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Originally Posted by drkshdw (Post 10072612)

Personally, my absolute favorite is spaghetti-o's and cottage cheese (it's like lasagna) and everyone I know gets on my case about it. But I swear it's delicious!! Today I got chastised at lunch because I dip my pizza in ranch dressing (apparently that's an abomination to do to even bad pizza). I also eat my over easy/medium eggs with maple syrup, put ketchup in my macaroni and cheese and eat cantaloupe with black pepper on it.

I can see the lasagna comparison. I'd probably give it a shot. I'd try ranch on just about anything once. Hey, eggs and syrup = breakfast...

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Originally Posted by freeform911 (Post 10072617)

Mac n cheese with corn and mustard!!!!!

Well, There are worse things to put into Mac n Cheese. I do love mustard.

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Originally Posted by Tobra (Post 10072619)

Oatmeal with crumbled up bacon in it.

Ketchup and mustard mixed together on french fries.

Neither one of those sounds weird.
I wanted a savory (vs sweet) version of oat meal. I tried bacon bits and sauteed onions which was good, but then you've got to do that extra cooking. I eventually settled on a little soy sauce and some cheese.

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Originally Posted by stevej37 (Post 10072649)

Pizza dipped in applesauce

That does seem a bit odd.

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Originally Posted by LEAKYSEALS951 (Post 10072653)

I'm eating ketchup and cottage cheese at the moment.
My father's favorite was steak and mayonnaise.

I like cottage cheese, but I don't think I'd want that one. Steak and mayo doesn't seem that weird.

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Originally Posted by wdfifteen (Post 10072657)

Ketchup on eggs is NOT weird. I do it all the time, and I am perfectly normal - or so I'm told.

right, it's certainly not my thing, but way too many people do ketchup on eggs for it to be considered weird.

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Originally Posted by javadog (Post 10072676)

I don't have any peculiar things that I eat but my dad and his brother had a couple. One was eating fried potatoes and chocolate pudding together, the other was eating cornbread and buttermilk mixed together in a big glass, somewhat like a parfait. Naturally, I have tried neither of these things, I'm content to imagine that they would not be tasty.

The cornbread and buttermilk is something that my grandfather used to do. I assume it's a southern thing.

My son once added cayenne powder and tuna to mac n cheese. I thought that was gross, but one day I heated some that he'd had leftover up because I didn't realize that it wasn't just mac-n-cheese. Since I'd heated it up, I figured I needed to eat it since it wouldn't likely heat up well a second time. It was actually very tasty.

I assume oat meal with soy sauce and chunks of cheese would be considered weird by most (I know my wife won't touch it).

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Originally Posted by peteremsley (Post 10072751)

Indian curry with rice. It should be eaten Balti style with naan the size of bedspreads!

Dude! Nothing weird about Indian food.

Snyder's sourdough pretzels and milk (preferably chocolate) or with ice cream.
Peanut butter, jelly and banana on a flour tortilla shell

Mike

I don't/won't eat this, but I know a dude who orders the infamous "Hawaiian Pizza" whenever his wife gives him a kitchen pass to leave the house. Not as strange as some of the other combos here, but not good when you're more of a "purist"...
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Tomato soup with a big dollop of cottage cheese in the middle. I love the texture. But Ive gotten some strange looks.

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Originally Posted by Evans, Marv (Post 10072853)

Sometimes I buy a small loaf of pumpernickel bread and make sandwiches with it & dill pickle slices, yellow cheese, & mayonnaise. You all should try it. My mother used to make them for me to eat in a bag lunch during sixth to eighth grade track meets when we'd go out of town.

This actually sounds really good. I gotta try this! Love me some pumpernickel.

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Originally Posted by masraum (Post 10072967)

My son once added cayenne powder and tuna to mac n cheese. I thought that was gross, but one day I heated some that he'd had leftover up because I didn't realize that it wasn't just mac-n-cheese. Since I'd heated it up, I figured I needed to eat it since it wouldn't likely heat up well a second time. It was actually very tasty.

A box of Kraft mac n cheese with a can of tuna and a can of peas was a regular dinner at my house when I was a kid. Still make it at least once a year. Just a poor mans (and easier) version of tuna noodle casserole.

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Originally Posted by sand_man (Post 10072986)

Hawaiian pizza has been a thing around here for decades. Canadian bacon, pineapple and cream cheese (with some putting green peppers on theirs). You either love it or hate it. I don't go out of my way to get it but if it's there I will eat it and enjoy it. But just a slice will do. Don't know how anyone can eat an entire pizza of that.

Peanut butter and onion sandwiches

Not too weird but peanut butter, mayo and banana sandwiches.

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Originally Posted by peteremsley (Post 10072825)

Balti is often rice-less (like not even on the side), usually served in a wok like bowl with a big a$$ naan. The naan is your silverware.

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I would eat the hell out of this!!!! Being an IT professional, a great many of my team members are Indian! I love going out to lunch with them!

that balti stuff looks delicious!

For me----Red wine and walnut brownies

frozen fries or tater tots right out of the bag

crab mustard (yellow only, not green). I dip fries and of course claw meat in it.

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Originally Posted by peteremsley (Post 10072751)

Indian curry with rice. It should be eaten Balti style with naan the size of bedspreads!

that aint weird. that's like eating sloppy joes over rice. perfectly normal. :)

my food choices are pretty "missionary style". straight forward.

no peanuts in cocacola or anything.

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Originally Posted by berettafan (Post 10073124)

...For me----Red wine and walnut brownies...

NICE!!! I would enjoy this!!!

Hawaiian pizza is my jam. but again..not that weird anymore.

I'm sure to catch heat for this, but I'm always amazed at the number of items people put into their chicken or tuna salad!!!! I tend to be a purist with most things. The protien is really meant to be the star. For tuna: salt, pepper, chopped celery (or celery salt), mayo, and a nice squeeze of lemon. The condiments go on the actual sammy (lettuce, onion, tomato, etc...) not in the salad.

Same for chicken salad: salt, pepper, celery salt, chopped celery, mayo, and maybe one other spice. None of this grapes, walnuts, raisins, prunes, apples, yada for me.

Being raised by Dutch parents I ate more than my share of sugar sandwiches with butter :)

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Took my wife to Holland and ordered french fries from a street vendor. They came fresh out of the fryer wrapped in a news paper cone and topped with fritessaus. My wife was disgusted - she was expecting ketchup. After one taste she was hooked and her take on fritessaus is a staple in our home.

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I will put avocado on just about anything.

I used to work for a company that had it's headquarters in Pittsburgh. I remember the sandwiches and salads being topped with french fries...Primanti Bros?

Also Poutine (Canada) is interesting; fries, gravy, and cheese curds!!! I liked it!

Peanut butter on toast with a big chuck of cheese on the side.

When I eat chocolate fudge, it's so good to have potato chips after.

Raw hot peppers with all my meals.

OH MAN...this also works for me, in EVERY way:
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Love the Chicago style dawg!!! Actually I pretty much love all dogs loaded up!