What was the weirdest thing you liked to eat growing up?

Anonymous
I used to microwave jumbo marshmallows. They would grow very big, and collapse into a crusty, gooey mess after 45 seconds or so. Terrible for my teeth (and hard to get off the plate), but I loved them!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I used to microwave jumbo marshmallows. They would grow very big, and collapse into a crusty, gooey mess after 45 seconds or so. Terrible for my teeth (and hard to get off the plate), but I loved them!


Haha! I still do this!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Uncooked pasta. Loved it, and snacked on it almost daily.


+1000 (Elbow macaroni for me)! I also liked mayo sandwiches with salt & Pepper.
Anonymous
Wow! Bringing back some memories.
Thanks, grandma, for all of the:
Shit on a shingle(!)
Peanut butter and banana sandwiches with mayo and lettuce
mamwich sandwiches

Thanks, dad, for the kippered snacks on rye crisps. My husband freaks out when I eat these in a fit of nostalgia.
Anonymous
Heinz vegetarian beans, mayo and lots of garlic powder all mixed together
Anonymous
The drippings stuck to the pan after roasting chicken.

Life cereal with cream (instead of milk)

Frozen whipped cream (we'd spray it into designs on parchment and stick it in the freezer)

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I used to microwave jumbo marshmallows. They would grow very big, and collapse into a crusty, gooey mess after 45 seconds or so. Terrible for my teeth (and hard to get off the plate), but I loved them!


Haha! I still do this!


I used to do the same thing but put mine in the toaster oven until they got nice and brown!
Anonymous
Cheese sandwiches stuffed with Cheetos. Incredible.
Anonymous
Spam and grape jelly.
Anonymous
raw ramen noodles--we break off chunks and then sprinkle the seasoning on top
Anonymous
Tater Tot Hotdish
Anonymous
Fried chicken gizzards.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Butter and sugar on wonder bread.


Yes, this. My sister and I brilliantly named it "sugar-butter-bread. "
Anonymous
Tab soda mixed with milk
Anonymous
"mustard sandwiches."
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