/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>someone having foods that they "won't" eat

Nobody is saying that you can't have preferences, but I would honestly like to see a vegan try to survive a famine without eating whatever meat she can get her hands on. I honestly think that veganism is a social disorder. All that seems to result is social dysfunction, like you see in situations like this: >>9192664.

I mean, I hate certain foods too - for example I think octopus is way too chewy to be fit for human consumption, though I don't mind the flavor, and Tobasco sauce reminds me of the smell of a particular compost heap I used to deal with for a summer job so I can't smell the sauce without being reminded of that compose heap - but that doesn't mean I won't eat foods I hate if they were prepared in an edible way and I'm hungry enough. Having preferences is different from being religiously opposed to allowing some food into your body under any circumstances.