What "Weird" Food Do You Eat?

Its not weird or anything but I posted on FB how much I LOVE asparagus and that it is the BEST food EVER and I got a lot of "Are you OK?" responses. I was eating asparagus for dinner every night and it was just so good (still is)

Peanut butter & cheddar cheese sandwiches on toasted oat bran bread with a glass of chocolate soy milk. Every once in awhile my kids and I have it for dinner and my husband thinks it's weird.

I won't eat pancakes without peanut butter on them. Now my kids do it too. I prefer chunky, they like creamy. My husband & FIL like syrup or honey on their biscuits and gravy. I used to like Fritos dipped in pimento cheese but that sounds yucky now :)

French fries dipped in mayo. Collard green sandwich (white bread) Yum!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE toast with peanut butter (on both pieces of bread) with LOTS of crispy bacon. mmmmmmmmmm

This is funny because we just had a conversation about this last week...
Peanut butter and mayonaise sandwichs
Wheat chex dipped in A1 Steak Sause
my husband thinks this is weird and I don't see how, but potato chips in ketchup....
and I too, like pickle and cheese with mayo sandwiches, but the pickels have to be bread and butter sweet pickles....

I like ketchup on saltine crackers. If you make a 'sandwich' out of it, the ketchup oozes up through the holes---yummo.

I love cold meatloaf sandwiches, sliced cold meatloaf and ketchup on bread.

I may have to try your sandwich though, LOL.

Peanut butter, mayo, cream cheese, and banana sandwich! Yum!

Peanut butter and cream cheese on raisin bread. My son "invented" it and I like it also.

Sometimes I like to put mustard in Chinese Wonton Soup.

Our 4-year-old son loves to eat uncooked pasta. I know: Yuck! No, he doesn't have pica or anemia, and his doctor and dentist both said it was OK as long as it was only small pieces. (Little macaroni and shells are OK; spaghetti and lasagna are not.) He has been diagnosed with a sensory processing issue, specifically, he's mainly a "sensory seeker," and this weird (and, in opinion, totally yucko) predilection goes along with that. He's always loved crunchy food. He usually offers his dad and me some, magnanimous and generous little soul he is. :-)
PS: I don't think a cheese, pickle and mayo sandwich is weird at all. When I was in upper elementary school, one of my favorite sandwiches was peanut butter, jelly and sweet pickle, on "Roman Meal" bread! (Remember that brand?) And we always enjoy peanut butter on our waffles, along with maple syrup. :-)

I just had to add that I grew up eating raw hamburger (steak tartare) too. My mom would give me a little patty with salt sprinkled on it. I loved it.

I haven't had this in about 20 years. But I have to say, I am very tempted to eat it again every time we make hamburgers!

pickles dipped in ranch. all time best meal is grilled cheese and pickles both dipped in ranch! (started doing this 10 years before i even thought about getting pregnant!)

I love left over salmon cold from the fridge for breakfast, and saltine crackers with chocolate frosting for a snack.

"Breakfast Rice"

Toss some rice in a pan with a little butter and fry it up with a dash of salt and pepper. Slice up some ham and toss it in. Push the rice to the side of the pan and scramble some egg off to the side. Toss in some green onion. Mix it all together. Dash it with a little taco sauce. Nom nom nom!

Bologna sandwich with mayo, lettuce and big marshmallows!

I love mustard on my scrambled eggs, sour cream in my spaghetti sauce, LOVE fried green tomatoes and love eating apples and Colby Jack cheese with my popcorn!

White bread with potato chips and Marmite (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmite)
Pancakes with butter and marmite
Chocolate rice pudding with bacon
Plain pasta with Ketchup
French Fries in a white bread sandwich made with butter
Frozen peas, corn, and carrots with Balsamic Vinegar

I love to take a slice of bologna, spread PB on it, then roll it up and eat it.

Growing up, we would sometime do white rice with a little milk, sugar, and nutmeg for dessert. I haven't tried to do it in years, but when I did, it was never quite the same as when I was a kid.

crispy bread, feta and hot red pepper flakes
:)
(just finished eating my lunch)

pumpkin & pear baby food (from Walmart) with Franks hot suace heated in teh microwave

Okay, now here's a post I can relate to......

I am a devout fan of hearts of palm and artichoke hearts. In fact, with both my pregnancies, the only thing that cured my morning sickness was buying vats of these two items from Costco and eating them morning, noon and night.

In college, when I was beyond broke, I used to feed myself quite well with pickles and Doritos Nacho Cheese chips at the local Arco gas station market. Now that's good. Probably not so good for you, but it sure cured my nagging hunger. Cheap too!

Today, I can do quite well with a bowl of steamed spinach, brussel sprouts, cauliflower and broccoli. My little girl, now three, LOVES cauliflower. She is a girl after my heart. My older daughter, six, won't touch the stuff.

E.

My favorite? a sandwich made with toasted bread, peanut butter and frozen bananas. I get strange looks but it is a favorite of mine.

love fisher potato chips with applesauce. the sweet and salty together. yum most people think it's crazy but once they try it, they usually like it. also, favorite sandwich is peanut butter, lettuce and bologna

I eat fried chicken livers! I also eat pickles and wine together; or pickles and a cup of tea--depends on my day!

My husband absolutely hates the way I eat fried eggs (or eggs over medium). I eat all of the whites, chop up the yolk, then put some ketchup and syrup on it, mix it all up and eat w/ toast (or english muffin)! I try to have a little more syrup than ketchup, I perfer it to taste a little sweeter. So yum! :-)

Waffles topped with a layer of vanilla ice cream and popped in the microwave for about 10 seconds to get it all melty......

I have always loved cottage cheese with doritos! Yum.

When we were kids, my mom made us sliced banannas w/mayo & crushed peanuts sprinkled on top. It was so good! I dunno if I would try that now as an adult, I may gag, lol.

I love this question and the responses!

We used to have "banana cereal" - cut up bananas in milk with some sugar. Haven't had that in forever! Or french fries in applesauce.

My brother used to like peanut butter and american cheese sandwiches.

I have a 2 year old so he dips lots of things into ketchup or dressings. He put his grapes in the Newman's Own Light Honey Mustard the other day.

My mother used to put mayonnaise and shredded cheddar cheese on a pear half, and then she would put that on a piece of iceberg lettuce. I would never eat that. I remember our school cafeteria served apple, carrot and raisin salad. Gross!

Oh, my mother eats buttermilk with cornbread in it, peanuts in her coke, and salt on watermelon.

My grandfather ate Vicks salve out of the jar. He lived to be 91!

I eat cheese and pickle sandwiches with mayo, too, sometimes! Although, I do usually toast the bread and melt the cheese in the microwave a few seconds. But, basically the same! :)

The weird thing that I eat that gets me the most strange looks is my peanut butter and jelly sandwiches... with summer sausage slices on the inside! I've eaten them that way since I was a kid, and I still like them that way, even though it's weird!

After reading all your responses there are some new "dishes" I'm going to have to try. I have always been a person that loves wierd combinations.
I have always loved egg and tomato sandwiches (fried egg with tomato and mayo) yum!! And as a snack I love mixing sour patch kids with regular potato chips, something about the sour/sweet/salty mix is just heavenly!!

We always spread peanut butter on toast and covered it with powdered sugar. Yummy, but don't laugh and make a powdered sugar mess!

I love octopus, which is "slimy and gross" to most people. My daughter, who is 4, also loves it. The funny thing is, pretty much everyone I know likes calamari, and for some reason, they think it is very different from octopus, but it's not. My daughter also likes to eat raw Spinach and lettuce without any form of condiments or dressing. We also like to eat chicken dipped in Balsamic vinaigrette. Most people would put ketchup or barbecue sauce on theirs, but we like it like that. Indian goat curry is amazing to me too, but people again are grossed out that I like goat and lamb. I must say, it is offensive whenever I go to a buffet and people simulate vomiting sounds anytime I serve myself lamb or goat, so my advice is, if you don't like someone's choices of food, keep your comments (and sound effects) to yourself.

We eat Peanut Butter Playdough, which is 1 part peanut butter (slightly more pb) and 1 part honey with enough granulated powdered milk to make it hold together and not too sweet We don't actually play with it, but we roll it up in little balls and eat them. Yum! It's great for snacking on road trips and out of the house, as it is protein and dairy.

I like tomato sandwiches (two slices bread spread with miracle whip, tomato slices, salt & pepper). I also like cottage cheese w/bananas sliced on top. My son makes meat sandwiches and puts cheetos or doritos on top and then places the second slice of bread on top of the cheetos or doritos and squishes it all down then eats it. Yum.
V.

~Mayo and banana sandwiches on fluffy white bread....haven't had one in so long...
~Anytime I eat plain cereal...like Rice Crispies or Cheerios, I sprinkle granulated sugar on top...I like the extra sweet and grainy-ness of it.
~ I love pickle juice....and green olive juice....my husband gagged the first time he saw me drink it....straight out of the jar.....hahahaha!
~I also have HAVE to have green olives in my Margarita's...rimed with salt......on the rocks.......yum!!!
~My brother used to eat tomatoes...whole, just like apples....smothered in ranch dressing.........oh an he used to eat bowl fulls of plain granulated sugar...ewww. Talk about sweet tooth.
~My sister in law loves shredded lettuce on her baked potatoes....weird.

I enjoyed reading this post, very unusual stuff.

The best thing from my childhood, was that in the winter we would bring in some fresh (clean) snow and put it in a bowl with maple syrup on top. It's interesting reading through the answers, that a lot of the ingredients are similar (i.e. pickles, mayo, bacon, syrup, ketchup) just added to different things.

Can't think of a "different" way of preparing food that we like but my son likes--ever since pre-k--lettuce sandwiches. A chunk of iceberg lettuce between 2 sliced of bread, no mayo or other condiment. At first boys in his class thought it was weird but then he shared one day and 3 other boys had it also. Now he will add a slice of ham but still no mayo or anything and a big chunk of lettuce.

Cottage cheese with hot sauce or salsa - for something crunchy, I may add Triscuits or other crackers to the mix. It totally grosses my husband out but I like the spicy/creamy mix. My parents also taught me when I was little to eat french fries with honey.
I love the other responses!

I love baby carrots diped in hot mustard.

I don't think that's weird at all! (although I hate mayo..the rest is fine though)
I kinda have a long list, so here it goes!

*Dill pickles with Cheese (Just about any kind will do, but I like sliced American and Colby & Monterey the best!)
*Peanut butter, banana, and honey sandwiches (YUM!)
*Buttermilk waffles with butter and powdered sugar on them
*Buttermilk waffles with peanut butter
*Chocolate chip waffles with whip cream (the kind in the can)
*Banana cereal (I saw that post and said "omg I love that stuff!" lol)
*Grilled cheese sandwich dipped in tomato soup (made with a can of milk instead of water)
*I put salt on my cantaloupe
*Cheese pizza with red French dressing on it
*My boyfriend likes dipping his McDonald's fries in honey, I dip mine in my chocolate milkshake, and my 2 and a half year old dips his fries and chicken nuggets in anything! (i.e. BBQ, ketchup, milk, and that caramel that you get with the apple dippers)

And here's the real kicker that tops it all! The last time I ate this, my friend turned to my b/f at the time and said "Are you sure she's not preggers? 'cause if she isn't, I'd hate to see what she craves when she is!"

*Buttermilk waffle topped with (in this order) peanut butter, dill pickle slices, caramel sauce, and whip cream! (can kind)

I know there's probably more than that, but I can't think of the rest. That, and it's time to get kiddos in bed. Yay free time! lol

PS - Loved your question! I'm thinking about doing something like this...maybe something like "what's your favorite game?" lol

I love ham and banana sandwiches. Just two slices of bread, a little bit of butter, a slice of deli ham, and a cut up banana. Yum! :)

My mom makes really good fried apples... I thought these were normal until my boyfriend was over for dinner and he was basically like 'What the hell are these? Fried apples? Who makes fried apples?' Lol.

Also, whenever I have brown beans or baked beans (Whatever you want to call them) instead of using a spoon or fork I scoop them up with a potato chip and eat it like that.

I always put maple syrup on my breakfast sausage, even if it's the only thing on my plate. I also like scrambled eggs and syrup on top of buttered, toasted whole grain bread. A favorite dinner is a box of Kraft mac&cheese mixed with a 2-oz package of salmon and several ounces of canned peas. My husband thinks that's weird.

My boys love to eat corn kernels while they're still frozen. My toddler likes to eat Crayola washable markers.

KALE SHAKES -

Kale is the best vegetable on the planet for you and we decided to eat it daily but it doesn't taste that great. Now the kids and I make green smoothies 5-6 days a week and love them (husband still refuses them):

2-3 stalks washed organic kale
spinach leaves
frozen bananas and strawberries
cinnamon
stevia
almond milk
flax seeds
flax oil
ice

blend for at least a minute. If you don't look at the color, you and your kids will love it. You will also feel really good from it. We haven't been sick once in over a year of kale shakes.

I always put cereal in my yogurt cups and mix it up! It is SO good, like corn flakes with mixed berry mmmmmmmmm! My husband thinks it's disgusting, but trust me, it's not!

My grandma posted about peanut butter and chocolate sandwhiches (Charmaine H.). We always ate those as kids too. Now that I have my own kids, its the perfect picnic food. But I put a healthy spin on it (sorry gma and mom :)).
I use whole wheat bread, Jiffy Simply Natural peanut butter, and Hersheys Sugar-free chocolate syrup. My kids LOVE them. They are great for packing lunch for outings as the chocolate doesn't get the bread mushy like jelly does. The kids think they are getting a REAL treat and they are healthy! :) infact, we are going on a day trip this weekend with friends and I am making them for everyone!

To the other mom -I LOVE lettuce sandwiches with a few dill pickle slices and yellow mustard! Your son is not alone!

I also love to take a boiled egg and cover it with yellow mustard, then mash it up in a bowl of grits. My dad taught me this, and we've always loved it! My kids aren't into it yet, but I keep holding out hope....

Hi F.,

I LOVE lettuce and ketchup .. to me, it's a healthy substitute for french fries :)

I don't think your sandwich sounds weird at all - actually I bet it is quite yummy! I have always had a more adventurous palate.

My favorite is a grilled cheese sandwich with strawberry jelly on top. My husband does peanut butter and bacon sandwiches all the time. I also add peanut butter in my oatmeal for extra protein - it is delicious!

I love grilled cheese with pickles. I like a dab of mayo with peas and beans.

My daughter's favorite sandwich is white cheese and LOADED with black olives. FINALLY, the guy at Subway makes it with plenty of olives!! No condiments on it either.

My husband grosses us out...... when I come home from the butcher shop with ground beef, he will eat it raw. YUCK I keep telling him he will get sick but so far in 25 yrs he has not.

In my household we are "weird" because we try to eat as much as we can organic or all natural. Probably the weirdest thing I like to eat is cottage cheese mixed with ketchup. Aside from that, when we were kids this was also always my favorite (I made it most of the way through all the responses and I did not see anyone mention this one specifically):

Take a piece of lunch meat ham, lay it flat and then spread cream cheese on it. Then, place a dill pickle spear in the middle and roll the ham up around the pickle, the cream cheese will help it stick, but you can also hold it all together with a toothpick. yum. Serve it at parties and your guests will be pleasantly surprised! Also, whenever my daughter is sick and restricted to the BRAT diet, I usually let her break the BRAT monotony with buttered toast topped with powdered sugar, and cinnamon. I also like to eat peanut butter and bacon sandwiches (rarely! very fattening - lol) peanut butter and banana sandwiches, and ketchup on my eggs. my father also used to put butter on his PB&J, but I always had a hard time stomaching that one for some reason. Where do people come up with this stuff? LOL

My dad made "akumpucky" when I was a kid - it was on Saturdays when we ate pancakes for breakfast. He'd mix butter and molasses together to form a spreadable paste, then spread all over his pancakes. I don't remember if he poured syrup over it or not, but that 'akumpucky' tasted great on those pancakes! 8-)

Also, us kids learned to love sardines in a can (mustard or oil are best!), smoked oysters (YUM!!!), and my personal favorite is peanut butter and chocolate chip sandwiches!! Oooooweeeee, now you're talkin'!

Scrambled eggs with ketchup on top

I love french fries dipped in mustard. And I also love bologna and colby cheese on white bread with potato chips crunched up on it. Not a regular on my menu, but occasionally.....

I love cheese and dill pickle sandwiches and my daughter loves cream cheese and dill pickle sandwiches.

My favorite as a kid was peanut butter and dill pickle sandwiches. As I grew up, I started making peanut butter and salsa sandwiches. I used to take the PBP sandwiches to school and got lots of weird comments until I had friends try it. I got a few converts.

A friend of mine used to eat ketchup sandwiches - not my idea of good, however.

My son loves peanut butter and Nutella (chocolate hazelnut spread). I have to say, they are yummy.

For breakfast I like to eat a bowl of shredded wheat with a little chicken broth poured on it and heated in the microwave for 30 seconds. Then I add 2 soft boiled eggs cut up and mixed in. YUM!

I love raw pasta. I also eat raw ramen noodles, sometimes I sprinkle the seasoning on the dry noodles. I know I do more weird things but I can't think of them right now.

Scrambled eggs w/ketchup
Waffles w/PB&J and syrup
*Raw hamburger w/salt
I drink my milk w/ice!

All of the above grosses my DH out when ever I eat them!
*I know this is very bad for you...I usually only eat a pinch now and then when cooking it but growing up we used to eat it like that all the time...all of my moms side used to eat it like that, this REALLY grosses people out!

Wendy's french fries and I use their chocolate frosty as dip..yum ~ sweet n salty.

Grilled cheese with tomato...then I dip it in creamy horseradish.

Ok I just had to add mine. I was introduced to the seafood sandwich from subway with lots of black olives in high school. Still my favorite choice to order today. The workers always think I'm crazy. My 4 kids like it too. Love toast with peanut butter and sliced bananas. Cottage cheese with fritos- grew up eating this with my mom, but I can't stand it with anything sweet. I also love cottage cheese on top of my salad with bacon, bl. olives, sunflower seeds, eggs, cheddar cheese and ranch or blue cheese dressing. This is what I would always get when we would go out to a buffet, depending on my mood I still may-YUM. My whole family has to have ketchup on our scrambled eggs, bacon, hashbrowns and toast.

Steak tartar is one of my favorites, but it's not the regular ground beef you pick up in the grocery store. I also love ketchup on my french toast, my kids think that is digusting.

My dad likes peanut butter and mustard sandwiches. And he always salts his apples as he eats them.

I like peanut butter and banana sandwiches and eating tomatoes by biting straight into them like they were apples. And I love cream cheese and pepper on corn on the cob instead of butter. I occasionally make peanut butter and maple syrup sandwiches or peanut butter and honey, but only as a treat.

When we go to McDonalds and get the kids nuggets with apple dippers, my daughter always likes dipping the nuggets in the caramel sauce that comes with the apples. Weird.

My husband will eat sour kraut on things, which isn't that unusual, but always seems gross to me. :)

I put wheat germ on almost everything. I absolutely LOVE it.

I finally read these weird combos.
would like to add to the peanut butter and mayo sand, (instead use miracle whip) and add crushed lays potato chips on white bread. My aunt used to make this for us and we called it a "Kathy Special"

When I would have slumber parties as a teen we seemed to eat all night.. and one thing we made was pizza, using white bread spread with ketchup a slice of american cheese and sprinkle with oregano, place under broiler until slightly browned. Yummmmmm You must watch it because it cooks fast!!

I like turkey sandwiches with mayo,mustard, pickles and japelenos on them! I haven't read all the comments but have to agree with you, eating hamburger raw...gag....that is NASTY....and you can get sick!!!!

-scrambled eggs with potatoes and ketchup
-mac n cheese with hot dogs and ketchup
-ham & cheese sandwich with sour cream & onion chips and ketchup
-chips and ketchup
-butter sandwiches (teenage years when I ran out of cheese)

All that ketchup and I'm not a big fan of tomatoes.

Peanut butter and bologna sandwiches;
Peanut butter, jelly and BBQ potato chip sandwiches (has to be raspberry jelly);
Tuna fish and Lay's plain potato chip sandwiches on ishy squishy white bread;
And in my family, we've always eaten green beans cooked with vinegar. We don't even care for them without vinegar, even all of our children eat them.

I LOVE peanut butter and dill pickle. Put some pb on a piece of bread, then roll it around a dill pickle spear. It's so good!!!! My grandmother use to eat it as did my mom so I grew up eating it. :)

I love meat lover's pizza with ranch dressing and dill pickles.

I don't think that's weird at all lol. I like peanut butter sandwich w/banana & pickles (has to be bread & butter pickles) or just peanut butter w/bananas & pickles--so yummy & no I'm not preggos either lol

J.

Actually, You are the only person in the world that I've ever heard of besides MYSELF that loves a good cheese and pickle sandwich! I always take flak for it too! My dad's favorite is peanut butter, mayonnaise and grape sandwiches! Don't know how he does that one!

When we get the jar of pickles out the peanut butter always comes out with it! We love peanut butter and pickles!

i dont think its weird. but, when other people who see me do it seem to think so. i like watermelon with lemon and salt or chili powder. i like any fruit with chili powder or salt.

I like the cinnamon twist at Taco Bell and I dip them in nacho cheese, its so yummy but I get a lot of weird looks when I eat it :)

<laughing> okay... I must be weird... because some of the responses don't sound strange at all.

But the one that grosses people out... sauerkraut & avocado. Specifically I like Rubens with avocado.

And TOO delicious to be weird: reeeally hot frenchfries dipped in icy cold chocolate shake.

I love cucumber and tomato sandwiches with mayo.

Hey all, what a fun question!!

I prefer mayo (Best Foods) on all my steamed/cooked veggies. Broccoli and mayo is the best!! Acutally I love mayo on everything even artichokes and rice.

I also love peanut butter and maple syrup sandwiches.

When we were kids my sister and I used to slice cheese and dip it into bbq sauce for a snack.

I also love to add a can of tuna, and a handful of frozen peas to my mac n cheese.

Here's one I haven't seen in the responses: Chili (no beans) on scrambled eggs. I'm going to have to try a few of the concoctions listed. Most of them sound pretty interesting.

I've got a list of "weird" eats of my own. I, too, like peanut butter and mayo sandwiches (altho I prefer Miracle Whip type salad dressing rather than outright mayo). As a youngster, I used to put all sorts of things on my peanut butter and mayo sandwiches; everything from lunch meats to sugar. I'm constantly drinking hot tea (yes, even in the heat of the HOT summers we have down here) and I love to dip saltine crackers in my tea. My daughter also picked up the saltine in tea habit (she's now 16, and still doing it). I eat salt on my cantaloupe and watermelon, and put sugar on nice ripe (juicey) tomatoes. MMMMMmmmm Yum! This is all I can think of at the moment, but I assure you there are many, many more weird concoctions awaiting my palate in the kitchen.

To Nicole H. from San Marcos;
Cool coincedence - my grandmother made "bananas w/peanuts" every year for Thanksgiving (and only Thanksgiving!) :) It is still a family tradition for us. We cut the bananas in quarters, roll in mayo (miracle whip, actually - I usually like mayo best, but this recipe requires miracle whip) and then roll in crushed peanuts. They do sound weird, but are really yummy.

I love dipping french fries in chocolate shakes. And, I prefer to eat pancakes with yogurt on top as opposed to butter and syrup. let's see what else...pizza dipped in ranch dressing, oh and I swear this is really good - quesadilla made with cottage cheese, cheddar cheese and cinnamon! yummm;)

So far nothing I read seemed weird to my palette it's everyone's choice to eat whatever their heart desire according to the culture they grew up in.
But I luv this question and would like to add my favorites that I use to eat
I use to eat Fried Goat Brain with cilantro/ jalapenos salt and pepper/ and Goat tongue with the same receipe
I eat Goat Trotters once a year / My hubbies favorite / never cared for it before marriage
I have eaten Goat Tripes but they stink up the house so don't anymore
My daughter use to eat Trotters and Tripes when little but now is grossed out of it / She just luvs adding Yogurt to everything she eats.. as i have a tendency of making the food spicy at times........
After watching Andrew Zimmerman in Bizarre food I dared myself to eat Goat Eyes which accrd. to him is a delicacy which use to be my Grandma's fav too...but couldn't do it........
I have tried Deep fried Prawn heads and I can suck on small deep fried fish heads as well extremely delicious
I use to eat Goat Kidneys/ Liver/ Heart / Gall Bladder and Goat Head all use to by my favorite
But now other then Trotters.. we don't eat the delicacies anymore as they are high in cholesterol and don't appeal to me anymore....

Hope I didn't gross you guys out too much..
Take care...

I like crunchy peanut butter in vanilla Ice Cream, I also like to eat green beans with tuna. Yummy!!!

I personally like Cottage Chesse with BBQ Corn Chips, Toast and Molasses, I was told by my grandmother I used to eat raw hamburger, now I won't touch hamburger.

Nieces, will eat Raman right out of the package.

And my husband and I love Jellyfish with Sesame Oil

I'm so surprised to hear so many people say they like cheese and pickle sandwiches! Just last night my daughter begged me to pack her a cheese & pickle sandwich with mustard and honey for lunch today. Maybe I'll have to try a bite next time! We also put maple syrup on bacon and eggs or salsa on eggs and I love butter on cinnamon graham crackers. My husband will eat pasta raw (just a few at a time) and my mom loves plain cheese sandwiches with butter. She used to put butter on all our sandwiches, including PB&J, which drove me nuts. Yuck!

i love cheese (colby or colby-jack) dipped in maple syrup. Also like eating cheese with onions.

Raw potatoes, ice cold, peeled, with a little sprinke of salt..........also my kids prefer soup for breakfast over anything else!

When I was little I would put ketchup on my mashed potatos and mac N cheese, I would also dip a chimichanga in soft serve ice cream. I havent done that in a while but I do like to dip my corndogs in oreo cookie ice cream. All this is done while not pregnant. Oh and my mom liked peanutbutter and onion sandwhiches (yucky). =)

I love BBQ sauce with cottage cheese (discovered this one when my family was moving and we had literally eat the fridge empty) and I also like Wing Sauce to dip my sandwiches in or to smear on my sandwich. I could dip just about anything in ranch dressing adn I love salsa on hashbrowns and baked potatoes.

I have loved since i was a little girl toasted tuna and pickle sandwich with doritios crushed on top dipped in tomatoe soup. while I was preggers I craved plain toast and plain cheese sandwiches. go figure?

Cheese and pickle sandwiches with mayo are also a favorite treat for me! I also enjoy mayo on my corn dogs and french fries! You should see the looks I get when I ask for mayo on the side and use it for my fries instead of my hamburger. It's so good! I like many others are also into PB and Nana sandwiches. Tried it with honey but prefer adding butter.

I used to beg my mom to make refried bean and cheddar cheese sandwiches on rolls. I also like to dip Wendy's fries in a Wendy's chocolate frosty! My hubby thinks they are both gross, but my kids love it too!

I see so many familiar things on here! Cottage cheese and salsa, fries and frosty, frosting on saltines...

My strange combos: Grilled cheese with grape jelly, peanut butter and bacon sandwich (yum!), sliced dill pickles on hotdogs, fries with blue cheese dressing, and, this might not be weird but every day I could eat drained, rinsed black beans mixed with salsa and corn. Hot or cold. Mixed with eggs... it's so good.

My daughter loves raw spinach with peanut butter on a cracker, and has requested lettuce and jelly on a bulky roll.

HI F.,

I don't know why cheese and pickle would be weird...it's simply a sandwich without the meat....My children think I'm crazy because I eat baby arugula out of the container...no dressing. I think it's fairly normal if it tastes good!

M.

When I was younger I loved the strange combo of Fruit cake and sardines!
Of course I steer clear of that now.

My husband had me try a sandwich that his dad used to make I admit I was wierded out but I decided it anyways, so it's a fried bologna and peanut butter sandwich on toasted bread, now I crave the stuff it is so awesome! All of you should try it, I dare you.

PB&J sandwiches with Lays potato chips

Butter sandwiches (white bread + butter)

Smoked oysters on saltines (haven't had this since I was a teenager and became fat/calorie-conscious, but mmmm, I used to be able to make a meal out of those...)

Oatmeal "soup" (make oatmeal, melt a big pat of butter in it, put in a bunch of sugar, then pour in enough milk to make it really soupy - when yellow streaks from the melted butter start swimming in the milk, it's just right. I like to alternate spoonfuls of the warm/sugary/buttery milk with the oatmeal - it sounds weird but is SO good. My husband thinks this is gross because he likes his oatmeal so thick it sticks to the roof of your mouth - not me!)

My mom loves to eat raw potatoes and cold mashed potatoes straight from the fridge (this one I think is pretty gross!)

I may have to try your sandwich - it sounds good!

I'm so glad to see others mention french fries in ice cream! I love it! And, I put chocolate pieces (M&M, reeses, junior mints, whatever) in my hot popcorn at the theater--it's great when you find that perfect chocolate-coated piece of popcorn! I don't see anything wrong with cheese & pickle sandwich--I love avocado sandwiches (bread, sliced avocado, splash of salt & pepper). I also prefer peanut butter & honey (rather than jelly). Oh, and I also used to sneak bites of ground beef (slightly browned)--my mom would eat full bites with a bit of salt. Now that I am an educated scientist--I will NOT eat undercooked meat!! YUK!

I say, to each his own!

French fries dipped in maple syrup :)
American Cheese melted on Apple Pie!
Cottage Cheese on Brownies.

scrambled eggs with strawberry syrup, scrambled eggs with ketchup,saltines with mayo and cup of coffe

A little late but I thought I would send a few of my fav's...Peanut butter and DARK chocolate syrup sandwiches....Add sugar to anything acidic, like spaghetti sauce or pizza: it stops the bumps on your tongue....COW CHOW- Cook 2 cups mac. five min...add frozen mixed veggies like maybe these ..... (broccoli cauliflower,carrots,beans etc.) or your choosing....cook five min. more...remove from heat, cover and let sit 5 min ..drain and return to pan. Open 1 can Campbells Cheddar Cheese soup...add to mac and veggies... 1/2 soup can whole or 2% milk..(SOY milk works well also) plus.a little ground garlic, salt&pepper,or other spices of your choosing...stir well to mix..let sit 5 min to blend and serve.KIDS LOVE IT! I have a day care and parents come to pick up their kids and swear "That's NOT my kid eating broccoli, or cauliflower or whatever." When asked why he wouldn't eat them at home, one little boy told his MOM that hers didn't taste good like here. I also mix frozen veggies with Top Ramen and they love it....go figure! These are good served with Cheddar Cheese stix, apple slices, corn chips and milk of your choosing.

I eat M&Ms and pickles together. Weird, but a fun discovery in high school at a slumber party.

I love cheese, mayo and pickle sandwiches!

It is like having a ham and cheese with tomato, pickles and lettuce. So why should it be weird with out the other toppings.

I eat a number a "weird" things. My favorites are:
White rice (lightly sweetened) with Peanut butter.
Pancake sandwich's with strawberry cream cheese in between 2 pancakes.
Tuna with mustard instead of Mayo.
Spaghetti with chilli and cheddar cheese (this one is big in Cincinnati).

I love a tomato and cheddar cheese sandwich with mayo on plain old white bread! MMMMMMMMMM! My husband thinks it is so gross!

How about marshmellow toast. Put beanut putter on bread or toast and put marshmellows on top under the broiler until the marshmellows are lightly toasted. yum

My favorite weird yummy food is: POPCORN with Ketchup and Jalapeno Peppers. I always get a strange look when I eat this, but it is soooo yummy!

I love cheese and pickle sandwiches! Only with mustard. I don't understand why people think that's so weird, since lots of people eat the same thing, only with cold cuts.
Now what I think is really weird is that my dad likes buttermilk with Tabasco sauce and Lawry's seasoned salt mixed in. Eeew!

And my husband likes half a canteloupe with a scoop (or three) of vanilla ice cream in the middle. I love both separate, but the two together just doesn't do anything for me.

I used to have a sandwich I came up with. White bread toast,butter on both sides,peanut butter,grape jelly, and scrambled eggs.

I also used to make a sandwich of toast,butter,peanut butter,slices of apple and garlic salt.
Weird to most,but good to me.

I have never cared for penut butter, so I would have margarine and jelly sandwiches. I also used to love to mix Mac and cheese with tomato soup to make a cheesy mac and noodle soap. I also enjoy my buttered toast dipped in milk. I also enjoy cheese and pickle sandwiches with mayo, but I like mine on a hamburger bun. Also, tuna sandwiches with the bread replaced by long slices of cucumber, yummy and good for you!

Wow, after reading all of the responses I saw a lot of really great stuff. Some were versions of some of my favorite snacks, but the food that I love the most wasn't on here at ALL. I must really be weird!

My 3rd favorite stange food is baby carrots and A-1 sauce. Great for dipping!

My 2nd favorite is BBQ ruffles dipped in cottage cheese with freeze dried chives.

And my ALL TIME favorite snack is Avacados halved with lemon juice and Ketchup! Just get a spoon and you have a great snack. The avacado skin works like a bowl and the only utensils you have to dirty are a knife and a spoon! I could eat this every day!

In the 1970's my dad and I used to drink warm Dr. Pepper. It was good!

My husband sometimes puts ketchup on his eggs.

When I was in elementary I used to suck on lemons cut in half!!

A cheese and pickle sandwich sounds good.

mix this all up cottage cheese lettuce tomatoe diced regular potatoe chips crushed a little gallo salami cut up lemon juice of 2 whole lemons and salt and pepper mix up and eat very yummy I eat this and my kids eat this actually anyone I have got to try it has liked it a lot although it does sound a little wierd

When I was little, I would eat pineapple slices w/ketchup! Not sure I'd do that now! lol We also used to spread butter on white bread and sprinkle sugar on it as a treat. My son loves that now. He calls it his special dessert.

I grew up eating peanut butter and mayo sandwiches. My mom did put lettuce in it to keep it from sticking to the roof of the mouth.
I also like peanut butter and mayo of graham crackers; and butter on gingersnaps.

I like to eat the SweetTarts candy w/ a Hershey's chocolate bar (little piece of chocolate w/ a SweetTart). I think the SweetTarts should be made chocolate covered! haha

I also like the Wendy's fries dipped in frosty...yum

And I like pancake syrup on my bacon lol

My husband likes to eat peanut butter & butter sandwiches.

I like peanut butter & marshmallow cream sandwiches! Yum!

These are so funny to read! I love mayo on a hot dog, and if I let myself, I would eat mayo on potato chips/ Nacho Cheese Doritos. I'm talking Hellman's REAL mayo... I love it! I seriously can't buy mayo or peanut butter because it is gone in two days!!!

Chili omlette (chili with or without beans mixed into the egg and cheese in between the fold)

Plain ruffles with vanilla bean ice cream

Hard boiled eggs with butter and hot sauce

Doritos with hot sauce

One from the in laws - salt and pepper on oranges

Mine aren't all that weird, but I used to watch my mom eat chocolate frosting covered saltines and I picked up the habit while I was pregnant. My dad also made velveeta mac and chesse with tomato juice and as a side (instead of you know, vegetables, ha) he would make us buttered toast with more velveeta slices. Just a heart attack on a plate really. It's still just as good to me as it was when I was little...

That is so funny, I dont think its weird at all. I like that to. Have you ever tried dipping a pickle into peanut butter...wowo thats good. I eat alot of weird stuff to......when I was pregnant it was really weird what I ate....