"Weird" foods.

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  • mrsnych
    mrsnych Posts: 7
    pancakes with lemon juice and sugar. to die for!!!amazing...and i like mustard and peanut butter on EVERYTHING! you name it!
  • fiendiish
    fiendiish Posts: 186
    I eat cottage cheese with a variety of:
    honey
    peanut butter
    salsa
    weight watcher choc mousse
    jam
    ovaltine
    jelly
    etc.

    Nothing gets weirder looks than this :)

    Dude. All at the same time?!?!? LOL! =/

    Please say no.
  • fiendiish
    fiendiish Posts: 186
    l)
    Marmalade and bacon omelettes
    big green olives stuffed with cloves of garlic
    Mo's "Bacon" chocolate bars or "red chili" chocolate bars

    The omelet sounds outstanding!

    I've had the Bacon Chocolate...sounds nasty but YUMMO!
  • jrrtubbs
    jrrtubbs Posts: 33 Member
    Not the most healthy, but one that jumps to mind because of my recent travels to Arkansas is my habit with pulled pork sandwhiches. I don't put any BBQ sauce on them. Only shredded cheddar cheese and 6 or 7 potato chips. Then I give the sandwhich a good smush.

    I have a lot of others too:

    Oreos and/or Apples dipped in Nacho Cheese
    Pancakes with Chili (did it when drunk, turned out to be tasty)
    I put Cheetos in my Spaghetios (that or Ritz Crackers)

    I'm sure there's more but I can't think of them now.
  • abredbenner
    abredbenner Posts: 125 Member
    I'm well known as the weirdo within my circle of friends:

    Herring / sardines straight out of the can
    Pickled beets as a "snack" - or eating bowls of borscht at my desk (people usually can't stand the smell)
    Marmalade and bacon omelettes
    Fermented (i.e. smelly) foods like kimchee and sauerkraut
    pickled eggplant with a baba ghanouj topping
    pork belly (seriously, this is a wonderful, wonderful meat)
    organ meats (liver, heart, tongue - haven't made them in ages, but they're great)
    raw cabbage hearts
    raw milk
    scungilli salad
    big green olives stuffed with cloves of garlic
    Mo's "Bacon" chocolate bars or "red chili" chocolate bars
    cinnamon and clove in chili or spaghetti sauce
    ...any big "game" meat you can name, I've made an effort to try it or cook it. Hunting it, well...not yet.

    But the one weird meat I hate - scrapple. I happen to live with someone who LOVES it. Blech.


    The big green olives stuffed with garlic are fantastic sliced on top of pizza!
  • allykat8
    allykat8 Posts: 237
    I ALWAYS get a wierd look when I tell people I mix peanut butter in with my oatmeal.
  • mommyhof3
    mommyhof3 Posts: 551 Member
    I love Liverwurst! Not with onions and mustard, just bread or by itself. My grandmother used to give it to me. Plus I remember watching A Very Merry Cricket....

    I love liverwurst on toast :smile:

    Long ago, I would make Mac and cheese with Tuna and onions. Then I would top with grated cheddar cheese and crushed dill pickle chips and bake it in the oven. Love this one but way to high in calories for me now
  • sofaking6
    sofaking6 Posts: 4,589 Member
    I can't beat tuna salad pancakes, but my friends give me the stinkface when I order my eggs over easy or sunny side up.

    I just got back from a trip to Belgium and I had a piece of chocolate with ham in it...I thought it would be yummy like the bacon chocolate but it tasted kind of like banana..weird!
  • aippolito1
    aippolito1 Posts: 4,894 Member
    Definitely onions! My boyfriend always tells me I have "onion breath" and I'm like, "Well honey, they're good for me and I LOVE 'em!!" ha I just bought a big ol' red onion to put on my sandwiches everyday for lunch. So yummy. Also, avocado. I put it on my sandwiches & a guy at work always gives me the "stink face" but he doesn't like anything, haha.
  • Barneystinson
    Barneystinson Posts: 1,357 Member
    Definitely onions! My boyfriend always tells me I have "onion breath" and I'm like, "Well honey, they're good for me and I LOVE 'em!!" ha I just bought a big ol' red onion to put on my sandwiches everyday for lunch. So yummy. Also, avocado. I put it on my sandwiches & a guy at work always gives me the "stink face" but he doesn't like anything, haha.

    Haha... my fiance eats raw onions and garlic like candy - they're great and I love them too, but if he eats too much I swear the aroma is coming out not only his breath but also out of his pores!
  • jlo7
    jlo7 Posts: 45
    I used to make sandwiches with just lettuce and doritos. I guess the lettuce took some of the saltiness away.
  • Awne
    Awne Posts: 18 Member
    Brown Sauce all over a roast dinner (I'm not allowed at home dinners but it's lovely :laugh: )

    My mum goes mad when she cooks a roast dinner and I cover it in brown sauce lol I always say it brings out the flavour ;)
  • sassyg
    sassyg Posts: 393

    pork belly (seriously, this is a wonderful, wonderful meat)

    ohhhhhh i love pork belly. Here you can buy it whole, or in slices, and you marinate the slices for 24 hours then bake them ever so slowly basting with leftover marinade and they go so so tender and brown up. And if you bake them over a rack a lot of the fat melts away (but not all, but hey, it's a nice treat!)
    I serve them with a homemade fried rice & veges, fried up in the leftover marinade
    Oh I want it NOW

    YUM

    Not a weird food over here at all!
  • Barneystinson
    Barneystinson Posts: 1,357 Member

    pork belly (seriously, this is a wonderful, wonderful meat)

    ohhhhhh i love pork belly. Here you can buy it whole, or in slices, and you marinate the slices for 24 hours then bake them ever so slowly basting with leftover marinade and they go so so tender and brown up. And if you bake them over a rack a lot of the fat melts away (but not all, but hey, it's a nice treat!)
    I serve them with a homemade fried rice & veges, fried up in the leftover marinade
    Oh I want it NOW

    YUM

    Not a weird food over here at all!

    You're lucky!

    I went to a local butcher to hunt some down and got this weird look like "Whaaaaat? We don't sell that here" I have to special order it from a farm near Lancaster, PA (Amish country).
  • sonjavon
    sonjavon Posts: 1,019 Member
    I don't know that I really have any of my own... so I'll share my husband's.. lol

    Oreos dipped in pineapple juice
    Grilled Cheese sandwiches dipped in hot chocolate (his whole family does this....)
    marshmallow fluff on anything... pancakes, peanut butter sandwiches, brownies... gag...
  • PJilly
    PJilly Posts: 22,176 Member
    I ALWAYS get a wierd look when I tell people I mix peanut butter in with my oatmeal.
    That actually sounds delicious!
  • jdsouthernbelle
    jdsouthernbelle Posts: 274
    My 2 are:

    Tuna and cream of mushroom soup mixed over toast....and

    cheese dipped in honey.....YUMMMMMY!
  • jdsouthernbelle
    jdsouthernbelle Posts: 274
    I don't know that I really have any of my own... so I'll share my husband's.. lol

    Oreos dipped in pineapple juice
    Grilled Cheese sandwiches dipped in hot chocolate (his whole family does this....)
    marshmallow fluff on anything... pancakes, peanut butter sandwiches, brownies... gag...


    I love dipping my toast (or crescent rolls) in hot chocolate!
  • bellinachuchina
    bellinachuchina Posts: 498 Member
    Today I had whole wheat linguine, mussels, & squid for lunch at work. You should have seen the looks!
  • fiendiish
    fiendiish Posts: 186
    I don't know that I really have any of my own... so I'll share my husband's.. lol

    Oreos dipped in pineapple juice
    Grilled Cheese sandwiches dipped in hot chocolate (his whole family does this....)
    marshmallow fluff on anything... pancakes, peanut butter sandwiches, brownies... gag...

    Marshmallow fluff & peanut butter is an actual sandwich. It's called a Fluffernutter! :)

    I like to take thick cut bologna...put it on a plate in the microwave and cook it until it gets dried out and crispy burnt around the edges...on toast with American cheese and REAL mayonnaise...YUM YUM. I haven't had that in over 6 months...sigh.

    well buttered toast dipped in cold chocolate milk...omg.
  • RushinBruisette
    RushinBruisette Posts: 2,109 Member
    I use to eat ketchup on saltines and I also would dip regular Lays potato chips(either baked or not) in chocolate pudding~sweet and salty~yum, not really ealthy, but yum :happy:
  • crazyjkgirl
    crazyjkgirl Posts: 123 Member
    I actually have no idea if this is "weird" but I've never seen or heard of anyone else doing it. I used to eat scrambled egg sandwiches with mayonnaise. It as just scrambled eggs mayonnaise and toast. Once in a great while, it would have cheese on it but usually did not.
  • slightingscale
    slightingscale Posts: 1,209 Member
    that's delicious. I'll have one with you anytime :tongue: I think it's better with the bread untoasted.
  • fiendiish
    fiendiish Posts: 186
    I actually have no idea if this is "weird" but I've never seen or heard of anyone else doing it. I used to eat scrambled egg sandwiches with mayonnaise. It as just scrambled eggs mayonnaise and toast. Once in a great while, it would have cheese on it but usually did not.

    That's not weird! Egg sandwiches! LOVE THEM!
  • sexygenius
    sexygenius Posts: 1,078 Member
    i have always had weird food tastes..at my 5th birthday i had two dozen raw ostyers- wow i was an odd child. well i LOVE sardines- i LOVE them i can eat 6 cans a day- i like them with hot wing sauce and ritz crackers-super super yum!!! i like my steak blue-for those of you that dont know blue is rarer than rare..people always give me funny looks lol. i love liver and liverworste and onion sandwiches..i love salmon lox on my begals, i love raw salmon-by itself, i LOVE LOVE LOVE spinach-in ANY form,RAW squid-its got the crazeist awesome texture, and not really weird but awesome-frozen green grapes
  • spaul82478
    spaul82478 Posts: 709 Member
    I get the weird looks for a few things...

    Ketchup and Peanutbutter on toast (grew up on this from my babysitter)
    Ranch dressing on coneydogs... but no onions or mustard
    Mirical whip, cheese and any kind of chip on white bread (not so much anymore)
    Hot cheetos with cream cheese... (not so much any more..but I still get the craving)

    I know there is more.. :)
  • Yurippe
    Yurippe Posts: 850 Member
    Cottage cheese and potato chips. The chips can be used like you would tortilla chips for salsa, or you can crumble the chips over the top of the cottage cheese like a topping. It's still good, or maybe even better, after the chips get a little soggy.

    You CAN NOT do this with low fat cottage cheese or baked chips. It's just disgusting. Full fat cottage cheese and classic lays are the best!
  • flwyland
    flwyland Posts: 142
    I ALWAYS get a wierd look when I tell people I mix peanut butter in with my oatmeal.

    This one sounds yummy. I think I'm going to try it with my oatmeal tomorrow morning.
  • oomalmal
    oomalmal Posts: 219 Member
    I actually have no idea if this is "weird" but I've never seen or heard of anyone else doing it. I used to eat scrambled egg sandwiches with mayonnaise. It as just scrambled eggs mayonnaise and toast. Once in a great while, it would have cheese on it but usually did not.

    My husband does this and it grosses me out (no offense) I think it mainly grosses me out because he'll scramble them in the microwave.

    Its weird though because I like egg salad, but for some reason the thought of the scrambled eggs mixed with mayo doesn't sit well.
  • themethod
    themethod Posts: 257
    Ok, here it goes:

    A variation on the Swedish "Half Special" - Grilled hot dog on a bun with brown mustard, marinated cucumbers and onions, and mashed potatoes. (Yes, the potatoes go on top of the hot dog.)

    Grilled cheese sandwich with a fried egg in between the melted cheese. Only American cheese though. The more processed the better.

    A "Grandpa Jack" sandwich. I have a grandpa. His name is Jack. He used to love peanut butter and bologna on white bread. Hence, the "Grandpa Jack" sandwich.

    I also dip ginger snap cookies in chocolate pudding and I love molasses cookies made with bacon grease.
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