That is so amusing: don't get me wrong, but you are the first person "on my way" who doesn't like mushrooms (and who can understand my attitude towards mushrooms, at least theoretically),- and having seen a person who is not a "mushroom gal", like the vast majority, makes me feel inspired.
My best friend (Caitlin, a.k.a. Madam Sarcastra) is a heavy mushroom eater (good for her, lol). My mom is a mushroom hunter and a mushroom luvr either.
I wonder, how do you feel about seaweed?
I'm asking, because i loathe seaweed (since Aug.29th, 2018),- i got poisoned by a good quality seaweed and had scary autoimmune reactions afterwards (it wasn't the first time, just in case). But i've always thought that there's something wrong with this "suspicious substance",- perhaps because it smells like fish.
But when i got poisoned, i asked my acquaintences from "Thermo Fisher Scientific" (former "Life Technologies") about what was wrong with me. And they told me that seaweed is no way a plant-based product (like mushrooms, but in another way), and if my blocky carcass doesn't digest animal products,- then it will gradually reject any suspicious substances, including seaweed. That's why it's forbidden for me to drink boiled Iceland moss (because Iceland moss is a hybrid of an algae, a mushroom and a bacteria).
I'm glad my mom can digest it though, because it's one of her remedies that are keeping her alive, and keeping her malicious podagra from occupying her entire body.