anyone not like some fruits



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Melons. Kiwi. Yuck.

Bannanas - Yuck. Unless they're blended with other fruit in a smoothie.

Actually, none. Though I couldn't stand fresh stawberries
(or tomatoes or celery for that matter) until I went Vegan
and started eating more Raw.

And I couldn't stand grapefruit until I started putting
a little into my fresh juice and I acquired a taste
for it.

I also couldn't tolerate the taste (or smell) of durian
until I had it a couple of times. Now it's GREAT!

I wonder if others have similar stories...

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I certainly don't crave the sweet fruits like I crave tomatoes, and veggies - spinach, romaine, onions.. etc. I only like apples if one is included in a carrot based juice. I am not even wild about bannanas, and only eat them because they are convenient and easy to take along with me. While fresh melons are still available, I am not a fan of them and probably only eat them once or twice a summer. I would make an awful fruitarian. So far I am listening to my body and devouring mostly fresh veggies.

All have their good qualities. Some, as I recall, can be quite tart...or bitter.....especially when not ripe.....passionfruit comes to mind. Grapefruit & Pommello I can basically do without! LOL.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/24/2008 11:44PM by davidzanemason.

kiwi

Peaches. I used to like papaya but last time I had it it tasted like candy, ack too sweet. Persimmons are also way too sweet. Honeydew melons are kinda dull.

Okra, can't get past the slime factor. But it's wonderful nutrition.

paragon1685 Wrote:
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> Actually, none. Though I couldn't stand fresh
> stawberries
> (or tomatoes or celery for that matter) until I
> went Vegan
> and started eating more Raw.
>
> And I couldn't stand grapefruit until I started
> putting
> a little into my fresh juice and I acquired a
> taste
> for it.
>
> I also couldn't tolerate the taste (or smell) of
> durian
> until I had it a couple of times. Now it's
> GREAT!
>
> I wonder if others have similar stories...

I'm the opposite. For like the past year or so, strawberries do nothing for me. Grapefruit juice I like only if it's red or pink. Strawberries were a fav on SAD though.. Same with blueberries. Unless it's just because I got used to berry tastes being more ..mild.. because I used them so much in smoothies? Then again, I couldn't stand a strawberry/bannana smoothie with too many strawberries either.

Always liked grape tomatoes. Regular ones I like to blend and drink it as a juice.
Weirdness.

Just bananas I suppose. I prefer not to eat them outside of putting them in smoothies. Nothing much fantastic in a banana anyways, lots of other fruits with more nutritional bang for the buck. That's probably why my body doesn't like them

SurfinBird Wrote:
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> Just bananas I suppose. I prefer not to eat them
> outside of putting them in smoothies.
I've never liked Bananas either. Something
about them doesn't 'feel' right. I eat about 6 in a year.
Maybe in a smoothie as you suggested. Would Bananas,
Strawberries, and something Green go together?.....WY

Papayas are the only fruit I don't like.

persimmon, pomegranate, watermelon, pink grapefruit (love yellow though), Turkish figs, Delicious apples, blood oranges, plums... guess I'm a really picky fruit eater!

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Noni Fruit. ewwh, why would anyone eat something that tastes so bad

For me, Noni too. Beside Noni, it's all good when ripe. But Noni really stinks and unlike durian that stinks too, Noni have a really disgusting taste, awful!

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grapefruit & persimmons :p

Figs & very sweet fruits.

Hmm I don't think I've never had a Noni. I'd like to try one. I guess I also don't like dried fruits, never really been into that. I prefer to have my fruits with water in them.

I tried fresh noni in Thailand. I didn't like it, as it wasn't sweet and smelled very much like rotten cheese. I can't see why someone would eat this over other wonderful tropical fruits like mangosteens, mangoes. durian, papaya, etc.

A lot of the more delicate tropical fruits don't transport well, so while I don't actually dislike them, the ones I find for sale in New York State are never very good and always too expensive. When I'm shopping I often skip by the display of exotic tropicals so quickly you might think I have something against them.

i wish i could go up to a fig tree and eat a fig; because everyone seems to say they are completely different fresh off the tree

ahhh!

I find kiwi rather boring. Feel a bit guilty saying that, but...it's true.

Not too mad on grapefruit - like it once in a while.

Not too keen on MOST passion fruit, but did once have a 'large golden' variety once that tasted amazing - quite different from the usual ones.

I dont like tomatoes

if you've never been to australia region, you've never had TRUE passionfruit! it is greeaatt

pomegranates are really interesting, beautiful
and burst with anti oxidants


but too much work and the white center of each sparkly
love drop seed is too bitter for me

also i prefer fruits that can be eaten as a whole
pomegranates seem only about 50% edible

a few times i've tried the white pith
very mouth puckering

but i'd love to have a pomegranate dyed shirt

All unripe and sour fruit.


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