What is one ingredient...

[susanm9006]

Yes, I've heard that before but thanks for the info. I still think it's vile.

Me too!

 

[MonaLyssa33]

I've never asked for somethin to be omitted from anything I've ordered. I'm less likely to order something though if it has mustard or horseradish involved.

 

[Whenallhellbreakslose]

Tomatoes and olives. I love Tomato sauce, Tomato Paste, Brushetta and Salsa, but can't stand eating an actual Tomato. Go figure!

 

[Kat0121]

I absolutely despise Cilantro, it tastes like soap or super smelly socks. Did I mention how much I hate it?

You and me both. I won't eat anything it has touched. The flavor stays after it has been removed. It's evil.

 

[Lari]

I'm the same way about cilantro usually and it tastes like soap on its own, but I can manage the rice at Chipotle. Maybe there's enough other flavors to drown it out.

 

[debbila]

Anchovies, chorizo, salt, and sugar

 

[allmykitties]

Coconut ... it's a texture thing for me, I don't mind the flavor.

 

[Norachan]

I love cilantro. And olives and mushrooms and tomatoes and avocadoes.

I just don't eat any meat or fish, so I order dishes that don't contain any of that.

 

[denice]

Olives and anchovies. I also don't like anise but things are cooked with that so I don't order anything with it.

 

[muffy]

Meat and fish.

 

[gilmargl]

I'm not fussy and generally accept what the cook has decided is a good recipe or selection. But - I have been known to ask for no salmon - when the main course will consist of a wonderful selection of different fish - and I'd never be able to eat everything. Salmon is something I cook regularly, so I prefer to exchange it for more vegetables rather than have to leave it on my plate, as it is very filling.

At Greek restaurants, when they serve both french fries and rice on the same plate, I usually ask for one or the other to be omitted. I don't want or need both !

If I'm honest, I don't feel happy when a guest starts giving (usually her) special orders to the cook - "grilled and not baked", "no onions", "and not mozzarella - the "proper" recipe requires blah, blah, blah". Very embarassing. She should stay at home and cook!

 

[MoochNNoodles]

My mother hates cilantro but I LOVE it. I'm glad she didn't pass on that gene! Fortunatley everyone in the house seems to like it.

I will take all the mushrooms and onions everyone keeps passing on.

If I'm honest, I don't feel happy when a guest starts giving (usually her) special orders to the cook - "grilled and not baked", "no onions", "and not mozzarella - the "proper" recipe requires blah, blah, blah". Very embarassing. She should stay at home and cook!

My FIL can be like this and it can be very embarassing. Like the time he spent several minutes explaining to our server why the char marks on the grilled chicken were dangerous to our health. Only to give the manager the same several minute lesson when he was going around a while later asking people how they enjoyed their dinner. After having meticulously cut off every char mark from his chicken because the chef still left too many...

 

[miss eveliina]

Ginger and cilantro.

 

[bbdoll22]

Cilantro tastes like soap
And okra is just plain vile

 

[misty8723]

I have a long list of things I need to have omitted if I'm going to eat something.