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Yup, that seems to be what he was doing the entire time. I wish I knew him to be capable of this kind of hate. I would’ve ended it so many years ago.
If it helps or matters, I think you've given this more chances than most people would have. Where you're concerned, I don't think your parents are the big problem. If you choose to marry someone and convert to her religion, you should have the self confidence to point out that this is the oldest story under the sun. They have a choice to support you or not, but if they force you to choose, they won't like the result. I don't think you're ready to say this, though.
The bigger problem is your life after you would marry. When you converted, this was a massive concession on your part. What are you getting in return? To me, it would involve future kids and some big concessions on her part. Even if she agrees to not raise them in the religion, can you trust this is true?
Finally, when you say you agree with the basic tenets of her religion, I'd guess every major religion has core beliefs that are good guidelines to online by. But the stricter the religion, the more likely it is that those beliefs won't help you. They'll get in your way.
I’m with other people that he overreacted, and that this situation is a red flag. Keep in mind that a red flag is a signal for potential problems, and just one red flag by itself may mean nothing.
I wanted to point out why this might not be a deal-breaker, and perhaps you could discuss it with him further.
First off, when you ate the protein bar, you were technically violating his boundaries, however small they may be. That’s his food, and it seems he saves those for a specific purpose. (He didn’t seem bothered by you eating leftovers from the fridge; he even suggested that! So this isn’t about food, specifically.) This means he fully has the right to be annoyed.
I don’t think he got angry until after you said: “I said it wasn’t a big deal, there were still two left in the box.”
You didn’t apologize for violating his boundary. Instead, you told him it wasn’t a big deal.
Therefore, his anger is justified. He’s not angry about the protein bar. He’s angry that you minimized the problem (and his feelings) instead of apologizing. Ironically, that is a red flag about yourself.
No matter how small a boundary is, if you violate it, you should apologize. Not push it back on them, as if they were the problem.
If I was in his shoes, and you said “Oh, I’m sorry! I didn’t realize those had a specific purpose” I would have immediately calmed down. He could be very different from me, of course.
If you want to play it safe, then end the relationship, of course. That is YOUR boundary to decide if this is a deal-breaker, or not. (I still believe he reacted too strongly.)