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When people eat cereal, there's generally one debate. Milk first, or cereal first?
Would it interest you to know that I don't like milk on my cereal AT ALL? No milk please!
Or that with the exception of corn, I eat all my vegitables raw only?
Or that I don't like dark chocolate?
I'm trying to think of other things people think is crazy that I don't like.......
OH! Mac and Cheese.
I also find it strange that people will defend pineapple on pizza as being "not wrong, just let people enjoy what they enjoy" but will throw a hissy fit if someone were to eat a hot dog sideways, or sit on a toilet backwards (which originally was the intended method).
Even potatoes?
Ya know, I never thought of potatos as vegitables. But now that I think about it, corn and potatos.
I used to snack on raw peeled potatoes, but I definitely enjoyed them more if they were cooked/baked/fried/mashed.