So TN, what kinds of things do you eat that you think (or other people might think) sounds absolutely disgusting, but tastes oh so yummy when combined? It can be anything that you or someone you know likes to eat, and don't be afraid! We're all friends here!
My favorite thing to eat when I want something easy and filling yet not TOO unhealthy is canned tunafish, lowfat miracle whip, one chopped up dill pickle, and a bit of onion. . And then I put it on wheat crackers.
For my fiance, I'd have to say the strangest thing he eats is french style green beans with litehouse chunky blue cheese dressing and crushed up cheezits. I can't imagine eating it, I hate green beans more than anything, but then again I'm not sure how he feels about my tuna and crackers concotion either.
Another strange thing comes from my mother... Who absolutely loves mixing a scoup of peanut butter with karo syrup and chowing down. It always made me hurl and to this day just catching a whiff of peanut butter and syrup turns my stomach.
So come on, I know everyone's got something odd they find tastey, give us a share!
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- OROregongirlOriginal PosterFeb 11, 2011
I've always wondered what anchovies tasted like
ReactReply - MEMemberFeb 11, 2011
Peanut butter and cheese whiz sandwiches. especially good on seedy whole grain bread. YUMMY!
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TonyJ63Feb 11, 2011I'm ashamed to admit but Macdonald fries dipped in McFlurry Ice cream!
ReactReply - OROregongirlOriginal PosterFeb 11, 2011[quote]I'm ashamed to admit but Macdonald fries dipped in McFlurry Ice cream![/quote] I like mcdonalds fries dipped in their shakes :DReactReply
- TOTonyJ63Feb 11, 2011[quote][quote]I'm ashamed to admit but Macdonald fries dipped in McFlurry Ice cream![/quote] You GOT to be kidding!!!!!!!!!
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First time was for a dare and it was quite nice! McD's fries are nothing more than battered fresh air anyway
ReactReply - MEMemberFeb 11, 2011
OK.....mine vice for years....Potato chips dipped in soft chocolate ice cream
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PhilfreeeukFeb 11, 2011[quote]OK.....mine vice for years....Potato chips dipped in soft chocolate ice cream[/quote] I DON'T B-E-L-I-E-V-E IT !!! ......... I'm NOT strange!Last Page.Starfish, you just beat me to it :) Thank you, thank you, thank you! _______________________________________________________________________________ Hey OG, great thread! :) I'm hoping we'll get some moms tell us some of their weird cravings, they had when they were expecting. I used to keep a packet of plain choc biscuits and some crisps handy for the odd nocturnal emergency, and discovered that the crisps were better strait after the chocolate biscuits. Love chocolate, but don't like choc spread on bread. Love cheese and mustard pickle sandwiches, or cheese and raw onion, but that's not strange, is it? OH! .... and I really HATE anchovies !!!! :) Going a little bit off topic, for all you foodies, see also,Favourite Recipeshttp://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=1381&post=86182I hear Thomas does a wicked RATTLESNAKE Here's a few links to the other Recipe Threads.Homemade Laundry Soap(don't eat this! :) :) :)http://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=2185Naked Lemon Cookieshttp://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=1830Mexican Rhubarb Chocolate Chunk Brownieshttp://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=4892ENJOY!
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zhaze01Feb 11, 2011Once, while making a ham and cheese omelet, I randomly added some asparagus spears. It was actually quite tasty.
One of my aunts once had me try sauerkraut with brown gravy.ReactReply - CD
Cheri Donna DawsonFeb 11, 2011[quote]- Scrapple. It really is good with table (not maple) syrup and either scrambled eggs or potato cakes. (it's a PA Dutch product using what's left of a hog after the finer cuts are butchered. Rumor has it that if you put it in the microwave long enough, all that would be left is hair and bone fragments, but I don't want to ruin a lifelong treat by proving it to myself) -Dip your fork into a bit of peanut butter before taking a bite of buttermilk pancakes. Yum.[/quote] It actually has all parts left over such as snout, ear, etc. I couldn't bring myself to taste it after we met some PA friends at Rock Haven in TN. Strange to some but to me, dark chocolate and cabernet is good.ReactReply - PV
Paul VoglerFeb 11, 2011Warm chocolate pudding on buttered bread! Oh, and pickled pig's feet!
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blueiron35Feb 11, 2011Wendys sea salt fries dipped in an original Frosty. I still love the good ole peanut butter, bananas and syrup on a piece of toast.
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karhuukFeb 11, 2011I used to know someone who would dump huge quantities of tomato ketchup on absolutely everything she ate: including her cornflakes at breakfast.
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ThomasFeb 11, 2011Jeternica (made with Barley) and Boudin (made with rice) are very simular, also known as liver sausage. Best baked then cut open and eaen with syrup poured over it. Best with corn bread with lots of butter and syrup on it too.
LOL Phil, the rattlesnake is almost as good as deep fried alligator.
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DesertRatFeb 11, 2011There was an old favorite during the depression. Spread lard on bread and sprinkle with sugar. Fold the bread over and enjoy. That is still one of my comfort foods today only butter or margarine has replaced the lard. I'm signing off now so I can go and have some.,
ReactReply - PVPaul VoglerFeb 11, 2011
I worked on a cattle ranch in Wyoming for a while, and Rocky Mountain Oysters are incredibly delicious! (fried bull testicles)
ReactReply - MEMemberFeb 11, 2011
McDonald Fries & Carmel McFlurry Ice Cream, That the Stuff!
ReactReply - MEMemberFeb 11, 2011
Love Alligator & Boudin
ReactReply - MEMemberFeb 11, 2011
Fritos and Cottage Cheese, YUM!
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desertnudelcFeb 11, 2011lol....love this thread..don't really know how strange this is but smoked oysters with sliced jalpenos's and cheddar cheese added with a dollop of chile garlic sauce and deli mustard...on a Triscut!
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spideymann66Feb 11, 2011When I was unemployed and kind of low on money, I started dipping tortilla chips in pizza sauce and acquired a taste for it....ok, I didn't acquire the taste, I loved them right away! Gobbled a whole bag and jar in the first sitting!
ReactReply - SPspideymann66Feb 11, 2011[quote]Fritos and Cottage Cheese, YUM![/quote] ooooooooo! Like the sound of that! :)ReactReply
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MidGaNudistFeb 11, 2011I like crunchy peanut butter with extra sharp vermont cheddar cheese sandwiches. Of course washed down with a huge glass of ice cold milk.
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jr1962Feb 11, 2011Deep fried chicken livers!!! That is my favorite comfort food. It is hard to find a restaurant that will cook them right without over cooking them.
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Naken_HikerFeb 11, 2011I like cottage cheese with peperoncini's (with a bit of the peperoncini liquid sprinkled over it).
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