What's the weirdest food combo you (or someone you know) eat? (1 Viewer)

[Citizen87645]

There's been a bit of a mayo trend in Chinese/Japanese cuisine. I like mayo, but when it replaced the usual glaze on Chinese Honey Walnut Shrimp it was a travesty.

My dad used to make Miracle Whip and grape jelly sandwiches.

He also likes to drink straight pickle juice.

 

[Matt^Brown]

I must admit that everything mentioned in this thread sounds absolutely disgusting. I eat very basic things and never mix and match foods. However Holadem made me think about the two things that I do that I notice people find unusual. I put either thousand island salad dressing or butter on almost all red or white meat that I eat. I don't mean a little dab of butter either. I like a dime size of cold butter with each bite that I take. This means that when I eat at home I usual set a tub of butter in front of me or just scoop out about two tablespoons onto my plate.

 

[Tino]

I regularly eat cereal with milk and coffee.

Deeeelicious!

 

[MarkHastings]

Isn't that the recipe for almost every chinese dish??? Sweet & Sour Pork, Chicken, Fish, etc.

 

[Ricardo C]

That reminds me, my mom likes to take a pack of saltine crackers (three crackers), crush them, and add them to a latte, as if it were cereal. She says it's the best snack in the world.

 

[Kevin Hewell]

I eat a lot of (East) Asian food so I'm very used to that combination.

 

[Mike Fassler]

my pregnant wife likes hot sauce(crystal) on pickles, and BBQ sauce on eggs! does that count?

 

[ZacharyTait]

When my mom was pregnant with me, she had pistachio ice cream with pickles. Maybe that's why I hate pickles.

 

[Robert_Gaither]

Jelly with scrambled eggs is one of my father's favorites. He also likes a mix of honey, ketchup, and mustard with fries. I with those who don't believe mixing sweets with meats (can't stand honeyed ham) or salted items with very rare exceptions (certain Oriental dishes).

One of the few items I have eaten that makes some question my sanity is salsa on fries, mmmh.

 

[Seth=L]

My whole step family uses ketchup on everything. The most common is mac&cheese though. I know this is pretty popular to do, but I still think that it is strange. Ketchup and Mac&Cheese,....nasty.

 

[MarkHastings]

Mac & Cheese with Stewed Tomatoes is very common, so I guess I can see the ketchup alternative as a cheap substitute...but yeah, it sounds gross.

My brother mixes mustard into his mashed potatoes until they're all yellow. Not very gross, but it's not so appetizing to me.

 

[mylan]

Maybe not so weird but my wife thinks so, A-1 sauce on my baked potato.

 

[WillG]

I can tell you a soft, white bread chocolate bar sandwich is better that one would imagine. Haven't had one in many years, though.

 

[Chris Souders]

grapes and nacho cheese doritoes

 

[Yee-Ming]

We sometimes do mashed potatoes with a little wasabi, so the mash is very slightly green...

 

[Brian Johnson]

Me too again. A-1, Baco Bits, and a little butter on a baked potato is good stuff. Maybe a bit of cheese? Yum.

The cheetos/PB&J sounds pretty good.

 

[Tim Maynard]

I always liked chocolate hail in a sandwich.
Used to put sugar on tomatoes; that used to be tasty.

 

[johnADA]

My wife thinks I'm nut, but I tell her its getting mixed in my throat and stomach, so whats the big deal.
Salt on melons
Fluff as a dip for chips
Peanut butter and onions or anything else around
Any sandwich taken to work along with any chips, cheese puffs etc added on the sandwich

 

[dany]

My dad use to get a glass of buttermilk and crumble crackers and bread in it. Stir and eat with spoon.
Me,i love my spuds and onions and hotdogs cut up and in a frypan until brown. Served with cats up.

 

[Dave Poehlman]

Whenever I eat dill pickles.. I get a craving for a cold glass of milk.... sometimes orange juice.