You like most of the seafood dishes in this quiz! You don't shy away from trying new food, and most of the time, you're content with whatever's set in front of you.
There are two types of people in the world --- those that love seafood and those who think that seafood is a bit unnecessary. Seafood fans appreciate the flavor of the sea, and know that there are few things in life that taste as divine on your tongue as an expertly prepared lobster, a platter of grilled shrimps or a plate of freshly cooked salmon. Some picky eaters find that fish, oysters, and seafood in general are disgusting, and won't eat anything unless it's grown on land.
Which camp of diners do you belong to? Are you the sort who enjoy the succulence and flavor of meat from the ocean? Do you find that the texture of seafood is slippery and revolting? Just how picky of an eater are you? Choose the seafood dishes that you would say yes or no to, and we'll reveal the truth by the end of this quiz!
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Yes,I like seafood,I see food then I eat 😁
Not picky at all
You’re Not Picky at All! 👍
Picky eater
Yes I am a picky eater
Not picky
You like most of the seafood dishes in this quiz! You don’t shy away from trying new food, and most of the time, you’re content with whatever’s set in front of you.
I said yum to all of them but correct. I LOVE seafood and I only dislike about 5 foods
I got picky eater and they’re right I’m a picky eater
Right this time but also wrong. I am a picky eater but I never order chicken fingers. I am vegan which is why I voted ‘Yuck’ to all questions.
I`m not picky at all, you asked the wrong person on this quiz, because I love seafood. I eat seafood at least twice a week. Those seafood sticks in Australia we call them fish fingers.
Me too. I said no to the lobster and oyster dishes because they had been spoiled with the extras. Lobster should have just a smear of butter, oysters down the hatch straight out of the shell as soon as opened.
same in England