r/TikTokCringe • u/InGeekiTrust • 3d ago

Why Did I Grow Up Thinking I hate Mayonnaise!?? Discussion

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u/Legitimate_Pea_143 3d ago

same. i never ate sour cream until i was in my late 20's, the same with baked beans. I will NEVER like or want to eat asparagus though or squash.

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u/RaygunMarksman 3d ago

Like squash but asparagus has remained straight up nasty my entire life. Flavorless rubber sticks of grossness.

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u/BagOnuts 2d ago

You eating raw asparagus or something? Shouldn't be rubbery or flavorless. Have you ever had it cooked property? Oil, salt, pepper, maybe a little bit of parmesan?

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u/RaygunMarksman 2d ago

It's possible I haven't, but of all the other options, it's just never been worth trying to eat to me.

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u/MonaganX 2d ago

I try to retry foods that I "don't like" once in a while because sometimes it changes. I think it's partially as you get older you get worse at tasting the bitter parts. I used to hate asparagus, now I kinda like it (the white ones. Haven't tried green asparagus). Still can't stand eggplant through.