Food oddities?

PearlAng

Laugh all you want....but today I found myself eating a frozen toaster strudel. Like, straight from the freezer. And it was actually delicious. Crunchy and sweet.

I also used to eat cake mix straight from the box. Just powdered, with a spoon. I'd take a spoonful or two and I guess I liked the texture. Has anyone else experienced anything like this?

JenAndSome

I used to eat frozen french fries. Think of all the calories I saved not frying them.

Other than that the weirdest thing I eat is peanut butter and american cheese sandwiches dipped in milk.

MizTerry

Almond butter straight from the jar

Nonfat yogurt with chia seeds added

Cold cabbage

DayByDayGetStronger

I always have marshmallows at home to snack on something sweet. A handful of the minis are a great fix for a sweet treat. Not too weird I guess, huh? lol

debrag12

I can eat cold beans and potatoes from the tin. I used to love potato salad & coleslaw sandwiches. Oh gravy on chips, mash, veg etc

ldy_78

When I was in elementary school we all used to take those bags of ramen noodles, crush them in the bag and sprinkle that awful msg laden seasoning over it, twist the bag shut, shake it around, and snack on the dried seasoned noodle bits. It was pretty tasty! Now I think that those dried noodles would be killer on a salad!

SarcasmIsMyLoveLanguage

My husband likes a slice of processed cheese on his peanut butter sandwich and cinnamon on his rice. Weirdo.

Pupslice

a sleeve of saltine crackers crumbled up and put in a glass, fill the glass with milk, eat with a spoon

salty, soggy goodness, lol

SarcasmIsMyLoveLanguage

When I was in elementary school we all used to take those bags of ramen noodles, crush them in the bag and sprinkle that awful msg laden seasoning over it, twist the bag shut, shake it around, and snack on the dried seasoned noodle bits. It was pretty tasty! Now I think that those dried noodles would be killer on a salad!

Me too! I don't know who came up with this but we all ate it at school.

PearlAng

When I was in elementary school we all used to take those bags of ramen noodles, crush them in the bag and sprinkle that awful msg laden seasoning over it, twist the bag shut, shake it around, and snack on the dried seasoned noodle bits. It was pretty tasty! Now I think that those dried noodles would be killer on a salad!

Very interesting, everyone! And with the noodles, I actually know a person in kindergarten who did that! He was Vietnamese and he said that's one way his family ate ramen. I had never heard of it!

tibby531

a sleeve of saltine crackers crumbled up and put in a glass, fill the glass with milk, eat with a spoon

salty, soggy goodness, lol

I grew up on this.

MinnieInMaine

Fried cheerios (eaten with a toothpick of course) and fried bologna. My mother wasn't very experimental with food so I didn't start playing around with things like this until I was in middle school/high school. Although we did used to make a "boat" out of a canned pear half with cottage cheese in the middle and a toothpick and a piece of paper for a sail. One of those cute fun kids snack ideas that probably came from Highlights magazine or maybe Sunday School.

Not sure how odd this is but the saltine/milk think reminded me of it - milk toast or egg nog toast OMG, so good! Haven't had it for years, might ask Mom to make egg nog toast for Christmas.

My brother still likes experimenting with food a lot. I like trying new things but am hesitant sometimes because it can get expensive and/or I hate the thought of wasting the food if it's gross.

PearlAng

Fried cheerios (eaten with a toothpick of course) and fried bologna. My mother wasn't very experimental with food so I didn't start playing around with things like this until I was in middle school/high school. Although we did used to make a "boat" out of a canned pear half with cottage cheese in the middle and a toothpick and a piece of paper for a sail. One of those cute fun kids snack ideas that probably came from Highlights magazine or maybe Sunday School.

Not sure how odd this is but the saltine/milk think reminded me of it - milk toast or egg nog toast OMG, so good! Haven't had it for years, might ask Mom to make egg nog toast for Christmas.

My brother still likes experimenting with food a lot. I like trying new things but am hesitant sometimes because it can get expensive and/or I hate the thought of wasting the food if it's gross.

Pear boats sound awesome!

MamaRiss

I love a just barely thawed still cold toaster strudel, they are the best on a hot day. I also love eating rice with cinnamon, sugar, and butter. And flamin' hot cheetos on a turkey sandwich is bliss. Nothing too "weird" these days though, cuz all my favorites are too many calories to spend on a single snack or meal

nicsflyingcircus

Doritos on a cold cut combo from Subway! Well not lately, but yeah

numinousnymph

i liked to munch on dry ramen noodles, or dry spaghetti.. i think it was the crunch. also like eating frozen green beans... lol. i guess i just like the texture.

RunnerStephe

I like dipping sardines in yogurt.

seltzermint555

My mom & I both love putting ketchup on green beans or brown beans. Neither of us are big ketchup fans when it comes to "normal" ketchup-laden stuff though, like French fries or hamburgers.

ldrosophila

i thought i was the only cake mix eater it later evolved to melting butter into the mix and stirring in frosting

rdfhunter

Seaweed omelet

Texnell

okay, here goes. I grew up eating miracle whip, peanut butter & pickle sanwiches. Sometimes bologna was included.

as an adult, I found out that when cleaning up after making spaghetti, I like spaghetti sandwich with hellmans.

of course, those examples are the source of my weight delima ..... so now, favorite is FF cottage cheese, splenda, and fruit, preferably fresh pineapple or blueberries. my savory FF cottage cheese, still includes a smidge of hellmans, with s&p, cucumbers, tomatoes, purple onion.