Imagine being told that one familiar food has to disappear from your life forever. Your choices are ketchup, pickles, chocolate, licorice, cheese, or olives. There is no swapping your answer afterward, and whichever one you choose is said to reveal a hidden part of your personality.

If you picked ketchup, you tend to appreciate simplicity and don’t like unnecessary complications. Giving up pickles suggests you’re adaptable and willing to sacrifice something small to protect the things you value more. Those who eliminate chocolate, meanwhile, are considered highly disciplined and practical, capable of resisting temptation when they believe there is a good reason.

Choosing licorice is associated with independence. You aren’t particularly concerned about following other people’s preferences and are comfortable making decisions that others might question. If cheese was your choice, you’re viewed as adventurous and willing to accept major changes, even when they mean leaving behind something familiar and comforting.

People who choose olives are said to be selective and decisive. You usually know exactly what you like and dislike, and you’re unlikely to pretend otherwise simply to please someone. Once you’ve made up your mind about something, convincing you to reverse that decision can be difficult.

Of course, this playful test isn’t a scientific personality assessment, but that’s part of what makes the choice entertaining. Sometimes the hardest option to eliminate reveals more than the easiest one: it shows what comforts, flavors, and little pleasures you value most. So look at the six choices again—if you could keep only five forever, which one would you sacrifice?