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Change of heart: I suddenly like peanut butter after hating it all my life

August 1, 2008 by Tricia

It’s four in the morning? What am I still doing up?

If I was asleep I wouldn’t have just had a snack disaster! Well … it was a disaster for my taste buds at the very least.

I’ve hated peanut butter all my life. I’ve even written posts about how much I hate peanut butter, but much to my surprise, about two months ago I suddenly got a craving for peanut butter. Why … I’m not sure. No, I’m not pregnant, but I did wonder if I was when these strange yearnings to eat peanut butter started.

The only thing I’ll eat peanut butter on is soda crackers. You know those little crackers you buy to crumble into your soup? The thought of eating a peanut butter cookie or peanut butter or just about anything with peanut butter still disgusts me … but I’ll eat it on crackers it seems.

Usually when I buy a box of soda crackers I get the unsalted kind. We usually only use them in soup. My husbands favorite soup is Chicken noodle and mine is Vegetable and both are way too high in sodium (well unless I make a homemade soup that is) so why add even more salt by using salted crackers.

We ran out of crackers last week and on Sunday when we were grocery shopping the store only had salted crackers. I decided to buy them just in case my peanut butter craving hit again.

Big Mistake!

It tastes horrible! I know because I just had a snack and ughh … that was gross! If I had spread peanut butter on salted soda crackers when I first had my peanut butter craving two month ago my desire to eat peanut butter would have ended right then and there. Absolutely disgusting I tell ‘ya.

Isn’t that weird though? I suddenly got a craving to eat a food that I’ve avoided and hated my whole life for no apparent reason.

My craving really startled my husband. He can still remember me telling him to get away from me or to go and brush his teeth after he’d eaten peanut butter just because I couldn’t stand the smell of it on his breath, so imagine his surprise when I wanted to buy a big jar of the stuff?

Perhaps using peanut butter on my puppies toys (as a treat and to keep her occupied and out of my hair for a while) might have helped trigger this craving?

Have you ever had a sudden change in taste? Craved a food that you hated? If so, what was it?





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About Tricia

Tricia has been creating websites since 1995 and blogging since 2006. She writes on a variety of topics on several sites and has had articles published in a few popular magazines. She's also a Nurse, avid gardener, photographer and pet lover.

Comments

  1. sweet sixteen forever says

    August 1, 2008 at 9:56 am

    Ha! Split pea soup for me!

  2. Liz says

    August 2, 2008 at 12:30 am

    I’ve had some odd cravings in my day, but I can’t recall having any for something I was actually repulsed by. Then again, I haven’t been pregnant yet – so we’ll see.

  3. cellulite butt says

    August 2, 2008 at 7:04 am

    You know, it’s amazing that this phenomenon happens to people all over the world. I had a very similar experience with beef, and steaks in particular. I was just convinced for whatever reason that I didn’t like steak, and even growing up whenever we would have steak, I would always dread it or not enjoy eating it. Then, in very recent years, after getting married, my spouse hipped me to some good steak, and reluctantly I tried it. Boy, was I wrong for missing out on that stuff for years!

  4. easy & quick says

    December 30, 2009 at 8:45 am

    Cravings can be related to nutrients that are most needed by the body. Peanuts are a good source of manganese, niacin, folate, copper and protein.

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