People Discuss Their Least Favorite Foods That Most People Like

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Emmy Pratt • Senior Editor
Apr 26, 2023 9:00 AM EDT

Nobody can like every food. Even if you pride yourself on not being picky, you probably have at least one food, even a popular food, that you don't like. For me, it's French Onion Soup. As someone who likes onions, soup, and cheesy bread, you'd think I'd enjoy this meal, but I don't. I don't like that there's a bunch of bread in my soup, and I don't like that I have to break through it to get to the soup part. I'm so sorry French people, but I must speak my truth. This stuff is nasty, and I'm not afraid to say it. 

There are a lot of foods it's popular to hate. Brussel sprouts and broccoli are old favorites of the baby community. Redditors recently came together to share popular food items that they hate. Some of them are perfectly understandable preferences, and others are an affront to God. 

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    Rectangle - r/ask u/8Romans 23h ? Join What's a very popular food that you don't like?
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    Font - BeaulieuA 18h Grapefruit. It looks cute and appetizing, but it's bitter as hell. I feel betrayed by a fruit. Reply 191
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    Rectangle - okbud444 18h Tonic water. It tastes like the feeling of disappointment Reply 106
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    Font - Due-Froyo-8268 Beets 21h ... Reply 206
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    Font - neuropainter . 17h I have really wondered if there is some beet gene the way there is a cilantro gene because I like most vegetables and I just absolutely cannot stand beets but everyone loves them! 438
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    Font - DefinitionCultural47 19h . Celery. I eat almost everything, but no celery. Reply 219
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    Font - GoatkuZ 15h In soups, it's fine. Prefer it's not there, but there's no other instance where I won't pick out every bit of it 440 ...
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    Rectangle - tmacarthur13 Ketchup 21h ... Reply 361
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    Rectangle - Coco_bear85 Blue cheese +1. 21h ... Reply 340
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    Rectangle - Genesis Noelle. 21h Olives ... Reply 4247
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    Organism - cola_zerola 18h Thank you for validating me. Anytime I say this the next thing is always "But what about black olives??" All olives. ALL. 43
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    Font - CHAAR indianatodd 21h 1 Award Peas. This is how I know that people have differences in how foods taste and not just differences in preference. If peas tasted like they do to everyone else as they do for me, they would never have made their way as an edible option. Reply 169 ...
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    Font - II_Maurice_II +2 22h As someone from the south, potato salad. Can't even stand the sight of it. Don't like sweet tea either. ... Reply 96
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    Font - Beef Repeater. 20h Sweet potatoes are ass. I've tried every version with an open mind, even when people are like "Trust me bro! You'll like this." I just do not like them. ... Reply 110
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    Font - spoonface_gorilla Baked beans. I don't care about anybody's mama's or nana's or favorite aunt's recipe or special ingredients. They are utterly repulsive to me in any form and I hate them so much I will also avoid the food near them just so I don't have to smell it. +1. 21h ... Reply 115
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