'Special' eating habits that grate on your last nerve- habits people have that really bug you

jujube said:
My great-grandfather poured sorghum molasses over his breakfast every morning. It just grossed me out as a kid.
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Jujube, that reminds me of a great scene in To Kill a Mockingbird (~1:40) LOL!

 

When I was a little boy one of my Grandfathers used to break out his nasty handkerchief and blow his nose at the table. That ended my meal.
 
Every morning around 11, ex office colleague would take a large crunchy apple or pear from her bag and proceed to munch, chomp, crunch and slurp her way through to the core, it was a very quiet environment and I came to dread it so much I would make any excuse to leave the office until I thought she’d had time to finish
 

Wren said:
Every morning around 11, ex office colleague would take a large crunchy apple or pear from her bag and proceed to munch, chomp, crunch and slurp her way through to the core, it was a very quiet environment and I came to dread it so much I would make any excuse to leave the office until I thought she’d had time to finish
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Those applecrunchers can be SO disruptive and annoying! :mad: :)
 
So many things I agree with. Eating with mouth open. Yuk.

OK, so I live near Santa Cruz, California, and we have a lot of vegans here. We have a joke:

How do you know someone's a vegan?

Don't worry, they'll tell you.

I don't care what special diet people are on - vegan, gluten free, whatever. Just don't preach about it, or tell those of us that aren't on your diet that we're doing something wrong.
 
I eat alone. I would love company and nothing would bother me at this stage of the game.

Eating huge hamburgers and dripping all over the place bugs me. I would never serve a burger that big. It's gross.
 
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