Have you ever invented a strange food combo?
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Many years ago, in early highschool, I came up with something at a party because it was busy and I really wanted both things. In a bowl, I placed a slice of chocolate cake, and over it I poured chili (thick, not watery). Odd, but overall pretty good for the time. Not something I'd recreate today or probably ever again, but fitting of the topic at hand.
If that is an odd combination then I suppose my family is odd just about every time we have mashed potatoes. We alternate between kernel corn and creamed corn but they both end up getting mixed in with the potatoes.DrNobody18 said:
Peas and Mayonnaise. Not that I eat mayonnaise much now, I is eating healthily!
I have a friend who puts Marmite on toast, then baked beans, then cheese. Dunno if that's that strange or not...
And I knew a girl would ate ketchup sandwiches. Just ketchup on bread, nothing else.
I regularly eat half a tin of tuna for breakfast, then immediately eat a bowl of cereal or an apple afterwards. Still tastes fishy
I have a friend who puts Marmite on toast, then baked beans, then cheese. Dunno if that's that strange or not...
And I knew a girl would ate ketchup sandwiches. Just ketchup on bread, nothing else.
I regularly eat half a tin of tuna for breakfast, then immediately eat a bowl of cereal or an apple afterwards. Still tastes fishy
A pickle and chili sauce sandwich.
A chili sauce sandwich.
A chili sandwich.
Myself, my two siblings and my parents would pick over 10 kilos of raw chili and freeze it so we could have it all year round.
And over half the family weren't too keen on eating hot and spicy food at the time.
Needless to say I add it to almost everything.
A chili sauce sandwich.
A chili sandwich.
Myself, my two siblings and my parents would pick over 10 kilos of raw chili and freeze it so we could have it all year round.
And over half the family weren't too keen on eating hot and spicy food at the time.
Needless to say I add it to almost everything.
i do this too if you consider it weird.Mr. Omega said:
my aunt (who is black which makes the following statement stupid)made me and the bro eat mayo sandwiches. just mayo. besides the fact that i hate mayo, its a condiment. i wouldnt eat a mayo only sandwich if i liked mayo.
as for things i make and eat willingly: french fries in ice cream (my dad accused me of being pregnant for that =_=) and dry cereal and milk separately.
For any one who lives in new jersey and likes odd things stuffed together you MUST go to rutgers and get a fat sandwich my personal fav is called the fat blunt which has fried egg,taylor ham, cheese stake, mozzerlla sticks, french fries, tomato, ketchup and mayonnaise holly hell is it good
and something i came up with on my own while wondering around really lazy but wanted somthing hot its not werid but its awesome. i took a tortia put slices of provolone cheese on it then but slices of deli ham then sometimes some mustard rolled it really tight rolled it into a moist paper towl and put it in the microwave for 40 seconds omg it was awsome =D
and something i came up with on my own while wondering around really lazy but wanted somthing hot its not werid but its awesome. i took a tortia put slices of provolone cheese on it then but slices of deli ham then sometimes some mustard rolled it really tight rolled it into a moist paper towl and put it in the microwave for 40 seconds omg it was awsome =D
PB & J & bacon is a favorite of mine. Also ketchup and any salty snack. Potato chips ... popcorn ... bacon ...
My friend and I put together BBQ Sauce and French Fries when we were younger and it is delicious.
I believe Epic Mealtime is very, very appropriate. I, myself, haven't created anything but I am a good cook
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