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Dh hates make/collard greens/any type of greens and I looooove them. Also Brussels sprouts!

dh will eat almost anything, lol. he's not a huge fan of artichokes or string beans, which are some of my favorite veggies. I also could eat pasta at every meal and be happy but he's like "enoguh!"

I don't eat a ton of food that he loves though--meat/fish (I'm a vegetarian), oranges, pickles, food that's super spicy, cooked greens....I sound so picky, haha!

DH has a bunch of dietary restrictions, so he can't eat greens, crucifers, cheese, and can't have too much alcohol. Aside from that he doesn't like mushrooms, olives, and fishy fish, like mackerel, sardines, etc. I love everything.

I love all the pasta, but he does not.

I love Thai food and could eat it once a week; he's fine with just a few times a year.

He has never met a sandwich he doesn't love, but I'm much more particular about them.

He eats like a toddler minus the fruit. Applesauce and chicken nuggets would be his diet if it weren't for me. I love everything. He will straight up not eat most things. It's been a point of contention moat of our relationship lol

He hates grapefruit, which I love and mushrooms, which I do like but don't need to eat all the time.
He loves meat and I don't touch it so I think it's a lot worse for him!

Seafood, pulled pork, shredded meats in general, green vegetables.

He is, however, SO much better about food than when we first started dating when I was sort of like uhh how am I going to deal with this very picky eater. I do still wish he would eat more veggies!

Bananas. He hates them. I love them. He's also less into spice than me.

I'm far fussier than him

DH will eat almost anything, but for some reason he hates buffalo wing sauce. I love the stuff.

I've thought of some more - he also hates smoked food, bbq sauce and blue cheese.

I consider myself super lucky in that neither of us are picky. I will say my husband is pretty meh about sweets and, being English, he is horrified by the huge, meat/dairy/carb heavy spreads put on by my Midwestern family at holidays. It's not that he doesn't like it, per se, but he just thinks it's too much. And having been away from that way of eating for so long now, I can definitely see his point.

I don't think there's a single food he won't eat. There are foods he's not crazy about, but he will eat anything. I'm a different story ....

Spaghetti and tomatoes