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What's the worst food?

Cucumbers - the devil's dildo.

Celery - the devil's dried boggies.

Peanut butter - the devil's anal discharge.

Meat, all varieties.

Cheap white bread.

Orange juice with "bits" in it.

:cool:
 
Onions.

'But they add flavour' people say. Yes, onion flavour.
Still, its a good advert for preparing your own sauces and stuff, because most brought jarred sauces contain shit load of bloody onion.
 
longdog said:
Of the thing's I've actually tasted most of the truly rank things are sea-foods.

Salmon: Disgusting.
Trout: Worse.
Shellfish: Snot in a box.

How about pie, mash and jellied eels, with a nice dollop of liqour, eh doggy? :D :D
 
Shop-bought brawn like you see at the deli counter in supermarkets, all pink and slimy.

Oh, and those tins of Smedley's "meat and vegetable" stew. Smells like dogfood mixed with vom.
 
milesy said:
do you mean tapioca? the stuff that looks like frog spawn? tapioca is lush :cool:

Oh i do indeed.... and if you think that that stuff is NICE.....you are well and truly sick. I bet you even liked the over cooked prunes and " sauce" they put in the middle.:eek: :eek:
 
I hate those jars of fish paste too. Flashy loves them with a passion. One of the few foods, and I use that term loosely, that he hasn't gone off eating after consuming lots of it. And that smell!! Scampi Nik Naks - fine, but jars of fish smelling that rank, there's got to be something wrong.
 
northernhoard said:
WORST GARNISH - SALAD CREAM:eek:
WORST FOODSTUFF - PROCESSED CHEESE SLICES:eek: :)

Damn you've just reminded me of something so utterly terrible that my taste buds are shrinking at the though:

Twas a lovely summer's day and me and my friends were staying at my family's house (belonged to my grandparents before they died) in the countryside. It being sunny and fieldy we dropped acid and wondered around doing things like beating up the ground with a plastic cricket bat, or kicking cans filled with burning petrol around. In all it was a great trip and at the end of it we sat down to a few drinks and some spliffage. Eventually, however, the fact we hadn't eaten all day started to get to us and we hunted around for some food which, rather stupidly, we'd forgotten to buy. We found:

4 packets of super noodles.
1 packet of processed cheese (which we'd bought to put on some burgers the day before. Unfortunately we forgot about the cheese and ate the burgers).

On top of being on the tail end of an acid trip we were now a bit stoned and pissed, so combining the two seemed like a good idea (after all pasta and cheese is good, right?). Never again. NEVER. The smell alone was bad enough. We actually ate some of it though, we didn't know what we were doing... WE DIDN'T KNOW! :(

The taste was delayed by the drugs but then suddenly it hit home - it was kinda like having a barrel of worms covered in head cheese in your mouth. Not good, not good at all.
 
I'm in with the mushroom posse or crew. They is well rank.

Veal, even though it can be nice, for obvious reasons.

Heize macaroni cheese in a tin - it smells like shit and has a hideous texture.

Anything in a can by Stag or Tyne brand.
 
MrMalcontent said:
I'm in with the mushroom posse or crew. They is well rank.
Mushrooms rock, anyone who says otherwise is clearly barking.

Big, fat, portobello mushrooms, filled with breadcrumbs, cheese, herbs, garlic, tomato puree, peppers, soy sauce, grilled until nicely sizzling....... hmmmmmm, yum.

:cool:
 
missfran said:
Goblin meat pudding in a tin.

Unspecified meat in a weirdly small tin.

Note: I am not altogether against the idea of pies in tins. Just the Goblin weird ones.
 
Epico said:
Onions.

'But they add flavour' people say. Yes, onion flavour.
Still, its a good advert for preparing your own sauces and stuff, because most brought jarred sauces contain shit load of bloody onion.

Finally! Someone who speaks sense! Onions are rankus.

My mum used to say the opposite about the flavour when I complained about onions appearing in every recipe. She would say..."But you can't even taste them"

Why bloody well put them in then????:mad:
 
ChrisFilter said:
I bought one the other day out curiousity, and as emergency toast spread for when my marmite and sandwich spread run out.

You are a braver man than I.
 
Cid said:
Damn you've just reminded me of something so utterly terrible that my taste buds are shrinking at the though:

Twas a lovely summer's day and me and my friends were staying at my family's house (belonged to my grandparents before they died) in the countryside. It being sunny and fieldy we dropped acid and wondered around doing things like beating up the ground with a plastic cricket bat, or kicking cans filled with burning petrol around. In all it was a great trip and at the end of it we sat down to a few drinks and some spliffage. Eventually, however, the fact we hadn't eaten all day started to get to us and we hunted around for some food which, rather stupidly, we'd forgotten to buy. We found:

4 packets of super noodles.
1 packet of processed cheese (which we'd bought to put on some burgers the day before. Unfortunately we forgot about the cheese and ate the burgers).

On top of being on the tail end of an acid trip we were now a bit stoned and pissed, so combining the two seemed like a good idea (after all pasta and cheese is good, right?). Never again. NEVER. The smell alone was bad enough. We actually ate some of it though, we didn't know what we were doing... WE DIDN'T KNOW! :(

The taste was delayed by the drugs but then suddenly it hit home - it was kinda like having a barrel of worms covered in head cheese in your mouth. Not good, not good at all.

Worra fuckin nightmare having to deal with smell and damp rubbery texture of processed cheese with acid in your system.:eek:
 
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