| had a roommate who ate oyster crackers and sprite like cereal. she would pour a bowl of oyster crackers and pour sprite all over it and eat it with a spoon. |
| This isn't THAT weird, but we are currently living in Argentina and the other day we had a sandwich that came with fries covered in mayo (like you couldn't even see the fries over the layer of mayo) with scrambled eggs underneath and chimi sauce on top. It was def. odd. |
| My college roommate used to eat peanut butter, brown sugar and chocolate chip sandwiches on whole wheat bread. |
That sounds pretty freaking good. |
I was just going to say the same thing. They sell peanut butter similar to that now. I forget what it's called but it has a monkey on the label. It's delicious. |
| Cottage cheese and ketchup. Belch! The only way DH eats cottage cheese. |
This is cultural. Fries with mayo -- common all over the world. And many things are served with an egg on top. In Japan, pizza with corn, beets and other odd ingredients. |
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Damn that sounds good. |
| Pizza with ranch dressing and gravy. HS cafeteria. I'll never get it out of my mind. |
| My friend used to eat peanut butter and salsa sandwiches. Sounded so weird but was oddly yummy. |
| Love pizza with ranch dressing. The gravy's a little over the top, though. |
| Ice cream with tea leaves |
| 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. |
| I saw a blog for eggs cooked in a mug in the microwave then you mix in hummus. It may be healthy or good, but it sounds so nasty. |
Hmm, I am the anti-Vegemite/Marmite poster from up above you. I think I could get behind this egg & hummus idea, though! |