What is one popular food trend you’ve never been able to get behind?

I never had it and won't buy it for that price. Same with angel chocolate but that one doesn't even look appealing.

I also never had pumpkin spice latte. Firstly, because I don't go to types of places where it's normally served, secondly, when there was the biggest hype around it I didn't drink coffee and lastly, it doesn't even sound good to me.

Mochi - it's okay but nowhere that amazing as Japanophiles try to make you believe. I'm also not paying 5 € for a box with 6 of them. I tried them, were okay but no delicacy I would buy regularly or even for some special occasion.

Lately, I'm starting to think Lindt is a bit overrated too. It's not bad but it's not worth the price they sell it for here. It's not a trend but it's quite popular, has good rap and is often presented as more luxurious.

Ghirardelli has the best Dubai flavor in my opinion. I tried several options and none of them were as good. My family tried it over xmas and loved it.

I mean it's nice, but it's also a bit too much for my taste. Like, yes I love it but it is not the chocolate that comes to mind when I think of chocolate.

Actually Dubai chocolate is great if done right :/ At one point I got addicted. Lol

A few years ago there was this trend of baked pasta with feta cheese and tomatoes. That was overrated imo

Dunkin, Starbucks Coffee, Chick-fil-A (I've never had it tbh)
Chipotle. I tried it finally and I don't see the big deal.
Red Bull- again, never had one
White Claw if it counts. Ewws it tastes like how I imagine booze made out of bear piss would taste.😵
Probably other stuff I'm forgetting.

Same it’s okay but I can’t do a lot of it

Sushi!

i've never had it.. but do you like pistachios?

Avocados

McDonalds!! Tried it ... NEVER AGAIN!!!! YUCK!!!!

I've heard the entire industry was born to cover up a more disgusting and prevalent meaning to the phrase "Dubai chocolate". 🤢😆

eating intestines