Weird food combos you love?

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Cottage cheese and beets.

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Mini pretzels and cream cheese.

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No going to lie, some of these make me gag a little.

But I'm all for people doing what make them happy, so enjoy!

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Anonymous wrote:Cottage cheese and beets.

I like cottage cheese with sardines, tomatoes, capers, and olive oil. Will have to try the beets.

[Anonymous]

Cottage cheese with marinated artichoke hearts
French fries dipped in Wendy’s chocolate frosty

[Anonymous]

Cottage cheese is a perfect mixer for salty (mini-pretzels) and sweet (canned peaches). YUM.

[Anonymous]

My DH likes ptretzels and grapes. I thought he was crazy, but then I tried it, it was good!

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Pickle and cheese sandwich with peach jam and Mayo.

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Bacon and blueberry jam sandwich

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When I was pregnant my weird combo was pickles and chocolate milk. I refused to give into the craving and one day I caved and I was hooked.

[Anonymous]

Easy cheese and wheat thins

Wheat thins cream cheese and PickaPeppa sauce

Pepperoni and cream cheese

Wendy’s fries and frosty

[Anonymous]

Ham sandwich (leftover ham, not deli meat) on buttered bread

[Anonymous]

McDonald's fries with their vanilla cone.

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Anonymous wrote:Ham sandwich (leftover ham, not deli meat) on buttered bread

What’s weird about this? Sounds like a slight variation on a classic French sandwich.

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Growing up, my dad would let me dip pretzel sticks in chocolate ice cream.

My adult indulgence is Ben & Jerry's Chubby Hubby, because I still totally love the sweet/salty combo.

Any Pennsylvania in his history?
This is a thing.
And we don’t think it’s weird

Funny, yes, his mom was from York. Can you explain how it’s a PA thing?

Now I’m feeling a need for the original pretzel sticks/chocolate ice cream combo, which I haven’t done in years.

Also, the turkey/peach thing actually sounds like a good combo.

I was going to say the same thing. My grandparents on my dads side lived in Pennsylvania and growing up my grandma would give us a nighttime snack of Neapolitan ice cream with pretzel sticks. A lot of ice cream shops there have pretzel cones too. Definitely a Pennsylvania Dutch thing