>it’s the year 2000>summer>and you just finished swimming when your mom hands you one of these bad boys on a paper plate

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Member? Anonymous 02/20/26(Fri)14:21:37 No.1586

>it's the year 2000
>summer
>and you just finished swimming when your mom hands you one of these bad boys on a paper plate

Anonymous 02/21/26(Sat)03:26:22 No.1587

>>1586
I wouldn't have eaten anything with a tomato on it.

Anonymous 02/21/26(Sat)04:07:16 No.1588

>>1586
When I used to eat tuna I'd sometimes put potato chips onto the sandwich, but I've never done that with any other meat.

Anonymous 02/22/26(Sun)19:42:07 No.1589

>>1587
I used to hate tomato as a kid too. Still can't eat it by itself but I do like it as an ingredient with sauce or dressing.

>>1588
Hell yeah. I like it in chicken salad sandwiches as well

Anonymous 02/22/26(Sun)20:39:51 No.1591

>>1589
I was the same way, I think eating raw tomato is an acquired taste. Now, I prefer it on my sandwiches and burgers.

Anonymous 02/25/26(Wed)03:00:23 No.1594

>>1589
>>1591
I've always liked tomato juice and the usual tomato-based products but never anything involving solid tomatoes. Even today I don't want to eat them.

At least I've started to eat more vegetables than I would as a kid. I've started to like chili peppers in food, especially chipotle peppers, and also eat a lot of romaine lettuce. I like to put lettuce in any savory burger or sandwich I have. Even in hotdogs I'll put some around the wiener itself. I also like to throw some in smoothies as a filler, and that helps make sure I'm getting as much use out of the lettuce as possible before it starts going bad.