Have you ever been invited to dinner and the food was awful but you ate it anyway?

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So awful I am laughing at the memory of it We went to this couple to eat once and it was torture! It was especially my husband's absolute worst nightmare as the food was just everything that he hates from start to finish. Here is his idea of the worst meal you could serve him: 1) Starter - fruit, like melon cut up on a plate, in a boat shape with some garnish.In his words "fruit is for DESSERT!

" 2) Soup - anything cold. He once totally embarassed himself at an ex's house by complaining that his soup was cold.3) Main course - roasted chicken with skin still on with hair still on (roasted chicken done properly is fine!), bland or greasy side dishes 4) Dessert - anything either slimming or out of a can or any kind of bought, dry cake Here was their menu for the evening: 1) Starter - melon with a sprig of mint 2) cold carrot & orange soup ( I quite liked that! ) 3) Roasted COLD hairy chicken, plain lentils and greasy potatoe kugel 4) poached pears, canned pineapple and shop bought marble cake It was so 100% spot on his worst nightmare that we laughed the whole way home without uttering a word!

I am still laughing now 3 years later!.. Sources: recipezaar.com/71313 .

My first real "date" with my husband We were in college when I met my husband, neither of us had a car, and we were on a fairly remote campus so most of our "dates" were to walk around, or go to the Burger King on campus, or stuff like that. Nice, fun stuff, but it didn't really feel like official dates. About a month and a half into our relationship, his older brother was going out of town, so he left my husband (boyfriend at the time of course) his car and keys to his apartment so we could have a "real" date.So my husband decided to cook me dinner at his brother's place, then we'd go out to a movie.

He decided to make mustard chicken. It was a pretty complex recipe and I know he worked really hard on it, and was really trying to impress me. Only problem is, I HATE mustard.

I mean, vehemently hate. It's absolutely horrid, and my least favorite food. But of course he didn't realize how much I despise mustard, it's not like it comes up first thing when you meet a person.

I ate this awful meal that he had prepared for me. I ate A LOT of it, trying not to grimace.It was very, very mustard-y chicken. Very, very yucky.

I can still remember how terrible it was.It was about a year of dating until I mentioned I didn't like mustard, and my husband was shocked...he had no idea how much I hated that meal he made. It's a big joke now. My second runner up bad meal was one Thanksgiving where my mother-in-law did most of the cooking.

She's not a very good cook. It was raw turkey. I mean, still pink raw.My father-in-law kept complimenting it for being so juicy...yeah, it was juicy, it wasn't cooked!

But, I drew the line at risking salmonella poisoning and just avoided the turkey on my plate, so I guess it doesn't count as a meal I *ate*, but I did pretend to eat :) What_A_Card's Recommendations Wild Oats Organic Stoneground Mustard, 8-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 12) What's the only thing worse than a bottle of mustard? 12 bottles of mustard!.

My aunt is a TERRIBLE cook Somehow, she managed to mess up tuna casserole. I think she overcooked the pasta, and it became gluey and disgusting. I forced it down, and it didn't kill me..

Yep! Too many times.. There are Awful restaurants out there! I dunno how they stay in business!

Which is why.. when I find a GOOD restaurant, I stick to it! And become a "regular". It seems good restaurants with good food and decent service are getting harder to find these days!

I like small mom & pop sit down restaurants and delis.. they seem to have much more consistent service and quality of food, and they tend to have better servers, friendlier service, etc. Some of my favorite chain restaurants include: Outback, Red Lobster, Joe's Crab Shack, Tony Roma's.. even then the service and cooking can vary by location.. ymmv Bon appetit .

1 mookle, regarding your answer "So awful I am laughing at the memory of it":The cold hairy chicken had me laughing. What a menu! .

Mookle, regarding your answer "So awful I am laughing at the memory of it":The cold hairy chicken had me laughing. What a menu!

" "What was the best nontraditional food you ate at Thanksgiving?" "I'm invited to a bbq. Everyone has to bring food. What should I bring?" "Whom gets invited to the rehsersal dinner?

" "what is the last food you ate? I just ate an entire small glass jar of pickled beets." "Who should be invited to the rehearsal dinner for a wedding? " "Name as many fast food restaurants as you can!

" "What's the ICKIEST "food" you ever ate from a FAST-FOOD restaurant..?" "What did you make for dinner last night? Who ate with you?

I'm invited to a bbq. Everyone has to bring food. What should I bring?

I just ate an entire small glass jar of pickled beets.

Name as many fast food restaurants as you can!

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