Anyone??

i do...


I love vegetables. If you don't like them, you need to season them better... it's the seasonings / sauces you use that makes the vegetables taste awesome >.>


Though I could eat raw carrots, cauliflower, and broccoli with ranch dressing

I don't eat cooked carrots, and I don't eat salads unfortunately, but I like corn, cooked lettuce, don't like broccoli cause I have to eat that boiled so it doesn't taste that great, love cooked green beans, don't like snow peas because usually we get leftovers and they turn yellow-green after, tomatoes are good, cucumber, peppers are delicious, squash is fine with me too.

Heh. I thought I was a rarity (a vegetable lover who doesn't care for raw carrots).

I love glazed carrots though.

And yes, I eat vegetables constantly. Typically, I eat more fruits and vegetables than anything else. I'm in my early 30's with a dwindling metabolism, so it's pretty much a must.

Eh I'm young living on campus with a kick ass metabolism and a shitty kitchen, so I don't go out of my way to. I'm not opposed to it though, I love vegetables, notably zuchini, onions, and asparagus when done right. Mostly eat granola, oatmeal, turkey sandwiches on wheat, bagels, and juice.

I used to eat onions raw. I love french onion soup. Hate making it though.

Man, french onion soup, REAL french onion soup with the cheese and the fat crusty crouton on top is goddamn amazing.

Brussel sprouts are AMAZING. You've gotta try them sauteed.


Co-sign.

i hate cooked carrots as well
but how can you not like salads??
its the most common








what does metabolism have to do with you eating vegetables??
i am not quite clear on that



raw onions??
how does french onion soup taste?
and how is your breath after eating it?

ranch dressing! thats one of the way i get myself to eat vegetables
by having a little ranch dressing on the side

What does Japanese pumpkin taste like?
if there is anyway to describe the taste

I'll eat practically any cooked vegetable, but onions have to actually be cooked for me to eat them. The only vegetables that I will stay away from are tomatoes (in culinary terms), cucumbers, and radishes (they taste like dirt).

As far as raw veggies are concerned, I LOVE broccoli, spinach, zucchini, snap peas, green peas (I'll go out an pick them out of the field), alfalfa sprouts, and greens. I'm not really a fan of iceberg lettuce because it doesn't taste good. I don't really care for carrots unless there is dip.


Don't even get me started on fruit, haha.

The only vegetables that I will stay away from are tomatoes (in culinary terms), cucumbers, and radishes (they taste like dirt).

are you serious?? these are things used to make salads

and i am getting you started on fruits!
what about them?

^ No, spinach, baby greens, tango, red leaf, radicchio, broccoli, frisee, sugar snap peas, chopped walnuts, vinaigrette and occasionally mushrooms make a salad :P

I like fruit more than I like vegetables, so my favorite fruits list is really long.

i used to be in love with lima beans...

i like a lot of veggies, i guess.

ohh cool!



lima beans is not a vegetable but its good stuff

I was reffering to someone else's post...

ok.

tbh

tbh?
what does that stand for>?

to be honest...

Typically, vegetables (without a lot of sauce, butter, etc) are low in fat and calories. Someone with a less active metabolism is less likely to gain weight with a diet rich in fruit and vegetables with a fair amount of exercise.

I'm not sure how to describe french onion soup. I'd google it and look at some pictures. xD

ok cool

i love vegetables. i think the only vegetables that i've come across and didn't like were brussel sprouts. i love mushrooms, carrots, celery, potatoes, collard green, and some others. there are other veggies that i like as accompaniments in/with sauces, soups, etc but not necessarily by themselves.

i don't think anyone likes brussel sprouts
the way it looks just turns me or people away from it

it's not the look for me, it's the taste. they taste rotten.