Am I the only fatty with an aversion to fried foods?

LalaCity · 02-13-2009, 07:41 PM

In the last few years fried food, especially deep fried fare, has become my enemy. I can't eat it without becoming ill. I'll find myself craving french fries, but I can only have three or four before I start to feel sick. Same is true for hamburger patties, fried chicken, onion rings, just about anything immersed in boiling oil. The only things I can (just barely) tolerate are bacon, perhaps because it's frying in its own fat (why that's different, I don't know -- maybe I'm imagining a difference and fooling myself) and these lightly breaded and fried zucchini/cheese fritter things my mother makes.

Anyone with me, or am I a deplorable freak deserving of universal foodie scorn?

Cors · 02-13-2009, 08:09 PM

I am naturally small and the smell of fried foods makes me nauseous. I do crave greasy stuff once in a while but I can't stomach much. Bacon, baked and even breaded foods are usually fine, but anything battered and deep fried - ugh. I blame it on being brought up on a strict healthy diet by my parents.

Dr. Feelgood · 02-13-2009, 08:14 PM

Add me to the list. I handle a small amount of fried food once in a while, but greasy food will make me sick. I don't even eat cookies any more; they have more fat than I can deal with!

fffff · 02-13-2009, 08:40 PM

Fried food does the exact same thing to me. I really think it's one of those foods where if you stop eating it - you'll never want to touch it again.

I don't consider it a bad thing because it's not as if you're body needs deep fried anything. But a little while ago I REALLY wanted some tempura, I went to a restaurant and ordered some, and holy fuck I don't think I have ever felt so awful in my life.

lypeaches · 02-14-2009, 08:37 AM

Add me to the list.

I don't get sick from eating fried foods, but they're just not generally appealing to me. Just the smell of KFC is a turn off.

Once in a blue moon, I'll have some french fries, or some General Tso's Chicken, but that's about it. I can't remember when I last had it, so that tells you something.

TraciJo67 · 02-14-2009, 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by LalaCity

Anyone with me, or am I a deplorable freak deserving of universal foodie scorn?

The latter

Oh, but it really has nothing to do with your aversion to deep-fried food.

Jon Blaze · 02-14-2009, 11:30 AM

It depends on the food, and many times where I go. Like if I eat anything from McDonalds, I get sick, but depending on what kind of Chinese I have, I might come out ok.
I consider fried foods ok, but sometimes I choose alternatives if given the choice (I.e. Grilled chicken).

TearInYourHand · 02-14-2009, 12:01 PM

Within the past few years I've really been concentrating on the quality of foods I put in my body. Since making this change, few fried foods make the cut. I find myself with an aversion to a lot of foods I used to like. It depends more on the quality of the ingredients than the method of preparation for me. A few examples:

-Fresh cut frites with mussels from the Belgian pub- yum, these make the cut.

-Fried risotto balls from the Neopolitan pizza shop that are stuffed with fresh mozz made in house and fried in olive oil- also still delicious to me.

-Fast food chicken nuggets- no way man.

-Fried cheese sticks from the nasty delivery pizza place, stuffed with preservatives- no more.

-Frozen fresh fries that just come with your meal at restaurants. I find these to be nothing special, and kind of a 'waste' of eating, when I could be eating something delicious!

If I am indulging in fried foods, I tend to eat them in small portions. I'll only eat them from places I trust to use quality, natural ingredients. I also don't make them at home (one of the few things) because of the mess and oil disposal.

I hope I don't sound like a snob!

ValentineBBW · 02-14-2009, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by TearInYourHand

Within the past few years I've really been concentrating on the quality of foods I put in my body. Since making this change, few fried foods make the cut. I find myself with an aversion to a lot of foods I used to like. It depends more on the quality of the ingredients than the method of preparation for me. A few examples:

-Fresh cut frites with mussels from the Belgian pub- yum, these make the cut.

-Fried risotto balls from the Neopolitan pizza shop that are stuffed with fresh mozz made in house and fried in olive oil- also still delicious to me.

-Fast food chicken nuggets- no way man.

-Fried cheese sticks from the nasty delivery pizza place, stuffed with preservatives- no more.

-Frozen fresh fries that just come with your meal at restaurants. I find these to be nothing special, and kind of a 'waste' of eating, when I could be eating something delicious!

If I am indulging in fried foods, I tend to eat them in small portions. I'll only eat them from places I trust to use quality, natural ingredients. I also don't make them at home (one of the few things) because of the mess and oil disposal.

I hope I don't sound like a snob!

I bolded the items that stuck out to me because I have been trying/doing the same thing. I find I feel so much better when I eat quality foods and less preservatives. I haven't been doing so great lately because I've been kinda off track since Christmas and working my way back, but I spent the better part of last year using the same philosophy. It isn't about snobbery, just choosing to put better food in the body.

HottiMegan · 02-14-2009, 05:23 PM

Rarely does my stomach feel okay after fried foods. I ate a bunch of pakoras today (battered fried onions and spinach) and they seemed to be okay but it might because they were sitting in my stomach with a big pile of other stuff.
I don't eat french fries anymore and i bake my mozzerella sticks now.

Brandi · 02-15-2009, 02:37 PM

I had my gallbladder removed when I was 15, always had an issue with fried foods...even the smell of it. Over the years of ignoring being sick, has really done it's damage. I still eat the occasional fried food...but I do it in moderation, with some medication waiting...What have I learnt since my "new way of eating"...baked is good enough for me!! lmao!

Sandie_Zitkus · 02-15-2009, 02:58 PM

I was going to say that if fried foods make you feel sick a bell goes off for me because before I had my gall bladder out I had the same problem. Maybe get it checked, don't wait until it gets infected like I did - bad bad bad stuff, dangerous too. I was very sick.

After gall bladder surgery? I can eat fried foods but I don't want them anymore. Weird.

Brandi · 02-15-2009, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Sandie_Zitkus

After gall bladder surgery? I can eat fried foods but I don't want them anymore. Weird.

Everyone is different. I have really watch fried foods, spicy food and dairy, since my gall bladder surgery. Everyone is different though.

AnnMarie · 02-15-2009, 04:35 PM

I'm not a big fan of anything greasy... it grosses me out. I will eat regular fried fare like chicken fingers, fries, etc... but other than fish and chips, I don't go beyond much of that.

And if it's leaving grease around, or even really greasy pizza.... ick.

Fyreflyintheskye · 02-15-2009, 04:57 PM

it depends on the oils for me... sincerely. I love olive and grapeseed, but carotino is my favorite. I use it making popcorn, potato pancakes, fish, fried dough... you name it. it's delicious

Tracyarts · 02-22-2009, 08:52 AM

I usually wind up in stomach misery after eating almost anything fried, but every once in a while I have a serious craving for french fries or fried seafood, or hot wings. There are a few restaurants whose fried foods have never made me sick, but even so, I don't want to push my luck by overdoing it. As long as I make it a now and then kind of thing and stick to those places I never had trouble with, I can enjoy it and not pay for it later.

Tracy

mybluice · 02-22-2009, 05:24 PM

I've noticed here lately that fried foods tend to make me sick to my stomach..but I believe that is because I generally don't eat them anymore and on the rare occasion that I do they don't sit well.

02-13-2009, 07:41 PM	#1
LalaCity Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 3,051	Am I the only fatty with an aversion to fried foods? In the last few years fried food, especially deep fried fare, has become my enemy. I can't eat it without becoming ill. I'll find myself craving french fries, but I can only have three or four before I start to feel sick. Same is true for hamburger patties, fried chicken, onion rings, just about anything immersed in boiling oil. The only things I can (just barely) tolerate are bacon, perhaps because it's frying in its own fat (why that's different, I don't know -- maybe I'm imagining a difference and fooling myself) and these lightly breaded and fried zucchini/cheese fritter things my mother makes. Anyone with me, or am I a deplorable freak deserving of universal foodie scorn?

02-13-2009, 08:14 PM	#3
Dr. Feelgood intellectual nerd Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: the Twilight Zone Posts: 4,588	Add me to the list. I handle a small amount of fried food once in a while, but greasy food will make me sick. I don't even eat cookies any more; they have more fat than I can deal with! __________________ Now all you women, Don't you come around Unless you weigh 'Bout fo' hundred pound... -- Dr. Feelgood & the Interns

02-14-2009, 11:30 AM	#7
Jon Blaze Dusk Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: San Angelo, Texas Posts: 6,748	It depends on the food, and many times where I go. Like if I eat anything from McDonalds, I get sick, but depending on what kind of Chinese I have, I might come out ok. I consider fried foods ok, but sometimes I choose alternatives if given the choice (I.e. Grilled chicken). __________________ Love people of all sizes!!! History is sometimes more logical than society.- Me :D "Happiness is not stopping to think if you are."- Palmer Sondreal

02-14-2009, 12:01 PM	#8
TearInYourHand Mistress Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: location location. Posts: 878	Within the past few years I've really been concentrating on the quality of foods I put in my body. Since making this change, few fried foods make the cut. I find myself with an aversion to a lot of foods I used to like. It depends more on the quality of the ingredients than the method of preparation for me. A few examples: -Fresh cut frites with mussels from the Belgian pub- yum, these make the cut. -Fried risotto balls from the Neopolitan pizza shop that are stuffed with fresh mozz made in house and fried in olive oil- also still delicious to me. -Fast food chicken nuggets- no way man. -Fried cheese sticks from the nasty delivery pizza place, stuffed with preservatives- no more. -Frozen fresh fries that just come with your meal at restaurants. I find these to be nothing special, and kind of a 'waste' of eating, when I could be eating something delicious! If I am indulging in fried foods, I tend to eat them in small portions. I'll only eat them from places I trust to use quality, natural ingredients. I also don't make them at home (one of the few things) because of the mess and oil disposal. I hope I don't sound like a snob! __________________ :kiss2:

02-14-2009, 05:23 PM	#10
HottiMegan I'm a fat geek! Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Northern California Posts: 9,970	Rarely does my stomach feel okay after fried foods. I ate a bunch of pakoras today (battered fried onions and spinach) and they seemed to be okay but it might because they were sitting in my stomach with a big pile of other stuff. I don't eat french fries anymore and i bake my mozzerella sticks now. __________________ Get in mah belleh! Spoil me! I love a good gift!

02-13-2009, 08:09 PM	#2
Cors Delurking Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Europe Posts: 2,763	I am naturally small and the smell of fried foods makes me nauseous. I do crave greasy stuff once in a while but I can't stomach much. Bacon, baked and even breaded foods are usually fine, but anything battered and deep fried - ugh. I blame it on being brought up on a strict healthy diet by my parents.

02-13-2009, 08:40 PM	#4
fffff Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 187	Fried food does the exact same thing to me. I really think it's one of those foods where if you stop eating it - you'll never want to touch it again. I don't consider it a bad thing because it's not as if you're body needs deep fried anything. But a little while ago I REALLY wanted some tempura, I went to a restaurant and ordered some, and holy fuck I don't think I have ever felt so awful in my life.

02-14-2009, 08:37 AM	#5
lypeaches Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: new york Posts: 1,426	Add me to the list. I don't get sick from eating fried foods, but they're just not generally appealing to me. Just the smell of KFC is a turn off. Once in a blue moon, I'll have some french fries, or some General Tso's Chicken, but that's about it. I can't remember when I last had it, so that tells you something.

02-15-2009, 02:37 PM	#11
Brandi The Emotional Cook Join Date: May 2006 Location: Hamilton, Ontario Posts: 1,933	I had my gallbladder removed when I was 15, always had an issue with fried foods...even the smell of it. Over the years of ignoring being sick, has really done it's damage. I still eat the occasional fried food...but I do it in moderation, with some medication waiting...What have I learnt since my "new way of eating"...baked is good enough for me!! lmao!

02-15-2009, 02:58 PM	#12
Sandie_Zitkus Entrepreneur Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 6,042	I was going to say that if fried foods make you feel sick a bell goes off for me because before I had my gall bladder out I had the same problem. Maybe get it checked, don't wait until it gets infected like I did - bad bad bad stuff, dangerous too. I was very sick. After gall bladder surgery? I can eat fried foods but I don't want them anymore. Weird.

02-15-2009, 04:35 PM	#14
AnnMarie ✰cuddly and terrifying✰ Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Twirly Girl Posts: 16,296	I'm not a big fan of anything greasy... it grosses me out. I will eat regular fried fare like chicken fingers, fries, etc... but other than fish and chips, I don't go beyond much of that. And if it's leaving grease around, or even really greasy pizza.... ick. __________________ So ... yeah.

02-15-2009, 04:57 PM	#15
Fyreflyintheskye ☯tae kwan donut champ☯ Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Merrimack Valley, Massachusetts Posts: 777	it depends on the oils for me... sincerely. I love olive and grapeseed, but carotino is my favorite. I use it making popcorn, potato pancakes, fish, fried dough... you name it. it's delicious __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

02-22-2009, 08:52 AM	#16
Tracyarts Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Just southeast of Houston, TX Posts: 1,987	I usually wind up in stomach misery after eating almost anything fried, but every once in a while I have a serious craving for french fries or fried seafood, or hot wings. There are a few restaurants whose fried foods have never made me sick, but even so, I don't want to push my luck by overdoing it. As long as I make it a now and then kind of thing and stick to those places I never had trouble with, I can enjoy it and not pay for it later. Tracy __________________ My random topics YouTube Vlog:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmA...27t-qZg/videos

02-22-2009, 05:24 PM	#17
mybluice Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 259	I've noticed here lately that fried foods tend to make me sick to my stomach..but I believe that is because I generally don't eat them anymore and on the rare occasion that I do they don't sit well.