10 Foods With the Most Icky Textures

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Durian

Known for its strong smell and creamy, custard-like texture, durian can be polarizing due to its unique texture.

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Okra

Okra has a slimy texture when cooked, which some people find off-putting.

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Oysters

Oysters have a slippery and slimy texture, often described as "slurpy," which can be challenging for those who dislike slimy textures.

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Tofu

Silken tofu, in particular, has a soft and almost gelatinous texture that some may find unpleasant.

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Chia Seeds

When mixed with liquid, chia seeds develop a gel-like texture that can be a bit slimy.

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Caviar

 Caviar has small, bursting beads that some people may find slimy or oily in texture.

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Jellyfish

Jellyfish, often consumed in Asian cuisine, has a gelatinous and chewy texture that can be an acquired taste.

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Natto

A traditional Japanese dish made from fermented soybeans, natto has a sticky and slimy texture that can be challenging for newcomers.

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Seaweed

Certain types of seaweed, such as hijiki or wakame, can have a slippery or slimy texture when rehydrated.

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Escargot

Escargot, or cooked snails, have a chewy and slightly rubbery texture that may be off-putting for some.

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