Strange eating habits, your doing that wrong!!

originally posted by: Snarl
You ALL lose!!

I happened to see one of these corn-on-the-drill videos a while back. The guy knocked out his two front teeth.

Not a good idea.

Forgot something my Dad taught me decades ago when I was a little kid.

White bread
Spread grape jelly on it.
Top with slices of a good quality summer sausage.

We are Krauts. We have sausage with everything. :p

a reply to: WUNK22

What like eggy bread with mint sauce and tomato ketchup?

Nah... I'm probably considered weird enough as it is. That being said I've made some weird concoctions, mainly when drunk. One that comes to mind atm is chicken parmasan coated with chilli and finely crushed tortilla chips.

The sauce needs to be thick and the chips dusted over the top or else they'll just go soggy.

I'll try to remember more.

a reply to: DISRAELI

Hmmm, that could work. Made with full fat milk.

Come to think of it so would bacon bits or a good pancetta.

a reply to: ketsuko

You must've had an Irish mother. Every meat is gray and sometimes boiled. The only spice my mother used was water.

a reply to: 123143

That actually sounds good, a nice sweet-salty combo. That's gonna be tried this weekend while the wifey is at work.

About the weirdest thing I do with food is I will take hot Cheetos or hot fries and mix them with Ramen noodles... Other than that, I really don't have any odd eating behavior.

I used to dip my fries in black-pepper laden catsup.

I also put black pepper almost to an extreme on many foods.

Whenever possible, I prefer to eat with my fingers.

a reply to: SpeakerofTruth

Other than that? That's insane. How does one even get to that?

originally posted by: TobyFlenderson
a reply to: ketsuko

You must've had an Irish mother. Every meat is gray and sometimes boiled. The only spice my mother used was water.

LMFAO

I eat burgers and pizza with a knife and fork and I have to stuff all my meals into sandwiches.

a reply to: WUNK22

I had a brother in law who ate thousand island dressing on his baked potato.
I thought it looked fairly disgusting but, the combination worked, oddly to me.
I wasn't a big enough fan of it to eat it regularly though.
Some folks use mayonnaise like a dipping sauce. Can't be good for you.

I love dropping pieces of cheese into sweet black coffee and fishing it out with a teaspoon when its gone all melty and goodly A habit i picked up in childhood.My family thinks i'm batty for eating cheese like that but its delish that way

a reply to: TobyFlenderson

Omg i can relate! My adoptive mother was of Germanic descent but she too boiled all her red meat Her older son was delighted when i started cooking meals around age 16

And her idea of a beef /lamb curry was to boil the meat adding just turmeric,salt+pepper and a small teaspoon of some horrid sour tasting commercial cheap# curry powder.I grew up despising curry until my early 20's when i realised what a godly dish it is if a sane person makes it

a reply to: TobyFlenderson

It's delicious. I heard about it from inmates when I worked for the Department of Criminal Justice in Texas. . Try it some time

a reply to: WUNK22

I really like butter (real butter, not that spreadable sh*te). I've been known to eat it with a spoon. No heart attack, yet...

originally posted by: Revolvacron
a reply to: WUNK22

I really like butter (real butter, not that spreadable sh*te). I've been known to eat it with a spoon. No heart attack, yet...

I will eat a pat of salted butter now and then, and enjoy it!

Saltines with butter sometimes too.

a reply to: Raxoxane

Maybe not as left-field as your cheese habits, but I strongly encourage everyone to try one (or both) of the following:

Take a chocolate covered digestive biscuit, add a slice of strong white cheddar. Consume.

Make a strawberry jam (jelly) sandwich, add a slice of strong white cheddar. Consume.

originally posted by: SpeakerofTruth
About the weirdest thing I do with food is I will take hot Cheetos or hot fries and mix them with Ramen noodles... Other than that, I really don't have any odd eating behavior.

I put potato chips (the kind that are cooked in lard, not vegetable oil) in chicken noodle soup.
They get all soft and slippery and are really good.