The greatest debate of 2019 is currently happening on Twitter, and it’s over controversial opinions about food.
Like your family’s oven on Christmas, it’s getting heated.
This debate is like the great New York Times Aperol Spritz debacle of May, 2019, which condemned the ‘happy hour drink’ as overrated Instagram fodder. It also exposed all the other overrated foods we’ve been subjected to, like almond milk, kangaroo meat, stevia and vodka sodas… I mean, where’s the sweetness???
Apparently six fries are the perfect amount of chips to eat, and excuse us? Post continues below.
Twitter user Jon Becker (@jonbecker) kicked off the discussion by posting a tweet which asked people to comment with their “most controversial food opinion”.
Heated exchanges over the validity of lettuce, dessert, and mochas ensued.
Please quote tweet this with your most controversial food opinion, I love controversial food opinions
— Jon Becker (@jonbecker_) November 19, 2019
Top Comments
Loved these. Some super clever descriptions. Didn't agree with all, but I appreciate their passion.
I'd agree with about half these tweets, especially the macarons and the mint/chocolate combo. I think that one guy has never had properly cooked calamari. And I am completely baffled by the American/Canadian thing of putting *marshmallows* on top of perfectly good sweet potatoes. Doesn't it just taste like dessert?
Mint/chocolate is a staple! Shame on you for suggesting otherwise. You are right about pretty much everything else though.
Ooh, hard disagree there! I'm not a fan of sweet minty things at all. A while back at a family do, my cousin had made a fabulous looking choc ripple cake... which she then covered in crushed up Peppermint Crisps. It was like painting a Groucho Marx moustache on the Mona Lisa.
Heathen! Peppermint chocolate is the only chocolate I really eat.
That was my childhood!
I just realised I haven't made one since the 80s and my teenage son has never experienced such a delicacy. I know what I'm doing on the weekend.