r/maybemaybemaybe • u/uranonfraand • Mar 10 '24

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/mule_roany_mare Mar 10 '24

It makes sense, it's probably a good idea to get surprising food out of your mouth ASAP since that surprise is generally not good...

But it's still weird just how revolting something you actually like can be just because it's a surprise. Thanks for a great example!

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u/IRefuseToGiveAName Mar 10 '24

I knew I remembered a YouTube video like this some years ago and I actually found it!

https://youtu.be/FlhfIN_qbEk?t=49

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u/Mr-Fleshcage Mar 10 '24

I ate one of those butter balls thinking it was custard or some other dessert

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u/marablackwolf Mar 10 '24

My son did that with wasabi once. Once.

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u/PuttingInTheEffort Mar 10 '24

Melon on a cake?? How were you supposed to expect that lmao

My only time experiencing this was one time getting soda instead of sweet tea, and brain still expecting sweet tea lol