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> Green peppers are nasty and food-destroying in my opinion, which immediately removes over half the vegetarian options out there I'm a flexitarian, but I'm pr
by michaelmior 10y ago
> Green peppers are nasty and food-destroying in my opinion, which immediately removes over half the vegetarian options out there
I'm a flexitarian, but I'm pretty veggie heavy and have been mostly vegetarian for significant periods of time. I very rarely come across foods with green peppers.
- sehutson 10y agoI never noticed it until I finally committed to going fully vegetarian (and thus, stopped considering the non-veg options as possibilities if the veg option was unappealing...making unappealing vegetarian options a lot more noticeable). It doesn't happen everywhere, but I know what he/she is talking about. In sandwich shops and some places with tacos and wraps, it's not uncommon to find just one dish that's properly vegetarian - often some mix of peppers, onions, squash, etc. I've always been puzzled by it, considering they tend to be somewhat polarizing vegetables. Something like beans, potatoes, rice, even corn - those things are much more broadly appealing, filling, and probably cheaper, too. I also find that a lot of places/people don't know much about vegetarian cooking and they seem to think the only way to cure the blandness is to toss in peppers and onions.
- hx87 10y ago> beans, potatoes, rice, even corn - those things are much more broadly appealing, filling Far more bland and full of carbs, too, so they may be more polarizing than you think.