What's your best "don't knock it till you try it" thing?

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by TonyB06

-brushing your teeth in the shower?
-sushi?
-dipping your fries in your Wendy's frosty?

All of these. And haggis.

[Tulip86]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

All of these. And haggis.

Yes!
Sushi & haggis are favorites, though there aren't many restaurants outside of Scotland that get haggis right.

-Herring (not the canned stuff... Dutch style!)
-I like my fries with vinegar and mayo
-Strawberries with marshmallow fluff
-Goats cheese pizza with Balsamic Vinegar
-Cider (Irish) on draft
-Kale mashed potatoes
-Grilled cheese sandwich with ham in it a fried egg on top (Croque Madame)

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by Tulip86

Yes!
Sushi & haggis are favorites, though there aren't many restaurants outside of Scotland that get haggis right.

We don't even have any place to get it around me, except ordering online or CelticFest. Hurry up March!

-Goats cheese pizza with Balsamic Vinegar
-Cider (Irish) on draft

Yum & Yum

[33girl]

Chili coleslaw hot dogs. I know that's a common thing below the Mason-Dixon, but I get quite a few ewwwwws up here.

[honeychile]

Horseradish sauce with french fries.

There is no bad way to make cabbage!

[aephi alum]

Originally Posted by honeychile

There is no bad way to make cabbage!

There is no GOOD way to make cabbage. I was forced to eat corned beef and cabbage every St. Patrick's Day throughout my childhood. My mother boiled the cabbage until it looked, felt, and tasted like Saran Wrap - and she was part Irish! *barf*

Sushi falls under the "don't knock it until you try it" category. I was introduced to sushi by a couple of my sorority sisters. In turn, I got my mother to try sushi - she liked it but wasn't a big fan. A couple of friends of mine and I dragged my husband to a sushi bar back when he and I were dating - and although he claims to have been "shanghaied to a sushi bar" he loved it, and loves sushi to this day.

Donating blood - I did it once, and I nearly passed out TWICE immediately following the donation. I'm O-negative, universal donor, but given my unpleasant experience as a blood donor, I will only give blood for immediate family.