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twisted thoughtstwisted thoughts Posts: 4,377
edited September 2012 in All Encompassing Trip
Inspired by the "Steak & Ketchup" and "Schweddy Balls" Threads, it seems we need a thread simply dedicated to all the strange things we eat. Steak and Ketchup is not as strange as originally thought, so lets hear it! What do you eat that would make others cringe at the thought?

For me, Im one of those people that dont like my differnt foods touching on the plate. Unless of course its mashed potatoes and corn. Those get mixed up for one delightful bite!!!

Otherwise, my input is meager, but i'll start it off:

1. Vanilla Bean ice cream + Capt'n Crunch Cereal
2. Banana Sandwich - (Toast, Butter, Banana, Sugar)
(Seeing these two snacks side by side like this, I now realize that they would make a wonderful meal) :lol:
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  • DS1119DS1119 Posts: 33,497
    I like bagels and mustard.
  • danisdanis Posts: 58
    twisted thoughts wrote:
    1. Vanilla Bean ice cream + Capt'n Crunch Cereal
    2. Banana Sandwich - (Toast, Butter, Banana, Sugar)
    (Seeing these two snacks side by side like this, I now realize that they would make a wonderful meal) :lol:


    I love your #2 with cinnamon and #1 I'd rather have it with french fries though.

    Another favorite is cold black beans with ketchup.
  • agfyagfy Posts: 133
    My dysfunctional dad would eat a peanut butter and mayo sandwich like they were going out of style! :shifty: :wtf:
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  • unlost dogsunlost dogs Greater Boston Posts: 12,553
    My father used to take a slice of white bread, shred it into bite-sized pieces, and submerge the pieces in a tumbler of milk. Then he would eat it with a spoon, and drink the milk.

    I think it had something to do with being a kid during the Great Depression.

    Or maybe he was just weird, I'm not sure.

    How about the traditional New England supper, which for me consists of a turkey hotdog cut into coins, a can of brown bread, steamed, and a vegetarian baked beans.
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  • twisted thoughtstwisted thoughts Posts: 4,377
    unlost dogs wrote:
    How about the traditional New England supper, which for me consists of a turkey hotdog cut into coins, a can of brown bread, steamed, and a vegetarian baked beans.

    CANNED bread?
    You New Englanda's are crazy 8-):lol:

    Seriously though..Is that like Spam brand or what? I have never heard of such a thing.
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  • PureandEasyPureandEasy Posts: 5,817
    unlost dogs wrote:
    How about the traditional New England supper, which for me consists of a turkey hotdog cut into coins, a can of brown bread, steamed, and a vegetarian baked beans.


    brown bread, oh my GOD, it's been years since I've had that.

    it is definitely a New England staple.

    Reminds me of my late nana.

    I'm the pickiest eater in the world, so I don't have any strange combinations because I only eat like 5 things. :lol:

    and most of those things are meat and potatoes.
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  • Illridethewave20Illridethewave20 Posts: 491
    I heart Avacado and munster cheese sandwiches
  • Illridethewave20Illridethewave20 Posts: 491
    PureandEasy wrote:
    unlost dogs wrote:
    How about the traditional New England supper, which for me consists of a turkey hotdog cut into coins, a can of brown bread, steamed, and a vegetarian baked beans.


    brown bread, oh my GOD, it's been years since I've had that.

    it is definitely a New England staple.

    Reminds me of my late nana.

    I'm the pickiest eater in the world, so I don't have any strange combinations because I only eat like 5 things. :lol:

    and most of those things are meat and potatoes.

    being from n.e. I rather enjoy the canned bread, however I have not had in in quite some time
  • cowboypjfancowboypjfan Posts: 2,453
    I had a peanut butter and banana sandwich once..It wasn't bad, either..
  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    PureandEasy wrote:
    I'm the pickiest eater in the world, so I don't have any strange combinations because I only eat like 5 things. :lol:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AalGvzGyZJs

    ;):lol:
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    i eat a pretty normal life
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  • PureandEasyPureandEasy Posts: 5,817
    norm wrote:
    PureandEasy wrote:
    I'm the pickiest eater in the world, so I don't have any strange combinations because I only eat like 5 things. :lol:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AalGvzGyZJs

    ;):lol:


    Yep, that's me, if I don't recognize it, I ain't eatin' it :lol:

    that tomato thing was hilarious and absolutely TRUE.

    I loved George Carlin, was supposed to go see him once and the show was cancelled, never got the chance after that. :(
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  • SatansFutonSatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    Back in college we used to eat Popcorn Sandwiches. I think it was just something we craved when we were high, and it's just like it sounds, microwave popcorn smashed between two slices of bread. No condiments or anything, just popcorn and bread.

    My roommate used to eat other crazy things that I wouldn't even touch with the munchies. Like his version of nachos that he called "Ghetto Nachos". It was slices of American Cheese melted over Ruffles. And he could do 101 things with Ramen Noodles, some of them actually quite good, others that were just wrong.

    He also put ketchup on his eggs, which made my stomach turn. But I put Tobasco on mine, which he thought was gross. So to each their own I guess.
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  • DS1119DS1119 Posts: 33,497
    SatansFuton wrote:
    Back in college we used to eat Popcorn Sandwiches. I think it was just something we craved when we were high, and it's just like it sounds, microwave popcorn smashed between two slices of bread. No condiments or anything, just popcorn and bread.

    My roommate used to eat other crazy things that I wouldn't even touch with the munchies. Like his version of nachos that he called "Ghetto Nachos". It was slices of American Cheese melted over Ruffles. And he could do 101 things with Ramen Noodles, some of them actually quite good, others that were just wrong.

    He also put ketchup on his eggs, which made my stomach turn. But I put Tobasco on mine, which he thought was gross. So to each their own I guess.

    Ketchup on eggs...yum!
  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    PureandEasy wrote:
    norm wrote:
    PureandEasy wrote:
    I'm the pickiest eater in the world, so I don't have any strange combinations because I only eat like 5 things. :lol:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AalGvzGyZJs

    ;):lol:


    Yep, that's me, if I don't recognize it, I ain't eatin' it :lol:

    that tomato thing was hilarious and absolutely TRUE.

    I loved George Carlin, was supposed to go see him once and the show was cancelled, never got the chance after that. :(

    yep i'm the same...and yeah, i won't eat tomatoes because of the way they look yet i love ketchup :D


    speaking of ketchup, i guess my weir combo would be i like to mix it with mustard and dip fries into it 8-)
  • SatansFutonSatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    norm wrote:
    PureandEasy wrote:
    I'm the pickiest eater in the world, so I don't have any strange combinations because I only eat like 5 things. :lol:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AalGvzGyZJs

    ;):lol:

    That's rat's asshole Don... :lol::lol:
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  • PureandEasyPureandEasy Posts: 5,817
    me too on both those counts

    probably the weirdest thing I do is put ketchup on cucumbers

    oh and I don't put milk in my cereal, yet I drink a glass of milk while I'm eating cereal
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  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    SatansFuton wrote:
    norm wrote:
    PureandEasy wrote:
    I'm the pickiest eater in the world, so I don't have any strange combinations because I only eat like 5 things. :lol:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AalGvzGyZJs

    ;):lol:

    That's rat's asshole Don... :lol::lol:

    well it sure makes a helluva fondue!! :lol:
  • dcfaithfuldcfaithful Posts: 13,076
    Illridethewave20 wrote:
    I heart Avacado and munster cheese sandwiches

    That sounds so damn good. Both are amazing. I believe that avocado is in the same realm of peanut butter and bacon in terms of completely and utterly amazing food.
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    Speaking of muenster cheese, melt lots of that deliciousness over some brussels sprouts and it's probably my most favorite treat of all time!
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    Mamasan23 wrote:
    Speaking of muenster cheese, melt lots of that deliciousness over some brussels sprouts and it's probably my most favorite treat of all time!

    :crazy: :-? :puke:
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  • twisted thoughtstwisted thoughts Posts: 4,377
    SatansFuton wrote:
    And he could do 101 things with Ramen Noodles, some of them actually quite good, others that were just wrong.
    ^^^^
    Oh man...thats some gangsta prison shit right there. I used to know a few bad seeds myself that spoke of ramen ruffles casserole. :lol:




    I really cant think of anything else strange that I eat right now.
    I did have a McGriddle last week. Thats a wonderful combo right there imo.
    Cut out all the utensils and just throw all the breakfast goodness into a sandwich!!
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  • rick1zoo2rick1zoo2 between a rock and a dumb place Posts: 12,632
    don't know if this qualifies as strange but our post-show snack back at the hotel while at Alpine was cheese curds and tostitos with rum and diet lime coke/reisling wine
  • Sonja_SSonja_S Vienna Posts: 444
    unlost dogs wrote:
    My father used to take a slice of white bread, shred it into bite-sized pieces, and submerge the pieces in a tumbler of milk. Then he would eat it with a spoon, and drink the milk.

    I think it had something to do with being a kid during the Great Depression.

    Or maybe he was just weird, I'm not sure.

    My grandmother did the same - almost every day. I always thought it was disgusting. Then again, I used to put a chocolate bar between 2 pieces of white bread and eat it like a sandwich. The spooky thing was that my grandmother said my dad used to do the same but I'd never seen him do it, so I guess I can blame the genes :lol:
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    office mate is in the kitchen making a pea's and tomato soup concoction. :?
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  • DS1119DS1119 Posts: 33,497
    Tuna fish and mustard. Just the sight of it makes me :sick:
  • RKCNDYRKCNDY Posts: 31,013
    Siracha on lots of stuff...

    Siracha on fish sticks
    Siracha on mashed potatoes
    Siracha on cottage cheese
    Siracha on fries
    Siracha on quinoa

    I really don't eat it with everything...like steak, I don't put it on steak because that's wrong.
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  • eeriepadaveeeriepadave West Chester, PA Posts: 42,434
    I remember in an episode of Home Improvement Tim & Al faced off in a battle of who concoct the strangest food. I don't remember who won but i do remember Al telling Tim hi may be the strangest but his was more edible or something like that :lol:
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  • rick1zoo2rick1zoo2 between a rock and a dumb place Posts: 12,632
    RKCNDY wrote:
    Siracha on lots of stuff...

    Siracha on fish sticks
    Siracha on mashed potatoes
    Siracha on cottage cheese
    Siracha on fries
    Siracha on quinoa

    I really don't eat it with everything...like steak, I don't put it on steak because that's wrong.


    what is Siracha??

    on a side note, the GF doesn't care for Old Bay seasoning, so when we go shopping I sneak it into the cart to see when she notices it... :mrgreen:
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    RKCNDY wrote:
    Siracha on lots of stuff...

    Siracha on fish sticks
    Siracha on mashed potatoes
    Siracha on cottage cheese
    Siracha on fries
    Siracha on quinoa

    I really don't eat it with everything...like steak, I don't put it on steak because that's wrong.

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