Have Your (dis)liking for Some Food Changed Over Years!?...Why?

No. I haven't had that happen with food. Once i try something and I don't like it, I don't like it and I will never have it again.Even if my favorite movie star wanted me to re-try it , I wouldn't. And I haven't had it happen with people either.Once you say or do something that makes me dislike or even hate you, nothing will change my mind.But I have been sorry to hear that a "enemy" had lost a parent and I was sorry. Back in the day, Tony Dorsett, a Dallas Cowboy, had lost his mom and even though he played for the team I hate, Hate, I was really sorry to hear about his mom.But usually once you make my enemy list you are Never taken off. I still don't like George Clooney because of something he said 13 years ago. " Sticks and stones may break my bones but words cause permanent damage." But I have had a song that I didn't like at first become a song I liked. It was " Two Princes" by Spin Doctors. It is one of those songs that can and will stick in your head. You can dance to it and when it came out, I didn't like it. I never hated it so maybe that is why I could get to like it.I didn't hear it all that often and after a few months I got to like it. This is the only time I got to like a song after not really liking it.

I've been a very finnicky eater all my life, and I remember when it first started: My older brother is much more picky than I am about what he would eat, and liked almost nothing. I wanted to be liked him and started to refuse to eat things like condiments, vegetables, etc etc. Now that I'm older I've found that I still have no desire for a lot of these things, but I have been adventurous and tried things that I thought I wouldn't like. Surprise, surprise, I'm often finding out that a lot of the stuff I used to refuse to touch really isn't that bad, and in some cases very good. In moderation of course...

Yes, that happened to me too. There were some foods I couldn't even think about eating when I was a kid. I would eat them and I would spot them even if my mom mixed them all up in a soup and mashed the whole thing together:) I don't know what made the changes but there are indeed foods that I enjoy now that I never did before. THe opposite doesn't seem to have happened however. I still like most of the foods that I used to like when I was a kid. TO be honest I am not really sure of how the changes happened, if they were fast or gradual, I just started realizing that I actually liked some foods that I didn't like before.

Long time ago I didn't like eating celery at all because of its special flavor. We had a farm train in high school for a week. At that time there were no more food there. Everyday the food would be a little celery only and I didn't be full. Since I felt hungry and there was no choice to have another food. So I had to eat it. And after that, I like eating it.

When I was little I hated pepper (still don't like it much), couldn't eat anything that was even slightly spicy, hated spinach and would only eat fish fingers and garden peas. Now I eat absolutely anything. I still can't eat very spicy (hot) food but I'm getting better. That is due to the fact that I used to get an allergic reaction, my lips, tongue etc., would really swell up and it would terrify me. Now however, due to peer pressure as well as my B/F (who loves hot things but his stomach doesn't!) I am slowly indulging and cooking spicier and spicier things. The other day I even had a jalepeno stuffed with chorizo, got me running to the milk, yoghurts and anything else I could think of to cool that swelling down. It worked too! Now I ADORE spinach, especially fresh spinach. In salads, cooked with garlic hmmmm.... As for fish fingers, well if it is the last thing on the menu then I'll eat them otherwise no thanks!

i have a liking for fish fingers now. 20 years ago i would have enlisted Yoda to rid myself of this calamity called food. i have a 6 year olddaughter who i love to take round the supermarket and keep my hand behind my back and ask her 'how many fingers am i holding up?' she will say , maybe, "4!" i will take my hand from behind my back and show a box of fish fingers and say "20!"

I remember as i kid not liking ANY veggies at all, but now that i'm an adult i pretty much like anything.. i can list off the things that i dont like that i've tried on one hand probably.. lets see.. Anything wild (meat) i wont eat, Brussel sprouts, lima beans, green peppers, and oo there was one more thing i tried at my friends house that she made me try and i didn't like.. i'm not remembering what it was though. sorry. ;)

We have ampalaya/bitter melon, a vegetable that grows abundantly in my country that I really HATE eating while growing up and I would rather grow hungry than eat it because it is bitter. However, in my early twenties, I find that my taste shifted and I find myself liking them too much even it has a bitter taste. There are times that I like eating them everyday. I don't even know why I started eating them when I hated them in the first. I life them stir fried and mixed with some eggs. It is really good. I also found myself liking eating them raw with some vinegar. Yummy! But all my daughter could say now is YUCK! lol!

I have foods that go both ways!!! First I will tell you about a food I no longer eat, but loved as a young child. Cottage Cheese. I loved to eat cottage cheese with honey (don't laugh, I was four) and with peaches. My grandmother didn't buy it often, but I would dive into it when she did. One time, my grandmother got a bad batch of it. I know that cottage cheese is nothing but the curds from sour milk, but if you get it fresh, it tastes totally different. This last batch however, wasn't fresh. I went to eat some, and got a mouthful of spoiled milk. I complained to my grandmother, saying that it tasted like such, and that's when I learned that's what it was. From then on, I haven't eaten cottage cheese. I did try once when I was twenty, but it still tasted the same (It was out on a salad bar, it could have gone bad too. Now, for the food that I didn't eat that I can't get enough of now. Greens!!! Collards, Kale, Mustard, Turnip, I just can't get enough Greens!!! But it wasn't always that way. As a kid I couldn't stand greens. They were too strong, they were bitter, and nasty. I used to exclaim "They taste like earwax!!!" My family had, and still has, greens at most family functions. I just loaded up on the potato salad. I wasn't eating them. Then one day, when I was about fourteen, my grandmother fixed some greens. She asked did I want some when she was fixing the dinner plates. I told her no, and told her why. She only replied that "Whoever cooked them must not have cooked them right, or they rushed them." (Which was totally true. My mom had cooked the last batch I was forced to try, and although she can cook, she is known to rush the food if she didn't want to cook it in the first place) So she gave me a few greens on my plate. I turned my nose up, but it was only about a forkful, so I figured that I could eat it and tell her the same thing I had told everyone else. I was wrong. Those greens were GOOOOOOOOD!!! I quickly ate the little bite that I was given, then immediately asked for some more. From then on, I have always eaten greens. Well, when that grandmother or her daughter, another one of my grandmothers, made them. My mom still rushes her greens and doesn't put enough seasoning in them, so hers are still nasty (Don't tell her I said that!!!) Since the first grandmother has passed, I will definitely be learning her daughter's, my grandmother's recipe for greens. I don't want to have to be stuck with my moms after she is gone lmao!!!

When I was young and living at home I didn't like vegetables at all. I think it could have been because we mainly had canned vegetables or iceberg lettuce salad. I went out for Chinese for the first time and had those wonderful stir fried vegetables. I've been in love with vegetables ever since. whit

When I was a baby my mom said that I really loved carrots now I won't touch them for nothing in the world. Then when I was a child I didn't like potatoe salad at all or ice cream. Now I like potatoe salad, but the whole ice cream ordeal is still not okay for me.

I used to hate veggietables and wouldnt eat any!. but now that i have a kid and i know its important for her to ea them i eat them with her so she will eat them... i am starting to enjoy mi veggies now:)

Oh yes. I hated just about all vegetables as a child, would only eat corn and fresh carrots (not canned). Now I love cauliflower, broccoli, and most beans. Still won't do peas, though.

I don't like sea food very much anymore. I used to love it but when I got pregnant it just repulsed me and I still cant' eat all of it.