I grooved on the whole brussel sprouts thing.
Boiled or steamed ones are hideous and I was not overreacting when I gagged, wretched and feigned death into my cloth napkin at my grandmother’s dining table, but once I learned to cut them up, roast and marry them with some fennel or cabbage, and season with tiny chips of bacon and olive oil, I was all in.
I did a 180 on olives, which I thought I hated for five decades. Turns out I love them. And not just in martinis.
I celebrated radishes a few years back when they became groovy again. Duh-uhh for gourmet burgers, avacado toast, mocktails and cronuts, but I now eat kale, beets and hummus, and simply adore good sushi.
I’m drawing the line at cottage cheese though.
Apparently it’s making a come-back and I’m not budging. I was six the last time I tried it and I’m holding fast to the never-again commitment I made that day.
Sometimes you’ve just got to stick to your convictions. I’m a hard NO on gummies, artificially-flavored strawberry things and cottage cheese. It’s all I’ve got left.
LOL. I was like you on cottage cheese until I discovered unsalted cottage cheese and how delish it is with fruit. Still cannot abide the salty kind, though.
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Just so you know…..Brussel sprouts grow on a stalk and they twist them off at the grocery store. Isn’t that wild?
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We love cottage cheese with strawberries on top or pineapple. Delish!
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I seriously thought you’d never come around on the olive thing, so I’m not giving up on the dream/vision of you enjoying cottage cheese with gummies. Now I’m wondering if I like the things you don’t because you shoved them on my plate when we were growing up. I’m telling Mom.
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I even like the boiled sprouts, even as a kid! Cottage cheese is good with a drizzle of honey. You can keep the sushi. I don’t think I will ever like that!
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