Anyone else have a weird eating habits or taste buds ?

I can't eat grapes or oranges even though I like the taste, but I can't stand the texture of the fruit. And I can only eat eggs if they're scrambled

 

Well, I rather eat something salty than sweet which apparently is not that "normal" among my peers. When I was 12 I'd go to the alergy specialist to take a test because every time I'd eat a salad which includes tomatoes my taste buds would get damaged, and after running several tests it happens I'm allergic to prunes (peach, plum, appricot..) some of those I can only drink their juice but I can't eat the fresh fruit or even stand near them at the grocery shop because I'd get a mild crises, and I can't stand near many roses because I'd get an asthma crises which is not funny, and sorry if that limits the typical showing of romanticism/flirting to me. None of that explained the taste buds issue, I just got told by the specialist that so far that's not considered a symptom of having an allergy, it was just a matter that my taste buds are not keen of acid food, so I have to avoid certain vinegars, tomatoes, syrups, sauces, and so on, and sometimes is not funny to go to a restaurant specially when I've been abroad because I have to ask all the time what does the meal contains because of both things, but well, I'm used to it now, is just a matter that other people around me gets used too.
On other food I'm not fan of eating fried eggs, I rather have a tortilla or have them boiled instead.

 

American cheese and chocolate. I honestly don't know why, but it's literally the ultimate remedy to my sweet tooth. xD
I can't have ketchup with my fries, but I'll eat it on a burger or hot dog ONLY if there is also mustard.
When eating cherries (not the sundae ones) I always bite one side off (left or right), then take out the pit, and then eat the other half while pulling out the stem. It's like a science.
I eat tomatos the same way I eat an apple.
And I discovered by mistake that tuna fish tastes amazing with cinnamon.

 

I constantly nibble cinnamon.
I'm also a vegetarian, but don't like grilled or cooked vegetables.

 

Eat the least good tasting part of the meal first, usually the best tasting for last. If I did it every time it would be food OCD. (!)

 

I can relate to this.

I like tea - it's my favourite drink - and like biscuits.
But I can't stand dunking them in the tea.

I do like dunking them in coffee, but I could chuck up when I get to the last bit of the coffee and those bits at the bottom of the cup.

 

It's due in part to my cultural background but I use fish sauce with just about anything savory, which I know most Americans can't stand.

 

I'm a super picky eater and a vegetarian, but I like to eat lemons. Just plain lemons. Sometimes they make me feel a bit sick to my stomach though, so I try to avoid them when I can.

 

Me too . Sometimes you have a feeling that things are just right... and very delicious to eat

Have you tried lemon juice with drinking water, maybe warm ? Possibly with a bit of brown sugar, from organic sources (if you're not allergic) ?

 

So am I, but my what could be called "weird habbit" in eating could be that I eat cheese in almost my everymeal expect when I'm having a soup or something, other than that, I always have cheese on a plate right next to what is on the menu.

Oh, and I also like to eat pasta with bread, it's the culture of my country that we consume bread in almost our every meal regardless of what we're having.