uneatable

For years, many of them, along with their lawyers and families, have complained — to no avail — about horrific conditions, such as nonfunctioning toilets and sinks, solitary confinement, uneatable meals, and inability to meet with counsel.

It would be no surprise to hear disdain for bitcoin, which Buffett has called "rat poison squared" and Munger termed "the pursuit of the uneatable by the unspeakable."

He likened it to Oscar Wilde’s definition of fox hunting, calling it “the pursuit of the uneatable by the unspeakable.”

The place in Tribeca is shockingly bad, the food uneatable actually.

In the end, I have a rich sauce with a flavour rather close to the farmyard, but not uneatable.