oddest food combo youve ever witnessed someone eat

[Anonymous]

When I was a kid, I had an unholy love of grilled cheese and peanut butter sandwiches.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know it's cultural, but I think Marmite and Vegemite are just about the oddest foods out there. Who would want to spread yeast extract (a byproduct of beer brewing) on TOAST??? And WHY???? S~h~u~d~d~e~r.

Marmite lover here. If you don't get it, you don't get it. But man, it's so damn good when you do.

[Anonymous]

what is marmite?

[Anonymous]

PB*J with some motor oil added for flavor

[Anonymous]

My mom used to eat Peanut Butter & bacon sandwiches. And also - for Thanksgiving and other special meals - a jello mold made of tomato aspic and served with a healthy dollop of mayo. Yes, midwesterner.

[Anonymous]

I used to put chips or Doritos in sandwiches, ok not that weird but I'm in my 40s and only recently stopped.and a friend from the Midwest would use relish as a pancake topping. What's up with the Midwestern folks

[Anonymous]

As a kid I ate grilled cheese with grape jelly smeared on top. I didn't realize that was strange until somehow it was mentioned to DH the other day who gave me a look of horror. Ha!

[Anonymous]

A college friend used to eat nacho cheese Doritos dipped in cottage cheese.

[Anonymous]

When I was pregnant I used to eat Hershey bars but dip them in a mixture of red hot & mustard. Not sure why but it definitely satisfied some craving. But the mix of hot sauce & mustard is great with raw veggies.

[Anonymous]

I am meant to be on a diet. But last night I discovered peanut butter, cucumber and cholula sauce sandwiches. So good, yet so bad...