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Bananas.
Healthy ✔️ Comes in its own container ✔️ Tasty ✔️
I try one every year thinking this will be my year.
Unfortunately the texture kills me
Ok listen, if you want to get into bananas, you might wanna try banana and Nutella.
I thought it was too minor to bring up, but: Nutella. People rave about it and I love the concept, but it’s just flavorless and waxy. Very anticlimactic
I don’t even like chocolate. But Nutella ? They got me good.
48% oil 48% sugar 4% chocolate
But I f love that crap
While I love bananas so can’t relate, maybe my hatred of tomatoes is similar. I can’t stand the things. However I love tomato sauce and soup and juice. I love salsa, and stews, etc. I love things that tomatoes make. Presumably it’s a texture thing.
Have you tried things with bananas in them, to separate the taste from the texture? Someone else mentioned smoothies, which is a great choice for taste but no banana texture