Food you dislike but eat

[Oma]

Much easier in dishes .as you say can choose as little or as much as you like .

[Daisy]

Oma, this thread has made me think! (Thank you!) I made a cup of tea this afternoon and went to get a biscuit out of the tin. Then thought about it - I didn't really feel like a biscuit, in fact, I don't even like them that much. So I skipped it and I'm sure dinner tasted better because of not eating earlier.

[Oma]

Daisy I did the same , I sometimes think its habit rather than wanting one ,
I found if I break a say a digestive into 4 all I
need is that little quarter biscuit , its just the feel taste and sense of having something with a cup of tea.
B thinks im wierd but it works for me

[Daisy]

Oma, yes, it's probably just habit and as you say that feeling of wanting a taste of something. We had a friend who always used to say a cup of tea was too wet without a biscuit, and it makes sense in a funny way!

[Oma]

Hahaha I love that saying

[Plantaholic]

I do like a biscuit with a cup of tea.

Tapioca, can’t stand it.

[Gemini]

I'm a self confessed biscaholic! A piece of a biscuit would be no good to me! I find it hard to stop at one.

Puddings and cakes however it is often just a taste I need and I'm usually glad to share with someone else

[Daisy]

Plant, I even liked school tapioca!

Gem, 'nursery' type puddings and cakes that aren't cream cakes - I'd happily take those off your hands (or plate!)