Odd food marriages

[Keller]

After Stretch's thread, I wanted to start a new thread in which we can all either (1) admit an odd food habit we have or (2) discuss disgusting combination we've seen others eat.

I'll go first:

1) I eat green peas (frozen then nuked to hot) with A-1 sauce.

2) I dip my grilled cheese sandwiches in BBQ sauce.

3) I put ketchup on pot-pies. This one pisses my wife off in particular because she makes home-made, and very tasty, pies. But I think they're better with a little ketchup.

[Stretch]

1) Ketchup and cottage cheese

2) I'll make a sandwich out of any leftover - including spaghetti

3) Ice cream + corn flakes

[nub]

I know ranch is a common thing but...

Anytime I make any type of pasta that has marinera my girlfriend empties half a bottle of ranch into it and mixes it.

As for me, I have to have something crunchy with anything soft.

So if I eat pancakes I eat them with tostitos.

[Keller]

1) Ketchup and cottage cheese


My grandpa used to drown his scrambled eggs in ketchup. I realize this is a relatively normal behavior -- but it always disgusted me as a kid and I assume this would do the same.

There is just something about the two textures combining that gives me the willies.

[Keller]

So if I eat pancakes I eat them with tostitos.

Try putting some walnuts into the pancake batter.

[Stretch]

My grandpa used to drown his scrambled eggs in ketchup. I realize this is a relatively normal behavior -- but it always disgusted me as a kid and I assume this would do the same.

There is just something about the two textures combining that gives me the willies.

I put dabs of ketchup on my scrambled eggs, but I assumed it was normal enough that I didn't post it...

[CrystalTears]

http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=36555&highlight=food

I'll humor you.

When eating at Outback, if we have the cheesy fries, I like to eat them with ketchup and the ranch dressing that comes with it. It totally grosses my husband out so I stick to the ketchup.

I like putting ketchup on my ham and cheese sammiches.

[Stretch]

I obviously have an unhealthy obsession with food.

[Liagala]

When I was a kid, I used to mix all of my Thanksgiving dinner together before eating (except the stuffing). Mashed potatoes, squash, peas, turkey, and gravy turned into this pale orange lumpy mass on my plate. It tasted great.

When I make raman, I usually end up putting about 3/4 of the bag in the water to cook, and eating the rest crunchy.

I mash my ice cream up with my spoon until it starts to melt and gets to the consistency of soft-serve.

I eat the chocolate on the edges of a Reese's peanut butter cup, then eat the peanut butter inside (those big cup ones are awesome for this).

I make BLTs with mustard instead of mayo.

[CrystalTears]

All these threads today are making me hungry.

[Keller]

http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=36555&highlight=food

I'll humor you.

When eating at Outback, if we have the cheesy fries, I like to eat them with ketchup and the ranch dressing that comes with it. It totally grosses my husband out so I stick to the ketchup.

I like putting ketchup on my ham and cheese sammiches.

This is more for disgusting (outwardly to others) food combinations, not just odd habits.

But for what it's worth -- I hate that you even mentioned those fries. They are so fucking good but so fucking disgustingly bad for you at the same time.

[Allereli]

french fries w/ ranch dressing ftw

[Sean of the Thread]

After Stretch's thread, I wanted to start a new thread in which we can all either (1) admit an odd food habit we have or (2) discuss disgusting combination we've seen others eat.

I'll go first:

1) I eat green peas (frozen then nuked to hot) with A-1 sauce.

2) I dip my grilled cheese sandwiches in BBQ sauce.

3) I put ketchup on pot-pies. This one pisses my wife off in particular because she makes home-made, and very tasty, pies. But I think they're better with a little ketchup.

1) check. I do that as well.
2) check.
3) nope. I put A-1 in my pot pies and then mix it up crust and all.

[Keller]

I thought of one more.

I use peanut butter (creamy of course) in my beef chilli (in the cooking process, not as a topping).

[Sean of the Thread]

When I was a kid, I used to mix all of my Thanksgiving dinner together before eating (except the stuffing). Mashed potatoes, squash, peas, turkey, and gravy turned into this pale orange lumpy mass on my plate. It tasted great.




I normally mix the corn the stuffing the mash and the turkey into one big bowl and chow it. Delicious.

[nub]

Hmm I haven't had ramen in a while, well since college, although they are horrible for you, I think I'll start getting them again.

When the ramen was done I would always add in graded cheese.

[CrystalTears]

This is more for disgusting (outwardly to others) food combinations, not just odd habits.Yeah I realized that after I kept reading, but left the link for posterity anyway. :)


But for what it's worth -- I hate that you even mentioned those fries. They are so fucking good but so fucking disgustingly bad for you at the same time.No worries, I hate myself too. My husband and I would just share them as our meal with a margarita or a beer. But once I started being good to my body and found out the thing has over 2900 calories, I cried myself to sleep and haven't gone back.

[Sean of the Thread]

I eat my steaks practically mooing and it grosses out almost anyone at the table. Seriously wtf good is a well done steak? Go chew on a leather boot.. it would probably taste better.

[Keller]

No worries, I hate myself too. My husband and I would just share them as our meal with a margarita or a beer. But once I started being good to my body and found out the thing has over 2900 calories, I cried myself to sleep and haven't gone back.

The weird thing is -- my friend and I used to do the same in high school (except with a soda instead of a beer). I weighed 30 lbs less in high school. I think I need to eat more mounds of french fries covered in cheese, bacon, sour cream, etc as part of my diet!

[Jorddyn]

Ramen + Ranch (but haven't really eaten Ramen in years)

Wendy's Frosty + French Fries = godliness

[Beguiler]

1) macaroni and cheese with Heinz 57 steak sauce

2) I mix salad dressings (ranch/french, vinaigrette/blue cheese, and so on)

3) crunchy peanut butter and cheese sandwiches

[Keller]

I eat my steaks practically mooing and it grosses out almost anyone at the table. Seriously wtf good is a well done steak? Go chew on a leather boot.. it would probably taste better.

I always get my steak seared rare and my hamburger medium rare.

I concur that it grosses other people out. But what's weird, is their medium well steaks disgust me. I wont eat out at nice restaurants with my sister because I'm embarrassed everytime she orders her steak well done.

[Sean of the Thread]

Is it odd that I'm not finding most of these other than the 1/4 crunchy noodles to be odd food marriages?

I do or have done almost everything someone has listed so far.

[CrystalTears]

Wendy's Frosty + French Fries = godliness
Yes please!

As a matter of fact, a long time ago my aunt's boyfriend took us out to eat ice cream and he ordered a plate of fries. We looked at him as though he had three heads. But once we got the big bowl of ice cream with all the toppings, we dipped the fries and it was so fucking good. From then on, I've loved foods that have sweet and salty tastes at the same time.

I'm drooling now. Stop it!

[Sean of the Thread]

I always get my steak seared rare and my hamburger medium rare.

I concur that it grosses other people out. But what's weird, is their medium well steaks disgust me. I wont eat out at nice restaurants with my sister because I'm embarrassed everytime she orders her steak well done.


That's how I get mine. Seared rare.. comes out perfect.


I'll add one of my bachelor oddities. I'd cook sauerkraut with either kielbasa or any sort of hot dog in a casing (Ziegler's being my favorite) and reduce it down with three shots of jager added. Then eat it on cuban bread grilled in a George Foreman.

[Liagala]

This is more for disgusting (outwardly to others) food combinations, not just odd habits.

In that case... my grandfather drinks the cheap wine that comes in gallon bottles. He'll pour a glass, drop a raw egg in, add some salt and pepper, and down the whole mess. He also adds ketchup to cream of wheat.

[nub]

Yes please!

As a matter of fact, a long time ago my aunt's boyfriend took us out to eat ice cream and he ordered a plate of fries. We looked at him as though he had three heads. But once we got the big bowl of ice cream with all the toppings, we dipped the fries and it was so fucking good. From then on, I've loved foods that have sweet and salty tastes at the same time.

I'm drooling now. Stop it!

Yeah That's why I do the tostitos with pancakes, the sale and sugar blends well there.

[Keller]

In that case... my grandfather drinks the cheap wine that comes in gallon bottles. He'll pour a glass, drop a raw egg in, add some salt and pepper, and down the whole mess. He also adds ketchup to cream of wheat.

Red wine + raw egg = winner for most disgusting thus far.

[MotleyCrew]

That's how I get mine. Seared rare.. comes out perfect.

Eat it raw like a real man. ;)


Peanut butter and dill pickle sandwiches....ftw

[Parkbandit]

Cottage cheese and maple syrup

Cucumbers and vinegar and a dash of sugar

French fries and malt vinegar (but I still prefer ketchup)

[CrystalTears]

Cottage cheese and maple syrup
Holy crap, you win.

[ElanthianSiren]

French fries and malt vinegar (but I still prefer ketchup)

that's soooo PA dutch (and sooo good). I used to eat both (vinegar and ketchup) and lots of salt.

[BigWorm]

1) Ketchup and cottage cheese

2) I'll make a sandwich out of any leftover - including spaghetti

3) Ice cream + corn flakes

Personally, I find cottage cheese, even by itself, inedible. Also, the corn flakes and ice cream thing is pretty popular. Ever had deep fried ice cream?


I mash my ice cream up with my spoon until it starts to melt and gets to the consistency of soft-serve.

I make BLTs with mustard instead of mayo.

I used to always do that with my ice cream. Also, BLTs need no condiments other than possibly more bacon


I thought of one more.

I use peanut butter (creamy of course) in my beef chilli (in the cooking process, not as a topping).

This actually isn't as uncommon as you'd think. I've known other people who use PB. Cocoa is another chili ingredient that is fairly popular but most people wouldn't think of.


I always get my steak seared rare and my hamburger medium rare.

I concur that it grosses other people out. But what's weird, is their medium well steaks disgust me. I wont eat out at nice restaurants with my sister because I'm embarrassed everytime she orders her steak well done.

I like a rare steak, though I usually do mine midrare, but I like my burgers mid well or so.

[Ashliana]

I like ordering turkey subs (plain--just the bread/turkey) and adding in either nacho cheese Doritos or Lays chips on top of the turkey and eating it like that, rather than separate from the sandwich. I've gotten a few weird looks, but it's good and essentially the same as not.

Edit: I also like dipping turkey subs (not with the chips inside) in chicken noodle soup. Delicious.

[Moist Happenings]

Barbecue chicken or meatball sandwiches with mayonnaise and swiss cheese.

[Cephalopod]

Most of these aren't sounding too odd to me...

I like to eat smoked oysters and sardines straight out of the can... but that's not too odd, either.

Re: rare steaks-- I was always told growing up that no self-respecting chef would make a steak well done. That kinda stuck with me, because I would never order a steak anything other than rare.

[Moist Happenings]

Rare is good. Chicago blue is pushing it too far. Pink = good. Purple = Still needs to be killed.

I grew up being told the same thing though.

[Nilandia]

French fries and malt vinegar (but I still prefer ketchup)
Awesomeness. I haven't had fries with vinegar in a while, but now you got me craving them bad.

For myself, I enjoy dipping my grilled cheese in ketchup or tomato soup, though I've been told that's not that uncommon.

The weirdest thing I can think of that I like are peanut butter and barbecue chip sandwiches. So good!

My friends adore peanut butter and mayonnaise sandwiches for some reason. Blech!

Gretchen

[Methais]

http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=36555&highlight=food

I'll humor you.

When eating at Outback, if we have the cheesy fries, I like to eat them with ketchup and the ranch dressing that comes with it. It totally grosses my husband out so I stick to the ketchup.

I like putting ketchup on my ham and cheese sammiches.

Did you know....

1. The Worst Food in America
Outback Steakhouse Aussie Cheese Fries with Ranch Dressing
2,900 calories
182 g fat 240 g carbs

Even if you split this "starter" with three friends, you'll have downed a dinner's worth of calories before your entree arrives. Follow this up with a steak, sides, and a dessert and you could easily break the 3,500 calorie barrier.

http://www.menshealth.com/20worst/worstfood.html

[CrystalTears]

lrn2read whole thread! I said that later! :(

[Methais]

I DON'T WANNA READ THE WHOLE THREAD!!!!!!!!11

[Daniel]

I always get my steak seared rare and my hamburger medium rare.

I concur that it grosses other people out. But what's weird, is their medium well steaks disgust me. I wont eat out at nice restaurants with my sister because I'm embarrassed everytime she orders her steak well done.

Have you discovered Chef Geof's happy hour yet?

[Methais]

One of my ex gfs used to eat raw Ramen. Open the package and just start chomping it like a huge cracker.

I tried it once. It tasted like a plastic fork.

[Keller]

Have you discovered Chef Geof's happy hour yet?

Nope. But I just looked at their menu and it actually looks pretty good.

We've been doing the Appetite Stimulus Plan Week so I don't know if we'll fit it in until sometime after Thanksgiving -- but I would like to try it sometime.

[Daniel]

Nope. But I just looked at their menu and it actually looks pretty good.

We've been doing the Appetite Stimulus Plan Week so I don't know if we'll fit it in until sometime after Thanksgiving -- but I would like to try it sometime.

Great Restaurant.

Monday, Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday is Happy hour all day. Happy hour is $5 Gourmet Burgers, $8 Dollar Pizza and 32 oz beer on tap for 8 bucks, Glass of wine 6 bucks.

I may go sunday after thanksgiving before football games if you're interested.

[Keller]

Great Restaurant.

Monday, Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday is Happy hour all day. Happy hour is $5 Gourmet Burgers, $8 Dollar Pizza and 32 oz beer on tap for 8 bucks, Glass of wine 6 bucks.

I may go sunday after thanksgiving before football games if you're interested.

That might work. I'll PM you to set it up.

[Sweets]

My hubby likes to melt cheddar cheese on his apple pie. It grosses my father completely out. I like wasabi with anything. Steak and eggs with a dab of wasabi on my plate. Heaven.

Earlier I had a craving for mashed potatoes with Thai peanut sauce and Thai sweet and spicy sauce on the side. Yum. If there's a sauce out there I don't like, I haven't met it.

[Vesi]

Peanut butter and lettuce sandwiches.
Eggs with tabasco and/or ketchup.
French fries with mayo. (course they do this in parts of Europe)
Fried onion sandwiches with mayo, ketchup and tons of black pepper. (though
haven't done that one for years)
I also will eat pretty much any vegetable raw... but don't think that is really odd.

[Jorddyn]

Stuffing with giblets, apparently.

[Mighty Nikkisaurus]

I'll add one of my bachelor oddities. I'd cook sauerkraut with either kielbasa or any sort of hot dog in a casing (Ziegler's being my favorite) and reduce it down with three shots of jager added. Then eat it on cuban bread grilled in a George Foreman.

I don't really like kraut, but this sounds freaking delicious.

Food marriages:

jam with sour cream, on toast or french toast
wasabi strawberry ice cream
Grapefruit with white chocolate
maple syrup w/ ricotta cheese
carrots dipped in cottage cheese
banana cupcake with pb frosting and some crumbled bacon on top
cinnamon on steak (cooked with it)
cayenne pepper with chocolate

[Proxy]

Cucumbers and vinegar and a dash of sugar

French fries and malt vinegar (but I still prefer ketchup)

Thats some good eats. Try brown sugar w/ the cucumbres though, and toss in a bit of white pepper.

[Sweets]

I don't really like kraut, but this sounds freaking delicious.

Food marriages:

jam with sour cream, on toast or french toast
wasabi strawberry ice cream
Grapefruit with white chocolate
maple syrup w/ ricotta cheese
carrots dipped in cottage cheese
banana cupcake with pb frosting and some crumbled bacon on top
cinnamon on steak (cooked with it)
cayenne pepper with chocolate

Where the hell can I get that?

[Jorddyn]

cayenne pepper with chocolate

Hell yes.

I've taken to using cocoa powder instead of hot chocolate mix, and adding a bit of cayenne makes it even better.

[Mighty Nikkisaurus]

Where the hell can I get that?

I make it myself!

[Sean of the Thread]

I'm so fucking starving after this thread. :(

[Cephalopod]

Eggs with tabasco and/or ketchup.

This is totally normal. However, replace Tabasco with Frank's.

[Sean of the Thread]

There is no replacement for Tabasco on eggs.

[Cephalopod]

Food marriages:

jam with sour cream, on toast or french toast
wasabi strawberry ice cream
Grapefruit with white chocolate
maple syrup w/ ricotta cheese
banana cupcake with pb frosting and some crumbled bacon on top
cinnamon on steak (cooked with it)
cayenne pepper with chocolate

Every single one of these sounds great. (I deleted the carrots w/ cottage cheese, 'cause that's just boring.)

[Cephalopod]

There is no replacement for Tabasco on eggs.

http://www.franksredhot.com/

Good on everything.

We need a 'What's the best hot sauce?' thread.

[Parkbandit]

Holy crap, you win.

It happened on accident one time.. and I liked it. Now I'll just take a small carton of cottage cheese (small curd) and pour some real maple syrup over the top and boom.. instant goodness.

Sounds gross as all hell.. but try it.

[CrystalTears]

Actually anyone who eats anything with cottage cheese gets my sympathy. I can't stand the stuff, and lord knows I've tried eating it with fruit and sugar and whatnot to no avail.

[Cephalopod]

Cottage Cheese + Apple Butter (http://www.musselmans.com/AppleButter.aspx) = win.

[Jorddyn]

Cottage Cheese + Tomatoes + Lots of Pepper = lots of delicious

[Nilandia]

Boring combination compared to what's been posted before, but I love cottage cheese with bananas.

Gretchen

[Mighty Nikkisaurus]

Oh here's another one.

My morning smoothie usually consists of carob powder, 1 tbs. peanut butter, frozen banana, and a couple handful of baby spinach leaves.

You can't taste the spinach at all but it's a good way of getting veggies in the morning.

[B2]

So you know that SNL skit about the shredded lettuce and mayo in a bag? I never understood why it was funny, because I LOVE warn shredded lettuce and mayo. Put it on any sandwich and it's instantly great.

Speaking of sandwiches, I love green olive and cream cheese sandwiches.

I love cottage cheese and tomato too, but with cucumbers, salt and maybe a little sour cream if I have it.

I put creamed corn and canned peas in my mac n cheese.

Those are the only things I can think of at the moment that would turn heads.

[diethx]

Eggs with...ketchup.
French fries with mayo.

I don't find the eggs odd at all, in fact i'd say there were more people i've eaten eggs (or spoken to about this) who used ketchup than those who didn't.

And I LOVE my fries with mayo. Don't bother with ketchup anymore.


I love melting a slice and a half of Kraft american cheese in my beef ramen. It grossed me out when it was first shown to me, but it's damn delicious. And sometimes i'll nuke a couple of hot dogs, cut them up and throw them in. Deliciousness!

[diethx]

Hm, I wonder if i'll like cottage cheese if I tried it today. I didn't used to like it, but I also used to hate all sorts of seafood except tuna, and now I eat shrimp, crab and different types of seafood steaks.

[Malvadere]

I grew up eating peanut butter and pickle sandwiches. I'm surprised no one said this yet because I thought it was pretty common.

A girl I knew in college would mix her cereal with peanut butter, mash it all up, pour milk on it and put it in the fridge for next morning's breakfast. In the morning it was just a brown soggy mush but she loved it.

Smoke and a pancake?

[Vesi]

I never really thought the eggs tabasco/ketchup thing was strange either. However, my husband would block out his view of my plate when I did that, so I guess I got a complex.

More maybe normal maybe not stuff:

Olives soaked in lemon juice.
Garlic cheese grits.
Peanut butter and honey with sour pickles.


Not too many things in the thread have sounded all that odd. If they had, I wouldn't get hungry reading it!

[Stretch]

vulvamancer lost several gold stars with the following poor showing -

[19:45] alphacancerboy: I want mexican so bad right now
[19:45] alphacancerboy: I wish they delivered
[19:45] Mooshoo16: I had a delicious nutella sandwich
[19:45] alphacancerboy: that's it?
[19:45] Mooshoo16: now I need to figure out what to eat for dinner
[19:45] alphacancerboy: just nutella?
[19:45] Mooshoo16: I've never heard the word "just" applied to nutella before
[19:45] alphacancerboy: and, like, bread?
[19:45] Mooshoo16: yes
[19:45] Mooshoo16: heated
[19:45] Mooshoo16: it tastes like sex
[19:45] alphacancerboy: oh, that sounds good.

[diethx]

Garlic cheese grits.

Ooh that sounds good. Is there a brand or something, or do you have a recipe? If so, please share.

[Amber]

My nephew eats pancakes with ketchup instead of syrup.

[Vesi]

Ooh that sounds good. Is there a brand or something, or do you have a recipe? If so, please share.

Well, I don't really use a recipe, but I found one online that's really close to what I do. I probably should post it in the recipe thread, but oh well:



Ingredients:
6 cups water
2 teaspoons salt
1 1/2 cups grits
1/2 cup butter
3 eggs, well beaten
16 ounces shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
3 to 4 cloves garlic, finely minced (or more if you want)
cayenne pepper to taste
Preparation:
Bring water and salt to a rolling boil; gradually stir in grits with fork. Cook, stirring constantly, until all water is absorbed. Stir in butter a tablespoon at a time; stir in the beaten eggs, working quickly so eggs will not cook before thoroughly blended into the grits, then stir in the shredded cheese, garlic and a little cayenne pepper. Put into a greased 2 1/2-quart casserole. Bake at 350° for 1 hour and 15 to 20 minutes.
Serves 8.

I also top mine sometimes with a mix of shredded cheese and something crunchy... like Japanese bread crumbs or whatever I have around the house. And I melt it and let it get crispy on top. There's lots of toppings you could play with. Cook and then proceed to pig out.

Edited to add: You can also make these with garlic cheese. I just prefer the fresh garlic.

[Inspire]

Reeses peanut butter cups + slice of velvetta cheese.

I don't know why, but it's so yummy.


Ketchup, on almost everything.

[diethx]

Well, I don't really use a recipe, but I found one online that's really close to what I do. I probably should post it in the recipe thread, but oh well:



Ingredients:
6 cups water
2 teaspoons salt
1 1/2 cups grits
1/2 cup butter
3 eggs, well beaten
16 ounces shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
3 to 4 cloves garlic, finely minced (or more if you want)
cayenne pepper to taste
Preparation:
Bring water and salt to a rolling boil; gradually stir in grits with fork. Cook, stirring constantly, until all water is absorbed. Stir in butter a tablespoon at a time; stir in the beaten eggs, working quickly so eggs will not cook before thoroughly blended into the grits, then stir in the shredded cheese, garlic and a little cayenne pepper. Put into a greased 2 1/2-quart casserole. Bake at 350° for 1 hour and 15 to 20 minutes.
Serves 8.

I also top mine sometimes with a mix of shredded cheese and something crunchy... like Japanese bread crumbs or whatever I have around the house. And I melt it and let it get crispy on top. There's lots of toppings you could play with. Cook and then proceed to pig out.

Edited to add: You can also make these with garlic cheese. I just prefer the fresh garlic.

That sounds SO NUMMY, thanks. :heart:

[Inspire]

1 slice of pepperoni pizza, layer of apple sauce, corn put in the apple sauce, topped with ruffles chips.

omg yum

[Vesi]

That sounds SO NUMMY, thanks. :heart:

It is! And welcome.

I also like to eat raw garlic cloves with kosher salt. Not sure if that's odd, but I only do this when I know I won't be in public for a few days after. (because raw garlic stays with you no matter what you do) For PMS most people crave sweets, however I crave the garlic.

[Asile]

Since I haven't seen this yet (and now I have a craving for it, haven't done it in well over 10 years):

My mom and I used to make bologna and cream cheese sandwiches. A slice of bologna slathered with plain cream cheese, topped with some bread and butter pickles (the sweet rounds), rolled up and stuffed in the mouth. Yumminess.

Ketchup and hot sauce on eggs is not weird. Nor is fried ice cream. Nor is fries with mayo; a really good restaurant around here even does that automatically, calling it Belgian style. I personally think that ketchup on mac and cheese from the box (compared to the properly made stuff that I don't make at home) is totally normal, but my husband thinks I'm nuts.

[Mighty Nikkisaurus]

That sounds SO NUMMY, thanks. :heart:

Holy crap that does sound nummy, especially with Panko (the Japanese bread crumbs)

[MotleyCrew]

http://www.franksredhot.com/

Good on everything.

We need a 'What's the best hot sauce?' thread.

Franks, hands down, no contest.

[MotleyCrew]

I grew up eating peanut butter and pickle sandwiches. I'm surprised no one said this yet because I thought it was pretty common.

Check page 3

[DCSL]

Another subscriber of Wendy's Frosty with fries. I love combinations of salty and sweet. Which is probably why I double-dip my McDonald's nuggets. First, they go in honey and then in BBQ sauce. I dip my fries in honey as well. Rarely use ketchup.

[Jorddyn]

Another subscriber of Wendy's Frosty with fries. I love combinations of salty and sweet. Which is probably why I double-dip my McDonald's nuggets. First, they go in honey and then in BBQ sauce. I dip my fries in honey as well. Rarely use ketchup.

Sweet and Sour + Hot Mustard for McNuggets is another tasty combo

[MotleyCrew]

Another subscriber of Wendy's Frosty with fries. I love combinations of salty and sweet. Which is probably why I double-dip my McDonald's nuggets. First, they go in honey and then in BBQ sauce. I dip my fries in honey as well. Rarely use ketchup.

Oh, Mickey Dee's icecream with fries...yum

[Shari]

Cottage cheese and maple syrup

Cucumbers and vinegar and a dash of sugar

French fries and malt vinegar (but I still prefer ketchup)

First one - yuck

Second one - Delicious. Instead though, slice them thin (like with a mandolin slicer) cover them with vinegar, add 1/4 cup of water, 1 cup of sugar, and a half tablespoon of cut up ginger. Sweet and sour cucumbers ftw. Gotta let them sit and absorb the flavor for about 30 minutes though.

Third one - best way to eat fries.

I'll put A-1 sauce on just about anything. I'll dip potato chips in it, same with Heintz 57 sauce. I'll dip string cheeze in it or hell...a grilled cheese sandwich.

Popcorn with Tabasco on it. My fucking god its good.

Milk mixed with honey...kinda like chocolate milk only with honey.

[sabijon]

I am wide awake at 12:30 am, and thinking of food just makes me even more hungrier and tired.

[Amber]

Tartar sauce and fries is really good, and tartar sauce and ketchup and fries is even better.

[TheRunt]

My mother in law mixes cottage cheese peanut butter and splenda

[Drunken Durfin]

I grew up eating peanut butter and pickle sandwiches. I'm surprised no one said this yet because I thought it was pretty common.

You are seriously the first person I have ever encountered outside of my family that eats those. I use bread and butter pickles for the most part these days, but sometimes I go old school and break out the hamburger dills.

[Sweets]

I sometimes put cottage cheese in my maple flavor oatmeal. Just a tablespoon. Yummy.

[TheRoseLady]

Pancakes with maple syrup and peanut butter.
Miracle Whip and tomato sandwiches.
peanut butter and jelly sandwich with potato chips in between the slices of bread.
Cooked rice with butter, sugar and milk (warm)
A glass of milk over ice

[Stanley Burrell]

Rhizopus and food.

[Sean of the Thread]

I dunno where this falls in but I'm poor (I thought this would be gross at first but hell I've eaten rabbit eyeballs) and had the house to myself so I found:

16oz of elbow noodles boiled em up.
Cream of corn
can of carrots
4 stalks of celery
1/2 cup parm

mixed into a roux (sp?) of about 3 tablespoons butter and flour and 1 1/2 cups milk. Then mixed all together and tossed into a baking dish with bread crumbs and more parm on top. Baked until it crisped up at 350.. about 45 minutes.

And I can't stop eating it... of course I'm putting the Cajun A-1 Sauce on it but ffs. Delicious.

[diethx]

I am wide awake at 12:30 am, and thinking of food just makes me even more hungrier and tired.

I FUCKING LOVE HIDDEN OBJECT GAMES!!!!

No, seriously. They're awful but addicting.


I dunno where this falls in but I'm poor (I thought this would be gross at first but hell I've eaten rabbit eyeballs) and had the house to myself so I found:

16oz of elbow noodles boiled em up.
Cream of corn
can of carrots
4 stalks of celery
1/2 cup parm

mixed into a roux (sp?) of about 3 tablespoons butter and flour and 1 1/2 cups milk. Then mixed all together and tossed into a baking dish with bread crumbs and more parm on top. Baked until it crisped up at 350.. about 45 minutes.

And I can't stop eating it... of course I'm putting the Cajun A-1 Sauce on it but ffs. Delicious.

That doesn't sound weird at all, it sounds good! Although I have no idea WTF a roux is. How do you pronounce it?

[Daniel]

I FUCKING LOVE HIDDEN OBJECT GAMES!!!!

No, seriously. They're awful but addicting.



That doesn't sound weird at all, it sounds good! Although I have no idea WTF a roux is. How do you pronounce it?

Roo.

It's what you use to make gravy, stews and soups.

[Kuyuk]

<Cottage cheese and maple syrup

Cucumbers and vinegar and a dash of sugar

French fries and malt vinegar (but I still prefer ketchup)>

...so...you think pickles - and french fries are wierd?

wtf?

[diethx]

Roo.

It's what you use to make gravy, stews and soups.

Ooooh, I see, thx.

[Beguiler]

Roo.

It's what you use to make gravy, stews and soups.

Actually.... roux. Pronounced 'roo' used to ...what Daniel said..