O.K.! Here's one that should produce some interesting posts. What's your favorite strange food or food combination? For the moms out there, pregnancy cravings count.
I'll start it rolling. My whole family loves sushi as well as peanut butter/bacon sandwiches.
When I was in high school the food was so horrible you had to drench it in ketchup or ranch to hide the taste. One day I decided to mix the two together and have been eating ranchup ever since. Try it!
Also I like potato chips and cottage cheese.
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Now I have to agree with WFTR, I love peanut butter and bacon sandwiches!
I've had many people say I'm weird because I put salt instead of sugar on my grapefruit. I learned it from my mom. We both also like to eat lemons straight with a little salt too. My grandma grew up in Louisiana, so she also passed grits on to me and my mom. Give me grits with a little salt and butter, or with sugar and milk, yum!
Ahh! But would they taste good with ranchup? I think we all need to do some kitchen experimentation this weekend.
Try these as well, apples in your chicken soup and dry mai tai mix on popcorn. My father used to eat apple pie with a slice of american cheese, but I don't endorse that one.
I like tuna salad sandwiches on white bread with Lays original potato chips on top of the tuna in the sandwich. It adds a little crunch. I love it. I also like eating my fries with mayo like the Germans do. When I was in high school, we boycotted the cafeteria because the food was so awful and they wouldn't let us order pizza anymore. So we boycotted and everyone brought their lunch. They put in a 40 item salad bar and pizza and subs. It was awesome. The funny thing is, though, that I would go through that 40 item salad bar and end up with sunflower seeds, bacon bits and green olives in Italian dressing. I was a vegetarian, but I didn't want the lettuce and the bacon bits were made out of soy. It's a strange combination, but I ate it almost every day my senior year. I loved it. I still eat sunflower seeds at least once a day.
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O.K., Ray925 and Sparky, I went and tried it. Over the weekend I fried a pickle and dipped it in ranchup. Not too bad, but I think I'll stick with PB & Bacon.
MzHartz, you're not alone with your salt trick. On Iron Chef America they had Battle Chocolate and the challenger used two kinds of very hoity-toity salt to accent some of his recipes. Now there is a show to see some strange combinations.
, but never ranch and ketchup.
