What's the most embarassing food you still eat?

[Anonymous]

http://www.meowmix.com/products/treats/

I stopped reading after "animal digest" OMG!

[Anonymous]

Ok, what is scrapple?

[Anonymous]

Scrapple is absolutely disgusting. It's is parts like eyes and snout. My husband loves it but I bury it in the back of the freezer so I never have to eat it or see it.
But I still think it's better than meow mix

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Twizzlers
Now and Laters
Sardines

together?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Meow Mix salmon treats.... Really ! ! !

You should see a doctor, really!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:SCRAPPLE AND FRIED EGG SANDWICHES ON WHITE TOAST.

FEEL MY BURNING SHAME. FEEL IT!

Shout out to the scrapple eater!!! I haven't had it in years because it makes my husband want to barf. I think that if someone were to put a slice of scrapple in front of me and a bottle of ketchup, I would just have to make a ketchup-smiley-face on it like I did when I was a kid.

[Anonymous]

So it's no meow mix, but...

I love fish sticks. The cheapest ones possible, battered, not breadcrumbed.

I can also eat an entire box of off-brand rice crispies in a sitting. Not embarassing in themselves, but the quantity is certainly alarming.

Also: chocolate pudding cups.

[Anonymous]

Nutella is a staple in our house. I have eaten that since I was a child and DO NOT deprive my children of that ever. PERIOD. It's def a special occasion thing, but still it can always be found in our cupboard. Food should never be embarrassing. You live once and you should eat what you love and love what you eat. EAT AND BE PROUD!!!

[Anonymous]

My daughter's morning bagel is schmeared with four parts cream cheese and one part nutella. No shame here.

[Anonymous]

Marshmellow Fluff

[Anonymous]

Easy Cheese. Dee-lish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes when I see Hostess snowballs, I just have to buy them. Same goes for Strawberry Zingers. I just can't help myself.

And I really dig those big puffy cheese curls. Brought them to a party recently and a few people got really excited about them, so I'm clearly not the only one.

Love Snowballs!!![b]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Top Ramen Oriental flavor noodles. However, I class it up by grating fresh ginger, garlic, cilantro, a splash of fish sauce and Sriracha. Yummy!

I was eating this as a money saving/calorie reducing scheme until I read the back. I thought each serving had about 7 or 8 grams of fat, which is true, but one pack of noodles is two servings! And I was eating two of them at a time -- 30g fat. I could have had a Whopper Jr. for that.

[Anonymous]

My brother used to eat potato chips crumbled in milk....a potato chip milk shake if you will.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Heluva good brand onion dip (the red package) with ruffles chips. For those who live in Rockville, chips and dip go best with an italian cold cut sub from twinbrook deli. Yummers!!

the best sub EVER!!!