Memory Lane Monday: Least favorite foods

I’m using the ’52 Weeks of Personal Genealogy & History’ series authored by Amy Coffin as an aid in starting my personal history throughout the year.  See the entire challenge on my Examiner.com article. I want to leave my OWN story in my own words so my posterity will be able to know me a little better. Perhaps you’d like to do the same.

Here is the beginning of my memories about my LEAST FAVORITE FOODS:

I remember mom serving a casserole with ground beef in it and Chinese noodles on the top.  I really didn’t like it, but it wasn’t served often and I ate it anyway.  I can’t say it was awful and gaggy, I just didn’t like it much. 

I wasn’t a fan of cooked broccoli, and it’s now one of my favorite vegetables.  (I don’t like it raw, however.) I guess I really wasn’t picky about food. 

The only thing I can think of in my experience now is Greek food.  I’ve tried it two or three times, and just don’t like the taste.
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