Have you ever invented a strange food combo?
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I called it the Heart Attack Sandvich. Take two pieces of pizza, put them on top of each other (toppings to toppings) and put a layer of poutine in between them. Enjoy.
Dammit now I want to have one, its been about 4 years since I've had one.
Dammit now I want to have one, its been about 4 years since I've had one.
Here, let me quote from my LJ/Facebook, circa last night.
Also delicious.
My favorite snack is a Rich Tea and cheese triple-decker sandwich. Sliced or those little white wedges, doesn't matter. Delicious.
My family regularly eats our pancakes and waffles with butter, then cheese, then syrup. Delicious.
If I ever get married, my wife is probably going to want to do all the cooking, out of sheer horror.
I also once went to a buffet and put a hot-dog in a taco shell and added vegetables and sour cream.
Also delicious.
My favorite snack is a Rich Tea and cheese triple-decker sandwich. Sliced or those little white wedges, doesn't matter. Delicious.
My family regularly eats our pancakes and waffles with butter, then cheese, then syrup. Delicious.
If I ever get married, my wife is probably going to want to do all the cooking, out of sheer horror.
I had no cream or tomato based sauce whatsoever, but I really wanted pasta.
So, I cut half an onion, fried it with a bit of ginger, garlic and parmesan, then added half a tub of crunchy peanut butter and, upon realising it was way too thick, figured I needed something to make it runnier. So I added BBQ sauce and a cup of beef stock.
Best. Pasta. Ever.
(Add a bit of rhubarb though, it is way too sweet otherwise. Oh, and also, use beef or chicken as the meat in the pasta, anything else doesn't go well.)
So, I cut half an onion, fried it with a bit of ginger, garlic and parmesan, then added half a tub of crunchy peanut butter and, upon realising it was way too thick, figured I needed something to make it runnier. So I added BBQ sauce and a cup of beef stock.
Best. Pasta. Ever.
(Add a bit of rhubarb though, it is way too sweet otherwise. Oh, and also, use beef or chicken as the meat in the pasta, anything else doesn't go well.)
Every year the day after Thanksgiving my friend makes a sandwich out of all the leftovers. I tried it and it's awesome.
For myself, I ordered a Coke at a restaurant before I knew what I wanted to eat, then forgot I had coke and ordered breakfast. It's not too weird, but from the looks on my family's faces you'd think it was.
Also, a nutella sandwich. I'd imagine that that's more common in Europe, but most people don't even know what nutella is in where I live.
For myself, I ordered a Coke at a restaurant before I knew what I wanted to eat, then forgot I had coke and ordered breakfast. It's not too weird, but from the looks on my family's faces you'd think it was.
Also, a nutella sandwich. I'd imagine that that's more common in Europe, but most people don't even know what nutella is in where I live.
Rice crispies and doritos.
No wait, hear me out!
We had no muffins (which I ate all the time back then), no toast, my dad had forbidden me to make eggs since I had left the burner on one time, and we had no cereal except for rice crispies.
So I poured myself a bowl, thinking I could deal with it...and I could not. It tasted like I was chewing logs. So I looked for sugar....No sugar. I couldnn't stand wet cereal either so milk was a no-go. I had an intense gym class that day too, so skipping breakfast was out of the question. So I looked around to find SOMETHING that might make that awful cereal taste better...
And all I could find were doritos.
.....It was still really bad, but at least I was able to choke it down. ....>_> I do NOT recommend it.
No wait, hear me out!
We had no muffins (which I ate all the time back then), no toast, my dad had forbidden me to make eggs since I had left the burner on one time, and we had no cereal except for rice crispies.
So I poured myself a bowl, thinking I could deal with it...and I could not. It tasted like I was chewing logs. So I looked for sugar....No sugar. I couldnn't stand wet cereal either so milk was a no-go. I had an intense gym class that day too, so skipping breakfast was out of the question. So I looked around to find SOMETHING that might make that awful cereal taste better...
And all I could find were doritos.
.....It was still really bad, but at least I was able to choke it down. ....>_> I do NOT recommend it.
I have an idea for you guys, try eating a sandwich with tooth-paste for the spread.
Go ahead... it's yummy...
You'll definitely NOT throw up...
Go ahead... it's yummy...
You'll definitely NOT throw up...
The only strange foods I have created is just adding chips inside any McDonald burger (so that way I don't have to keep one of my hand to get the chips while eating my burgers) and having the Neapolitan ice cream (it's strawberry, vanilla and chocolate place together in one tub) but scooping out equal amount of the three flavours and mixing it together in my bowl with my spoon. The three combine ice cream taste great although a few mates of my give me the weird look when I make it.
Sounds like Tuesday night at my house growing up. Just needs Pico de gallo on the side.Squidwogdog said:
OT: I'm a fan of chocolate chip cookies made with peanut butter instead of butter.
Also: I make mac and cheese with sharp cheddar, homemade salsa and a chicken breast. My boyfriend LOVES it.
