ya... garlic fucking stinks, but i can't seem to go more than three days without craving a clove of it.. raw.

makes me fucking stink for at least 24. good thing i stay indoors mostly and have no need to impress anyone.

garlic pills dont cut it. i dont know why.

sometimes i manage to break the cycle and i go months or a year or two without eating any garlic (that i am aware of). but once i taste raw garlic i am back to craving it again. i wish i understood why. it's my body that wants it -- not my mouth. it fucking burns and reeks.

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Same here.
I truly don`t get ppl that don`t like it :1orglaugh

I couldn't live without it. :D

eye luv garlick!!!!

garlic is the shiznit

raw for breakfast on toast with tomato and olive oil.. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

I can smell garlic, but can't taste it at all.

Ive always loved it being brought up Italian - my grandmother would fill the house with smells of garlic and tomatoes every Sunday

After I had my heart attack a few years ago, I started eating it again, and it took away a good percentage of the chest pains I would get, as well as reducing my blood pressure amazingly - Im also one that has a stomach reaction to it - so Tums gets used a lot cause I aint giving up the garlic cloves

try stuffing 4 or 5 garlic heads under the skin of a roasting chicken
then cover with rosemary
yum

50 garlic posts

Garlic has numerous health benefits. It's a natural antioxidant. I believe my cooking it in nearly everything is largely responsible for my excellent immunity. Everyone around me will generally go through at least one cold each year, I haven't had one in at least 25 years.:thumbsup

In southern cooking onions, celery and green pepper (bell pepper) are known as the "holy trinity", a base for all great dishes but I have my own trinity: garlic, onions and mushrooms:upsidedow

garlic bread rox

:):):):):)

garlic is good for you

i like enough garlic that it burns my tongue...