasn't going to let their effort at being hospitable go to waste, especially due to my own negligence on mentioning an allergen.
So I cleared my plate and refused a second serving by saying the food was great and I'm full...silently mentally kicking myself, knowing that I am going to get annoying red rashes later. (mine fades away completely after two days or so...so while I was able to justify it in my head; I am highly aware of how reckless that was and
I would NEVER encourage anyone to risk their own health just to save face, especially for those with severe reactions.)
Shepherd's pie. I was invited by a very poor family. When I got there, the house smelled like a grammar school cafeteria and the kids were excited because their mom was making Shepherd's pie.
It was absolutely disgusting! I filled up as much as possible on salad, then choked down about half of what I was given before putting down my fork and thanking my hostess.
We played Monopoly for a while, then we had the dessert I had contributed. Then I hugged everybody and went home, was sick for three days.
This makes me feel so much better about my adequate culinary skills. Am female. Enjoy cooking, but the lazy kind. Made chicken saltinbucca once. Just swapped out cheddar cheese for mozzarella and I thought it turned out pretty good.
It wasn't exactly the worst. I was at my friend's house. We were eating black bean soup for dinner. It was incredibly spicey. My friend complained, I just sat there and took it.
People, if something tastes bad to you, don’t force yourself to eat it. Just tell the person who made it that you’re sorry, but you didn’t enjoy it.
That's not how it works in the South. If someone makes you food, you're obliged to get it down somehow.🤣
I don’t get how pretending to like someone’s food is seen as polite.
Maybe this has nothing to do with the subject , but I remember when my Great Grandmother bought a 🍉 watermelon I remember she had stored it near my bedroom , it looked normal that morning but after I returned home from school that afternoon the damn thing exploded and moved in my room leaving rotten stinking water and seeds all over ceiling and floor especially under my bed ...it changed how I like 🍉 watermelons.
My father's mother was elderly and somewhat senile. Because she ran on automatic pilot 90% of the time she made dinner, because she couldn't remember no to.
One night she reads the back of a bottle of Wishbone Catalina Salad Dressing and decide to make the recipe. Its Filet of Sole, slathered in hot Catalina salad dressing.
It looked like Styrofoam covered in hydraulic fluid, and oh god, the smell of it.
I told my father I wasn't going to eat it. He told me he'd rather die than not eat something his mother put on the table and finished his portion in like 3 bites. I had to sit at the table for two hours, eating that poor dead fish with Catalina salad dressing one molecule at a time.
Apple pie with raisins in it. Seriously, what the heck, Grandma?
I'm not exactly sure if it was an ammonia or urine odor I smelled, but someone left some corn that was in my basement refrigerator on a table for an unknown amount of time, and it smelled absolutely rancid.
My wife when we first got together saw a recipe for a chicken brocolli casserole. She didnt know that you had to cook the rice/chicken/broccoli before assembly and baking.... oh man... it came out of the oven and we were like "dam this looks so good" and one bite of crunchy rice/broc mixed with cream of mushroom soup and raw chicken.
We both looked at each other in horror, gagged, and then laughed for about 20 minutes before we got take out.
School Mac and cheese, butternut squash and spoiled milk. The pasta tasted weird and the cheese tasted like it was old, moldy, and fake. The butternut squash was literally baby food. And the milk was spoiled. It was a while ago but I remember that I threw up that night.
We have an older family friend who is a chef and doesn't have people often. She usually makes amazing food but one time she pulled a cheesecake out of the fridge. This cheesecake probably tasted amazing about 3 weeks ago but at that time it tasted like it was made from blue cheese. The friend never tasted it. I was about 9 years old and I didn't want to be rude so I ended up just spreading it around the plate when she wasn't looking.
Im honduran and i love chicken feet. My family makes them so good. We have a lot of interesting meals that are just amazing.
It's now occurring to me that I've been lucky in life. Never have been in any situation remotely like these - how do people get this clueless about cooking and eating proper food?
Who ever picked out the thumbnail has no taste whatsoever and probably thinks ketchup is spicy
Homemade tamales with Away too much garlic. It's all u could taste
Yeah the one about the enchilada I have a feeling that her mom doesn't look at the expiration date before she cooks with it
I had to eat this one meal at school every Friday back in elementary and I couldn't eat a single bite without gagging a bunch. The only reason I ever ate it was because I got in trouble if my mom caught me or figured out I didn't eat it. Even then I only ate a few bites because I took so long to eat each bite and gag and wash my mouth out between each bite and stuff. Then in like 5th/4th grade I went out of my way to get up really early so I could make myself a lunch every Friday so I wouldn't have to eat it. I honestly have no idea how my brother, who was much more picky than me, actually liked that horrid crap
Ive found 6 month old corn tortillas in the back of the fridge. Never seen them rot or mold. They just totally dry out and get hard. They dont smell bad though.
13:40 I'm not sure where in the midwest this person is from but here where I am we call it "Shit on a shingle"
13:00 the australia is strong with this post
Many years ago my friend invited me to partake of her traditional New Years dish which if eaten, would bring you luck in the new year. Choking down a slice of hog maw, slimy hog maw to boot, without puking, was not easy. But, to be polite....🤢
Asian here, cousin made some rice noodle pho, damn thing taste so plan, all the flavor you add you can't even taste it, my bowl was super red spicy and taste no pepper, I stood up throw it out and went to sleep hungry, woke up the next day and got some gas station food on the way home, best gas station food I had ever
my grandma made kerit pudding just like kerit cake but no frosting or anything and there is a hole in the center for a can of caramel sauce to go. she left the caramel sauce out overnight by mistake and it became so runny it was as runny as water. she knew she messed up but thought it was still fine.
Spices can fix a bad meal sometimes
I can't cook, and even I can cook better than pretty much every person mentioned here. Horrifying😭
I make bread, flapjacks, sweet and sour sauce and oven chips. Barely a thing came out right first time. But, I improved, and I can make everything better now. Practice!
The Mother's Day meal I was invited to attend at a local restaurant. I ordered a special, off the menu, item, what I got tasted of burned sugar, it tasted and chewed like it was scraped off a condiment pan that was about to be tossed, and was repurposed. I realize I paid for my own item, but, I really should have called the waitress over, grabbed a fresh fork, and had her take a bite. It was phenomenally gross and unservable. I ate the chicken, but, that was about it.
4:00 HE IS CALLED JUAN GUYS
6:10 - 6:25 -- Didn't know milk had lactose in it? She was probably special, all right.
I didn't eat this out of politeness, my parents forced me, it was this strange chicken, and when I ate it, they excepted that I hated it and let me have something different, but than I somehow lost my apitite, and than a minute later, I barfed, the doctor told us I barfed because of the chicken, what a weird day
15:35 I think they may have been covert narcissists and he was being gaslighted. 😏
Chicken feet is delicious. Also cheesecake is mostly cream cheese and sugar
I didn't know about the smell from corn tortillas.
I feel ill now.
I'm never going to be able to answer this because generally, I'm not really polite.
My mum's fried rice. It was made from brown rice, making it supposedly textured, but it was soft and tastes sour. Even the tuna inside was sour. I suspect that the rice has gone bad.