What's a popular food people eat that you would never touch, even if someone offered to pay you to eat it?

All curry? I love mild/ medium yellow curry, especially in Thai dishes. I don't enjoy spicy red curries and such. 

Yes ,all...none of my family eat it......the house reaks for ages after cooking it and you can't get the smell out of  fabrics,furniture  or clothing either.....I have once tasted a mild one and had to spit it out ....

My dad had someone who worked for him ....he ate really hot curries ,his whole body stank from and no one would go near him.....lol

That is because you grew up eating British food. Boring. I have never seen a 'British Food" restaurant anywhere I have ever been.

What? The Brits love curry. Heinz even sells curried beans there. 
Also, there are British restaurants. The big one here is Cornish Pasty Company. Sooooo good. For the most part, though, you'd get British food from various pubs. I used to go to some of the family-owned/ operated ones just to listen to the accents. lol

Well i do actually reside in England still.......obviously you've not eaten my mums or both Nan's cooking......
for the life of me ,I can't see how anyone can eat or even look at stuff that looks and smells so revolting.......
We eat nothing hot and spicy ....
What food do you like to eat ?.?

We use to go to Greece a lot and really liked their food.... 

I like whatever tastes good to me...I love seafood of any kind. It's getting expensive though.

We like most all see food......generally we see food and eat it to......
We have Venison over here in England......and because of it's rarity now ,that's Deer to.....:(

Deer here are a pest in the city, but we can't kill them...except with our cars.

Is that why you call it a "Drive Inn " for Stag parties ?....Do you get Moose for afters (Desserts ) 

:)D

Britain's contributions to international haute cuisine are porridge (oatmeal), fish and chips (proper chips, not those abominations you call "French fries' despite their not being French - English chips are thick cut, half a dozen is an entire potato) and Scotch whisky. I'm prepared to forgive them a multitude of sins for the last. Single malt Islay by preference. This post was edited by Slartibartfast at January 22, 2018 7:06 AM MST

You forgot another favourite British dish.  Over-boiled anything.

I'm not a fan of curry either. It's not the heat - I eat raw jalapeños and enjoy them - I just don't like the flavour. My better half likes Indian food, when she gets a craving for it I order take out from the Mexican place next door.

lmao Don't ruin it for me. I love yogurt. 

Yummie....we in England have  a culture of eating such things   :)

Agreed. Ick. Soured milk. I'll eat it under sufferance, I don't enjoy it.

Ooh, yeah. I like that one, too, though, but perhaps it's more because I was raised on it. 

There are so many foods I thought I would never try.  I think this has to be one of the last foods I just can't do it.  I have no idea why since I do like cabbage prepared other ways.  

It has a strong odor and flavor- understandable. Do you eat pickles, or do those gross you out too?

I like the smell of those, but no, I don't eat them.  

And brats...and cheese of course.

Had some Sauekraut soup last week...it was quite nice actually...it's just fermented cabbage