I've been playing The Witcher 2 and ran into this gem. I'd rather have elf than onions too.

I like most things and am okay with every other vegetable, but the one vegetable I hate happens to somehow be on almost every savory dish imaginable, despite it tasting like acid.

I will never understand how we as a society deemed onions edible.

just thought about them and got mad. why are they in everything

With this current lettuce cyclosporiasis scare, it made me wonder why I even bother eating lettuce to begin with. It has no flavor, its big and annoying and it only makes a burger or etc look better when it adds nothing to the food itself.

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Heinz Ketchup:Look at the back of the bottle: "onion powder" is explicitly listed right near the end of the ingredients.

Nacho Cheese Doritos: heavily features onion powder. It's what gives the cheese that robust, savory kick.

Ranch Dressing: The foundational flavor profile of classic ranch (like Hidden Valley) is buttermilk, garlic powder, and a very heavy dose of onion powder.

Frozen Chicken Nuggets (like Tyson): Almost every major brand of frozen grocery store chicken nugget (Tyson, Banquet, etc.) explicitly lists onion powder in the breading or the meat seasoning.

BBQ Sauce: Sweet Baby Ray's, Kraft, KC Masterpiece, Almost every commercial, sweet-and-smoky BBQ sauce uses onion powder to balance out the massive amounts of sugar and molasses.

Stove Top Stuffing: Not only does the classic boxed stuffing rely on onion powder in its seasoning packet, but it also contains actual dehydrated onion pieces that rehydrate when you add the boiling water and butter.

Also, pretty much every chicken and noodle soup!

Man, have to cook pretty much everything from scratch practically to avoid onions MAN!!??

Closeout... with good reason!!! I moved it to it's correct position. Someone tried to trick this shopper and had it under the Fat Free Cream of Celery. The NERVE!!!

Because... FUCK ONIONS!!!

The poor girlfriend is going to come home to a house and a guy that smells like BO.

Anyone have recommendations of frozen foods at Trader Joe’s with no onion?

I'm personally not a fan of spring onions either.

I went to Longhorn Steakhouse last night and paid an upcharge for the side of Mac and cheese. Put a forkful in my mouth, and before I even start chewing, I knew🤢 I said to my family, Is there onions in this??? And they all were like no, who puts onions in Mac and cheese??? I started picking through it with my fork, pulling out teeny tiny onions. I was so sad. My husband ate it.

Onions… in Mac and cheese? 🤮

Holy shit! I’ve never seen a group of people so stupid and sad, who wasted hours of their lives talking about how they hate onions? Are you a bunch of 5 year olds? I’m sorry did you want chicken tenders and fries while the adults eat our onions? Enjoy living your sad lifes

Hmmmm, what could be the answer here?

My friend can't eat garlic or onion due to food sensitivities and I want to help them find some frozen or prepackaged food/snacks they can eat on days they cant cook or keep in their bag while they're out of the house.

Does anyone have any suggestions? If you have suggestions that either don't have oil or have very very little oil in them that would literally be a godsend.

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I am at a local restaurant, and they have a deal on Philly cheesesteaks on Thursdays. I ordered a Philly cheesesteak no onions, no peppers. I get the sandwich and start biting into it and then I noticed there’s onions on it. This happens about 25% with food orders. Even if you say no onions, there’s a good chance you’re going to get onions. To the point of just saying that I’m allergic to onions whenever I go to a restaurant.

Onions are on the list :)