CarrionCrow: Hmm. Seems like my issue has more to do with texture.
I prefer blue cheese to some other items (unless it's been sitting long enough to develop that lovely odor that reminds me of someone's gym shoes when they really, REALLY need to be washed).
Not sure about differences in yogurt, the Greek type just strikes me as being especially tart compared to other kinds. Buttermilk gets used for its acidity but certainly not to drink, and sour cream is something to avoid since it goes well with so many things for me. -laughs-
Chicken feet? No. Escargot? No. Venison? Plenty of meat around without blasting a deer to get some.
As for caviar, that just strikes me as something that became a luxury item as a goof. Someone with a sense of humor (and presumably a disdain for their witless company) started saying that fish eggs were the height of sophisticated dining, and like absolute dullards their company all decided that they needed to start eating fish eggs immediately.
I'll occasionally have a blue cheese salad dressing, but there are some milder ones out there and I prefer those. Generally I avoid even blue cheese and gorgonzola crumbled on salads and such.
I'll sometimes have fish eggs as part of a sushi roll, but I don't eat sushi often and I generally order sashimi and nigiri.
I know some really picky eaters that won't try much. But, I can say, I have tried almost everything I list. Don't see much point in attempting chicken feet, though. :) I do know a guy who claims chicken feet are his favorite food. He is indeed a Sinophile and travels to China as a tourist once every few years.
I don't hunt for a number of reasons. But when I lived in Austin in 2010 I hung out at a house where there was always cooking going on. (All nighters before University of Texas football games over the brisket pit.) They were gifted a large amount of venison backstrap one time. Which I guess is prized by some for the tenderness? Super-gamey. <shivers again>