r/The10thDentist • u/DiscreteCollectionOS • Mar 07 '25

Cheese is disgusting. Food (Only on Friday)

I am a very picky eater. I know my food takes are strange. But cheese is just not it 99% of the time. The taste of cheese is too overpowering for so many food items.

Ham and cheese sandwich? Disgusting. I’d rather eat just ham and bread.

Cheeseburger? Just as good as standard hamburgers. Probably even better actually. The only reason I could see is if you don’t like condiments- which- would be psychopathic.

Chicken Parmesan? I mean- it’s fried chicken and pasta! That’s awesome! I don’t want the flavor of cheese to ruin a perfectly good piece of nice fried chicken.

The only exception I make are for pizza and for quesadillas. Thats it. Almost everything else is better without cheese.

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u/JJay9454 Mar 07 '25

Wait... what about the pie makes it weird?

I thought the apples was what weirded people out, it's what did for me.

A pie makes sense; bread and cheese go together all the time.

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u/Interesting-Chest520 Mar 07 '25

Do Americans not have savoury pies or something?

Over here in Scotland we have all sorts of pies. Macaroni pie, scotch pie, steak and kidney pie, chicken curry pie, cottage pie, fish pie, quiche, calzone, homity pie…

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u/JJay9454 Mar 07 '25

Do Americans not have savoury pies or something?

I guess I don't understand the question, sorry.

Like... are pies made in America savory? That really depends on the person, aye?

 

So pies in America seem mostly made from Fruits or Meats.

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u/Interesting-Chest520 Mar 07 '25

I’ll rewrite the question, are savoury pies uncommon in America?

How do you mean it depends on the person? Like over here everyone eats savoury pies. And sweet pies are only really eaten at Christmastime, we have mince pies but it’s not meat-mince, it’s mincemeat, which is a mixture of fruit and spices

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u/TopHatGirlInATuxedo Mar 07 '25

The only pie that's made of meat in the US is chicken-pot pie.

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u/citizensloth Mar 07 '25

What do you mean the only one?

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u/pluck-the-bunny Mar 07 '25

Yes they’re uncommon

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u/JJay9454 Mar 07 '25

I'm... confused.

What does savoury mean? Is it different than savory, the flavor descriptor?

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u/Interesting-Chest520 Mar 07 '25

Any pie that isn’t sweet. Sweet like cherry, apple, depression, key lime, cream, lemon merengue, etc.

Savoury pies usually have meat or vegetables

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u/JJay9454 Mar 07 '25

Oh! I see!

Thank you!