I usesd to believe that eating orange peel would give you worms. so used to eat it anyway out of spite.

troy

I made my little sister and my little cousins believe that when they took the skin off oranges the orange pulp was bugs.

Chane

When I was younger my older brother convinced me that cornflakes were made of elephants, which caused me to avoid them like the plague for all of three days, during which time I confined myself to weetabix.

Anon

when i was small my mother used to coock spaghetti.when il swallow one i will think that a snake came in my mouth

monica milovanovic

I used to tell my sister that beets were giant beetle hearts, thats why it was red. Then I would eat it and front of her. To this day, she can't eat beets.

leohauoli

i used to believe, and was told, that there was fish eyes/eges in tapioca pudding. I have never aten it since.

Anon

When I was little my father told me that tapioca pudding had fish eyes in it. I believed him since the jelly substance resembled that of fish eyes. Today, I still can't eat tapioca pudding.

Leah

I always thought that duck sauce (from chinese restaurants) was duck poop.

emily

i used to believe that was a meat called 'coney'. My nan told me i was eating coney stew....but infact it was rabbit.

smell

My husband believed (up until I set him straight) that Creamsicles were disgusting, because there was sour cream in the middle.

Ginger

When my little sister was about 4 i told her that tinned spaghetti was actually dead worms stuck in a tin.

The Otherday at 19 yrs old i invited her over and only had spaghetti on toast on offer and she said she couldnt eat it because it makes her feel violently sick ever since i told her it was dead worms and she believed me lol

Hellybell

My sister was such a mean person when we were younger, she'd make up lies to try and scare me. The two that stick with me today is that the chocolate chips in Cookie Crunch are actually maggots, and tapioca pudding is fish eggs. I can't even look at either of them to this day.

Kalie Rose

When I was (very) young, I believed that sausages were Pig poo. Yum.

CrystalTips

when i was about 7 years old my family wanted to go to Ryans for dinner. i after i ate me plate, i went to the desert bar and i had seen some nice, red jello. i got a BIG bowl full and when i got back to the table, my twin sister said, "do you know what jello is made out of?" i said no. my sister said that it was made from pig skins. i just look at my BIG bowl of jello and i didnt eat it. my mom was talking bout the children who didnt have food to eat and i was selfish to waste my food. i didnt eat jello untill i was 12 years old.

joslyne anderson

I learned my first 'naughty' words in the 6th grade. I also stopped eating fish-sticks in the 6th grade. If you say fish-sticks fast enough they sound a little gross... I still can't get myself to eat them.

emily

I used to believe that Limabeans would kill you if you didn't eat them.
I flushed them down the toilet.

Lima

I remember my mother telling me that I would grow potatoes in my ears if I didn't clean them. I didn't want to eat potatoes for a long time after that, for fear of whose ears she harvested them from!

Mojo!

I used to believe that tapioca pudding was made from fish eggs. I ate it anyways, even though I hate fish! (Yeah, I'm weird!)

Mojo!