What is the most vile thing you’ve ever tasted?

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

15 Sep

I can see why you wouldn’t like it.

3 people like this

@snowy22315 (198257)

• United States

15 Sep

I like it, but I kind of think it is an acquired taste. It's best when sliced into small pieces in my opinion.

3 people like this

@DaddyEvil (160914)

• United States

15 Sep

@AmbiePam And won't go near it now, even when friends say they can make it a way that I'll love it. No thanks!

3 people like this

Four Walls

@FourWalls (79915)

• United States

15 Sep

Definitely oysters. Who was ever hungry enough to open a shell and say, “Hey, look at this stuff that looks like snot, bet it’s good to eat”? Just the thought of it makes me SOOOO happy to be allergic to seafood.

I’ve heard durian is atrocious, and even the smell of it is horrid. If Andrew Zimmern won’t eat it on Bizarre Foods, then I’m not getting anywhere near it!!

6 people like this

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

15 Sep

That’s true, if that guy won’t try it, I doubt I could either.

3 people like this

@snowy22315 (198257)

• United States

15 Sep

I have a vegan friend who enjoys durian. Once she gets past the smell, she finds it delciious.

4 people like this

@DaddyEvil (160914)

• United States

15 Sep

I have several Filipino friends who love durian... I've looked for it in the US but haven't been able to find it... I'd like to try it if I could afford it.

4 people like this

@snowy22315 (198257)

• United States

15 Sep

Other than anything liver which I hate, it might be this soup I once got to review as well. I am not kidding it tasted like ashes. I could not imagine anyone thinking it was palatable. I wrote back and said, please don't ever try to sell this to the public.

4 people like this

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

15 Sep

That’s a hilarious thing to tell them, but I’m sure it’s much appreciated by the public!

3 people like this

@snowy22315 (198257)

• United States

15 Sep

@AmbiePam They didn't send me anything else to review after that..

. Can you blame them? Hey, if it was all like that...I was better off!

3 people like this

@Laurakemunto (13251)

• Kenya

16 Sep

I eat liver comfortably for sure

1 person likes this

Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (38658)

• Toccoa, Georgia

15 Sep

Beef liver

4 people like this

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

15 Sep

That’s a good choice. I had a bison liver crisp once, and it was so bad I almost got sick.

3 people like this

@BarBaraPrz (50604)

• St. Catharines, Ontario

16 Sep

Try beef heart some time...

3 people like this

Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (38658)

• Toccoa, Georgia

15 Sep

@AmbiePam oh my goodness, that doesn't sound good.

3 people like this

Vicki, #1 Creek Girl

@1creekgirl (44164)

• United States

15 Sep

Goodness, that sounds awful. BBQ racoon was absolutely disgusting.

4 people like this

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

15 Sep

Oh, Vicki, you were brave for trying that.

3 people like this

Vicki, #1 Creek Girl

@1creekgirl (44164)

• United States

15 Sep

@AmbiePam Not really. I was tricked into trying it. Dale had been to a wildlife dinner and brought it home for me to try. He said it was pheasant! Nasty is what it was.

3 people like this

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

15 Sep

@1creekgirl You have a great capacity to forgive, my friend!

3 people like this

Aparna Sen

@Dreamerby (9112)

• Calcutta, India

15 Sep

A blueberry icecream. It tasted like cough syrup

4 people like this

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

15 Sep

Wow!

2 people like this

@DaddyEvil (160914)

• United States

15 Sep

I've never tried blueberry ice cream.

1 person likes this

@Laurakemunto (13251)

• Kenya

16 Sep

Aahh I tasted the blueberry syrup on queencakes and it was very sweet

2 people like this

@BarBaraPrz (50604)

• St. Catharines, Ontario

16 Sep

What was the name of the tea?

3 people like this

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

16 Sep

It was Lychee Oolong tea, and the brand was Shaken.

4 people like this

@DaddyEvil (160914)

• United States

16 Sep

@AmbiePam Lychee are fruit that don't have much flavor. I think they're okay-ish. I've eaten them a couple of times. Our Walmart offers them once in a while. (They're supposed to be sweet but I've never found them to be sweet.)

3 people like this

Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (166285)

• United States

16 Sep

@AmbiePam I would not try it, not a fan of lychee that I have had at Asian restaurants. (canned, not fresh. flavorless)

3 people like this

@BarBaraPrz (50604)

• St. Catharines, Ontario

16 Sep

Terryaki, barbecue, ketchup...

3 people like this

@DaddyEvil (160914)

• United States

16 Sep

I don't like teriyaki but do like barbecue and ketchup. I'm sorry you don't like those.

3 people like this

@DaddyEvil (160914)

• United States

16 Sep

@Laurakemunto Barbecue and ketchup are a big part of summer here.

1 person likes this

@Laurakemunto (13251)

• Kenya

16 Sep

@DaddyEvil I like ketchup and barbecue too

2 people like this

Always smiling

@allknowing (154166)

• India

16 Sep

Bottle gourd I find it tasteless

3 people like this

Tammy

@tammys85 (30698)

• Baltimore, Maryland

15 Sep

Mucinex; it was a blue liquid. I had to take it about 10 years ago for a lingering cough, and I still consider it to be one of the worst things I've ever tasted.

4 people like this

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

15 Sep

That must have been bad for you to remember it so clearly.

3 people like this

Juliaacv

@Juliaacv (54603)

• Canada

15 Sep

That does sound awful, sorry you had that. I did up chick peas once for my husband to snack on, and I tried one, and it was positively terrible.

3 people like this

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

15 Sep

I never would have guessed chickpeas would taste that badly.

3 people like this

Juliaacv

@Juliaacv (54603)

• Canada

15 Sep

@AmbiePam They were disgusting.

3 people like this

Eva James

@wolfgirl569 (124478)

• Marion, Ohio

15 Sep

Cooked cabbage. I don't even like the smell.

4 people like this

@DaddyEvil (160914)

• United States

16 Sep

I make cabbage, ground beef, onions and beef broth. Mmmm... That's good eating!

3 people like this

@Laurakemunto (13251)

• Kenya

16 Sep

I take cabbage just depends with how it's cooked many people don't have that technique since cabbage is so delicate

3 people like this

RasmaSandra

@RasmaSandra (90548)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

15 Sep

Mom and I had a doctor we knew who always cured us of ailments like bad coughs, There was a medicine he insisted on that was bright orange, It was the worst tastle cough medicine but it cured your cough in a few days,

4 people like this

@BarBaraPrz (50604)

• St. Catharines, Ontario

16 Sep

Was it Buckleys? Their slogan is something like 'It tastes bad but it works.'

3 people like this

RasmaSandra

@RasmaSandra (90548)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

16 Sep

@BarBaraPrz nope he came up with these concoction himself and had certain pharmacies copy them,

2 people like this

Marie Coyle

@MarieCoyle (50452)

•

15 Sep

I am not that picky of an eater. I do not like anything that is slimy, or fixed in some way to be slimy. Raw oysters is a big no from me. I will not eat sushi ( my sister got bad food poisoning from sushi once) and I have a problem with some liquids--if they seem sickening or the consistency is somewhat weird, they just don't stay down. Nyquil, Mucinex, Pepto-Bismol...a big, huge nope from me. If I manage to swallow them, they come right back up so it isn't worth the effort.

2 people like this

@AmbiePam (105605)

• United States

15 Sep

You’re the second person who mentioned Mucinex…it must be really bad.

2 people like this

@snowy22315 (198257)

• United States

15 Sep

The first time I tried Nyquil, the orignal one I almost threw up. I have had it since then, it is edible..and the cherry flavored one is not that bad.

3 people like this

Marie Coyle

@MarieCoyle (50452)

•

16 Sep

@AmbiePam Nasty stuff! I do not want any, ever. I asked my son what was the most vile thing he ever tasted. His vote is for the colonoscopy prep stuff. He is like his mother, if he manages to swallow it, it comes back up. You would think with all of the inventions they have, they could make it taste better.

1 person likes this

Stacey

@xstitcher (36320)

• Petaluma, California

17 Sep

Hm...well, no offense to vegetarians, but we have a pot luck every Wednesday night at church, and this vegetarian lady brought this dish...(I don't even remember what was in it) that hardly anyone touched. For whatever reason she insisted I take what was left (most of it) home with me. So I could say I tried it, I did--and I had to choke it down--maybe twice, but it was nasty. The rest went in the trash.

1 person likes this