Viral Tweet Discusses The Most 'Cancellable' Food Opinions That Foodies Have

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Viral tweet: This Twitter thread about the most controversial or 'cancellable' food opinions that disgusted foodies.

Viral Tweet Discusses The Most 'Cancellable' Food Opinions That Foodies Have
This viral tweet about controversial food opinions got foodies to sit up.

Highlights

  • A recent Twitter thread discussed the various controversial food opinions
  • Foodies were left disgusted on reading the opinions
  • Take a look at the viral tweet and its funny reactions here

There are certain food opinions that are considered to be shared by practically everyone. Chocolate, for instance, enjoys a universal appeal that spans age groups and geographical locations. There are some food items, however, that some people tend to have differences over. These are controversial foods that seem to be liked by most people, but cannot be tolerated by others. Adding cheese to everything, for example, is an idea that can have people taking both sides of the argument. A recent viral tweet curated these very ideas and asked foodies online to share their most controversial or 'cancellable' food opinions. The resulting Twitter thread was indeed a shocking read. Take a look at the original tweet:

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The original tweet was shared by user @trichesfaucons, who posted it on the micro-blogging platform on April 5th. Within a few days' time, the tweet went viral and garnered over 55k likes and 94k quote tweets. "We're cancelling each other over food takes today. Post your cancellable food take," wrote the user in the viral tweet.

A number of interesting responses poured into the prompt. From food pairings to condiments, fruits to food combinations, the thread covered all the possible controversial and cancellable food takes out there. "Pears are awful apples. Who would pick a pear over an apple? Not me," wrote one user, while another quipped, "Mint & chocolate do not belong together." Green olives, bell peppers, pickles, peanut butter and white chocolate were some of the other foods disliked by Twitter users. Someone also wrote that the expensive luxury ingredient Truffle Oil was seriously overrated.

Take a look at some of the 'cancellable' food opinions shared in the viral tweet:

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