Small, salty, hairy, and reeking of fish. Anchovies have to be among the most reviled of foods, especially if you're like most Americans and your first taste experience had them sitting on top of a mediocre pizza. Those dark brown, caterpillar-long, salt-loaded strips tasted plain bad. (Full article: 661 words)
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