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

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Creamora on a spoon. I would watch sat morning cartoons with the jar of creamora and a spoon. Lick the spoon, dip in the creamora and lick the powder off, and repeat.


I did this but my mom would only let me have that one lick. Also, the remaining drops from a can of evaporated milk after she used it for cocoa or something.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My mom would take canned pears (halved) and put a dollop of mayo in the indentation and top with cheddar cheese. I thought it was the bomb! I am grossed out just thinking about it now.

Toast with peanut butter and bacon was a favorite breakfast. I still love it!

I also liked cream cheese and olive sandwiches. I think I would still eat one if someone made it for me.


I make cream cheese and olive for my kids now! They love it (I still do too).

DID OUR MOMS HAVE ALL THE SAME COOKBOOK?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My mom would take canned pears (halved) and put a dollop of mayo in the indentation and top with cheddar cheese. I thought it was the bomb! I am grossed out just thinking about it now.

Toast with peanut butter and bacon was a favorite breakfast. I still love it!

I also liked cream cheese and olive sandwiches. I think I would still eat one if someone made it for me.


I make cream cheese and olive for my kids now! They love it (I still do too).

DID OUR MOMS HAVE ALL THE SAME COOKBOOK?


They probably did!
Anonymous
I amazed we all lived to tell about and that we didn't die from mayo/butter induced heart attack.

So much for organic blueberries and free ranging chicken
Anonymous
While these things all sound gross, I agree that the pendulum has swung too far in favor of healthy and organic. I swear out kids will be saying -- yeah my mom made me eat kale and seaweed and wouldn't let me touch anything that wasn't organic or protein laden.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Creamora on a spoon. I would watch sat morning cartoons with the jar of creamora and a spoon. Lick the spoon, dip in the creamora and lick the powder off, and repeat.


I did this but my mom would only let me have that one lick. Also, the remaining drops from a can of evaporated milk after she used it for cocoa or something.


I'm stunned that there are two other people who did this growing up. On road trips I'd always take a few packets of Cremona when we ate at diners. I'd enjoy them as snacks when we were back on the road.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Buttered white bread with a slice of American cheese.
Creamed chipped beef on toast.
. Ahh, shit on a shingle...yum. The heavenly tastes my kids will never know.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Creamora on a spoon. I would watch sat morning cartoons with the jar of creamora and a spoon. Lick the spoon, dip in the creamora and lick the powder off, and repeat.


I did this but my mom would only let me have that one lick. Also, the remaining drops from a can of evaporated milk after she used it for cocoa or something.


I'm stunned that there are two other people who did this growing up. On road trips I'd always take a few packets of Cremona when we ate at diners. I'd enjoy them as snacks when we were back on the road.


I had to google Creamora. Never heard of it!!
Anonymous
Creamora on a spoon. I would watch sat morning cartoons with the jar of creamora and a spoon. Lick the spoon, dip in the creamora and lick the powder off, and repeat.


Now that's just nasty.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Op here, love these!!

We also drank Nesquick chocolate milk like it was going out of style. Nothing unusual about that, but we sprinkled the powder on ice cream too.


This gives me a great memory of getting a bowl full of fresh snow and mixing it with Nesquik powder to make "chocolate ice cream" with my sister.
Anonymous
My grandparents always had a jar of Limburger cheese in their fridge and I loved to eat it with a spoon!




I bought it many years ago for the nostalgia factor and almost vomited--it is one of the stinkiest cheeses ever.
Anonymous
Dry pasta
Flavored coffee creamer powder
Anonymous
Lipton ring noodle soup packets-dry
Anonymous
peanut butter and butter sandwiches (still like 'em) and tongue sandwiches (NO MORE)
Anonymous
Cottage cheese mixed with onions and vinegar.
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