Help the famous food critic confess her childhood eating habits to her readers.

Believe it or not, I didn't use to like vegetables at all. In fact, I only used to eat plain pasta and cheese!

Believe it or not, I didn't use to like vegetables at all.

The negative form is "didn't use to" (without the 'd' on 'use' because "did" already shows the past tense).

In fact, I only used to eat plain pasta and cheese!

For affirmative statements, we use "used to" + bare infinitive.