Strange taste
anamibell
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I was wondering if anyone else has those foods that you know are strange to eat, but like to eat it anyway?
It's a little embarrassing , but I really like the white part of watermelon, even though it's a pain to extract it from the peel (⌒▽⌒) ;;
It's a little embarrassing , but I really like the white part of watermelon, even though it's a pain to extract it from the peel (⌒▽⌒) ;;
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Yes, lots. I eat some food combinations that would have many people saying, "Eeeewwwwww."
If you like it, who cares if it's a little different than most people eat?
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I love peanut butter toast with scrambled eggs. I also love green olives with egg salad. Yum.0
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Yeah, my combinations get that sort of reaction too ! It's really interesting to see how everyone is so different when it comes to food
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Sounds good !0
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Vegemite, lettuce and mayonnaise sandwiches. It completely freaks people out but I love it.0
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I was wondering if anyone else has those foods that you know are strange to eat, but like to eat it anyway?
It's a little embarrassing , but I really like the white part of watermelon, even though it's a pain to extract it from the peel (⌒▽⌒) ;;
I also like watermelon rind. I have a recipe for sweet watermelon rind pickle, but I haven't made it in a couple years. I am planning on making a spicy curry watermelon rind pickle variant of my spicy curry lemon pickle recipe soon.
When I cut up a watermelon, I cut both the fruit and the rind into small chunks to freeze for my frozen fruit protein smoothies, which I weigh and log separately. I use a vegetable peeler to take off the skin, which makes it very easy. I also dice up the rind for my salads; it gives a great crunch to them. I could not find raw watermelon rind in the Food Database, so I use "squash - summer, all varieties, raw" since I think those Calories and nutrients are close enough to the raw watermelon rind.
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Macaroni noodles, cottage cheese and tuna fish. So delicious.0
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I like eating raw lemons. It freaks people out but I love it.0
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I cant help but eat that little piece of lemon which comes along with your salad or sushi , nobody freaks out more than the waiter who finds the lemon to disappear hahaoh_happy_day wrote: »I like eating raw lemons. It freaks people out but I love it.
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All mixed together ?serasmommy wrote: »Macaroni noodles, cottage cheese and tuna fish. So delicious.
sounds gooooood
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I was wondering if anyone else has those foods that you know are strange to eat, but like to eat it anyway?
It's a little embarrassing , but I really like the white part of watermelon, even though it's a pain to extract it from the peel (⌒▽⌒) ;;
I also like watermelon rind. I have a recipe for sweet watermelon rind pickle, but I haven't made it in a couple years. I am planning on making a spicy curry watermelon rind pickle variant of my spicy curry lemon pickle recipe soon.
When I cut up a watermelon, I cut both the fruit and the rind into small chunks to freeze for my frozen fruit protein smoothies, which I weigh and log separately. I use a vegetable peeler to take off the skin, which makes it very easy. I also dice up the rind for my salads; it gives a great crunch to them. I could not find raw watermelon rind in the Food Database, so I use "squash - summer, all varieties, raw" since I think those Calories and nutrients are close enough to the raw watermelon rind.
Pickling it sounds like a genius idea, I've tried all sorts of other things and came to a conclusion that I liked mines plain
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Unsure how unusual it is, but I love peanut butter on a burger0
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peanut butter and bacon sandwiches here ... savory, salty and sweet at the same time 0
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oh_happy_day wrote: »I like eating raw lemons. It freaks people out but I love it.
I do this...LURVE them! But only occasionally since the acid is bad for your teeth.
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I love to sprinkle nutritional yeast on just about everything from bagels to broccoli to popcorn. It gives everything a really yummy, nutty, cheese-y flavor, and it has lots of vitamins and proteins that are good for people like me who don't eat a lot of meat!
My parents and relatives just watch me sprinkle this mysterious yellow powder all over my food and are like "What the hell is that crap?" XD0 -
Marmite and banana sandwiches.
Sounds foul but is absolutely scrummy as are cheese and jam sandwiches but they're fairly common.0 -
Strawblackcat wrote: »I love to sprinkle nutritional yeast on just about everything from bagels to broccoli to popcorn. It gives everything a really yummy, nutty, cheese-y flavor, and it has lots of vitamins and proteins that are good for people like me who don't eat a lot of meat!
My parents and relatives just watch me sprinkle this mysterious yellow powder all over my food and are like "What the hell is that crap?" XD
Ahaha, I understand completely !
I do the same thing but with cinnamon, my family can't stand me xD
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rhtexasgal wrote: »peanut butter and bacon sandwiches here ... savory, salty and sweet at the same time
I've seen the combination in bakery muffins
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Banana with a slice of kraft cheese around it. The cheese and banana are the same texture but it adds a little salt. Salt on watermelon is also really good, OP!0
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I can't think of any that I eat (but then again, they wouldn't seem to strange to me), but I remember from my childhood that my dad ate a lot of peanut butter and radish sandwiches.
One of my friends had a sister who put ketchup on corn flakes.0 -
oh_happy_day wrote: »I like eating raw lemons. It freaks people out but I love it.
ME TOOOOOO! Love love love lemons.
And my weird combo is lentils + hummus, mixed together. I'll be the first to admit it looks very unappealing, but it tastes so good.
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justrollme wrote: »oh_happy_day wrote: »I like eating raw lemons. It freaks people out but I love it.
ME TOOOOOO! Love love love lemons.
And my weird combo is lentils + hummus, mixed together. I'll be the first to admit it looks very unappealing, but it tastes so good.
!!
I thought I was the only one who made hummus with lentils 0 -
Cheese on toast, with jam under the cheese. Really easy to burn the roof of your mouth though.0
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Oh, 'crisp butties' Translation for Americans = slice of white bread and butter folded in half with potato chips crushed inside.
And 'chip butties' same as above, but with piping hot home style fries in between.
Cheers, h.0 -
I was wondering if anyone else has those foods that you know are strange to eat, but like to eat it anyway?
It's a little embarrassing , but I really like the white part of watermelon, even though it's a pain to extract it from the peel (⌒▽⌒) ;;
I used to love the white part of watermelon as a kid. Everyone was fighting over the juiciest part at the center and all I wanted was the white part. And the funny thing is in general I loved sweet things.
I still think it is a waste to throw away the white part, it is definitely edible and refreshing, in my opinion, although it no longer is my favourite part.
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No. I only eat regular foods that go together.0
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Not anymore but I use to love onion rings dipped into ice cream from the chipper! Ewy
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middlehaitch wrote: »Oh, 'crisp butties' Translation for Americans = slice of white bread and butter folded in half with potato chips crushed inside.
And 'chip butties' same as above, but with piping hot home style fries in between.
Cheers, h.
I only recently learned that chip butties were considered weird. They are delicious!0 -
Sriracha. On everything.
Waffles with crumbled bacon in the batter, cheese, syrup, and sriracha. Salty, sweet, spicy, and umami, all in one neat little bite.0
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