Yum or Yuck? (ReRevived)

Yum! Funny because I never liked aubergine until a few years before.

Rice pudding?
 
Yum!

Hazelnut dacquoise?
 
Yuck! Very weird combination for me, and I am laughing when I am thinking off the taste of these two together !!



Let's get more weird; Chocolate Brownie with Red Chilli and Garlic Topping ?
 
Yum, though never ate it but looks nice in image!









Was not able to recall the dish at the moment so I went up on web to search random dishes across the world, and came across this :

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Yemista | Traditional Vegetable Dish From Greece | TasteAtlas

Yemista or gemista is a Greek dish traditionally consisting of vegetables such as tomatoes and green peppers that are stuffed with rice and vegetables' inner parts. The stuffed vegetables are then baked in the oven
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Dal tadka | Traditional Stew From Northern India | TasteAtlas

Dal tadka or tadkewali dal is a traditional legume-based dish originating from the northern parts of India. Although there are variations, the dish is usually prepared with toor dal (split yellow pigeon peas), garlic, ginger, onions, tomatoes, garam masala, chili peppers, ghee, cumin, coriander...
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They are ranked 7th and 8th respectively in their website consisting of vegetarian dishes. Looked nice to me on first look !
 
Burritos are generally a yum, but not for breakfast. Yuck I guess.

Häagen-Dazs ice cream ?

Spoiler:
 
Yum! They are looking nice and tasty. Is there any difference in it for major ingredients used ?



A full box of Ferrero Rocher ?
 
... which is apparently either an ice coffee or a chocolate bar I've never heard of. The former is a yuck... the latter probably a yum judging from the ingredients.

Licorice ?
 
Sounds Yum, as per Google. It is written that it is found in Western Asia, but I am on Eastern side, hence I had never ate it all !!



Star Anise ?
 
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