Tricking my girlfriend into eating foods she DOESN'T LIKE

Today I'm gonna trick my girlfriend into eating three foods that she doesn't like. First up is ketchup. Brittany says that she doesn't like ketchup because it's too sweet and also too tangy. Which I think is hilarious because what she doesn't know is that you can make barbecue sauce by adding sugar and vinegar to ketchup, which literally makes it sweeter and tangier. And Brittany likes barbecue sauce.

So even though they're covered in what is essentially a seasoned ketchup, I think Brittany's gonna love these barbecue wings. This sauce is so good. I successfully tricked her into eating ketchup, but let's see if I can go three for three. The second ingredient that I'm tricking Brittany into eating is mint.

Brittany insists that she doesn't like mint, but I think that's just because she associates the flavor of mint with gum and ice cream. So she thinks it's weird to use mint on savory food. palates know that these lamb and mint scallion pancake wraps with yogurt sauce and harissa on them are going to be fantastic. That's one of the best wraps I've ever had. And for the third food that I'm tricking Brittany into eating, I'm actually going to be using strawberries. Brittany doesn't really like any berries, but if you ask her why, she can never explain herself. I think

doesn't really like any berries, but if you ask her why, she can never explain herself. I think that's just because she prefers her sweets in the form of chocolate things, so that's why today I'm