30 “Most Controversial” Food Opinions That People Shared On This Twitter Thread

Dark chocolate with coffee nibs

I do cereal for pudding.

I like it. But most of us do on the reverse side of the planet.

This is not controversial.

Yes... nothing is a substitute for chocolate cake

Not controversial to me.

Took me years in the USA to find a bread that had no sugar. And then I moved back to NZ. I miss that sourdough so much.

It is if you are eating something rare, exotic or not humanly killed. There is no reason anyone needs to consume something like a beating snake heart.

On the fence here, I love lemon and chocolate

Actually all the differnt pasta shapes each have their own specific purpose. They are each speciallised for a particular task, and cannot be interchanged if you are after the best result. E.g. if you cook lasagna with farfalle (butterflies) the result will be wierd (or actually a wrong interpretation of pasta bolognese), as the plates are what holds a lasagna toghether, so it can be cut into blocks. Some of them, like the shells and cannelloni (large tubes) are actually meant to be stuffed. Each type of pasta will interact with the sauce diffently, which will have an effect on the experience of eating the dish. So yes diffent pasta shapes makes the pasta(dish) taste differently, but the shells are not always the best.

eat a few oysters- they'll see you through the week

Love raisins... I even have some in my desk. Next thing you'll say biltong is a waste of meat

This person is mightily confused. And need to read up on dairy products.

Most ridiculous thing I've ever read

They taste different

No, they are not.

No no no no no. We made our own sour cream on the farm. yogurt is a whole other critter. And Greek yogurt is my fave.

To begin with, yogurt and "Greek yogurt" use totally different processes to make. The only thing in common with sour cream is milk and white colour. Also, traditional Greek yogurt is made from sheep milk

Them's fightin' words! Greek yoghurt is fantastic!

Not so, it's the real yoghurt, they developed it. Americans miss the sugar.

Nope. It can substitute sometimes, but I doubt you would want to just eat a bowl of sour cream

Nope

No... It's actually not

I agree though Greek yogurt does a disservice to sour cream. It doesn't taste like the best yougurt I've ever eaten, Nancy's Yogurt of Springfield, Oregon

Two completely different things! Also, Bulgarian yogurt is different and have you tried labneh?

it's actually not, sour cream is way looser than greek yogurt. also if they were the same i would like both of them, which i don't.

Greek yogurt is nowhere near as sour as sour cream. But they are both good. Over bananas, with honey. Now I'm getting hongry.

They can be interchangeable to use, sour cream for perogies, but making butter chicken would not able to use sour cream for that

I have flavoured yogurt so no not gross

Yeah this is a weird comment. Store bought sour cream in the states is different to what I'm used to in Australia. It's more pungent and grainy in the US. I hated it. I had to buy smooth yogurt instead and that helped a little but even then it was not what I'm used to. I tried a few brands. The weird part is, places like taco time and taco bell had smooth sour cream that didn't taste like cheese. I just couldn't find any like it in the stores. (I probably needed to try more brands but i got sick of buying it)

Both are made via fermentation after the addition of healthy bacterial. Greek yogurt is strained and usually flavored while sour cream is not. Greek yogurt tends to be lower in fat and calories.

greek yogurt is specifically BAD sour creme.

My family has used plain Greek yogurt as “sour cream” for as long as I can remember and every so often when we get real sour cream it tastes the same

What's wrong with that?

I use it instead of sour cream or mayonnaise. It makes great tuna salad.

ive never had kiwi flavored sour cream ;-)

It can be used as a healthier substitute in most recipes.

in some recipes where it's used cold they can be replaced as they have similar taste, but good luck swapping them in anything baked/cooked (might work)

funny, but not true!

it's not greek yogurt, it's TURKISH yogurt, greeks just stole it and pretend they invented it

As someone who once ran out of sour cream, but had some Greek yogurt...100% agree

Greek yogurt is what proper yogurt, y'know the one called kefir, is supposed to taste like. The artificially sweetened kind is not actually yogurt. And since sour cream and yogurt are basically spoiled milk, they obviously taste alike

Sour cream is greek yoghurt.

Wow... some people really disagree. Can we just - not downvote people cause of what food they like and dislike?

Yeah... I asked a Mexican friend of mine who lives in USA if Taco Bell was authentic when it comes to tacos and he said no, because Tacos aren't supposed to be in a hard shell

them are fightin' words!

I will fight you

This is totally true. In and out is mediocre.

Butter shovels.

Love a deep dish, but I love pizza. Even those greasy crackers that are NY style slices are good if you put one on top of another like a calzone.

Family makes bad meatloaf.

Chipotle ranch is absurdly good.