Foods that people like but you can't stand

[DemPGH]

Interesting that a lot of people mention fish. That's really the only meat I eat regularly, and between orange roughy and salmon, I could (I don't) eat it every day! The local Giant eagle has a stupendous selection of fresh fish.

To answer, I don't like red meat. I don't like the smell of it cooking, I don't care for the taste of it, etc. (includes bacon, hamburgers, etc.). I guess that sort of developed because I gave it up a long time ago and developed tastes for other things. As a result I've realized just how bland red meat is. For instance, I don't get why people put meat in lasagna. If it's available and I'm at a restaurant, I sometimes get spinach (or veggie) lasagna, and it's amazingly better. Sometimes it's in a red sauce, sometimes an alfredo. Spinach seems like a much tastier and more natural ingredient to enhance lasagna with than beef or some sort of meat.

I also don't like barbecue, come to think of it. It's just too overwhelming, and thankfully most foods that I don't eat are barbecued.

Also really hot or really spicy things. To me it just kills whatever flavor might be in the food.

[Goldwater]

Reese's peanut butter cups (there is not a more disgusting delicious mixture ever conceived than chocolate and peanut butter)

I'm not certain I'd call the overly sweet filling of a Reese's cup by the name of peanut butter.

Considering I like Reese's and don't normally like peanut butter, you're probably right.