Is there a combination of foods that you eat that other people think is weird or gross? Name them.

Peanut butter and bacon sandwiches. But I haven't had one in years at this point.

Not that I can think of offhand. I usually don't remember or pay attention to what other people think is gross. The only one I really remember is a co-worker thinking a combo was "gross" and it was a dessert drink that most people would have liked. I think she was just saying "gross" because it's unusual. (Her personality led me to think that.) Some people are like that. They knock it before they try it, just because it's different and not because they are genuinely grossed out by it. In case you are wondering:
50% egg nog, 50% 7-up, and a spoonful or 2 of malt powder.
I would think most people who like egg nog would "yum" at that.

There are so many picky finicky eaters out there in the world, I sure there must be something that someone would find "weird or gross", but nothing specific comes to mind.

From your examples, biscuits and jelly sounds pretty normal. The gravy is what sounds weird to me, although I know that people who live in the southeastern US eat stuff like that. Cranberry jelly with turkey gravy and biscuits sounds sensible enough. People put apple sauce on pork, mint jelly on lamb, currant jelly on game birds etc. so the idea isn't that far out. Ketchup on eggs is so normal that most restaurants around here bring ketchup to the table when you order eggs. I don't use it myself, except for a plain cheese omelet if there's no salsa. I've heard of the peanut butter/dill pickle combo for years. The idea doesn't appeal to me, but I've seen plenty of similar combinations. My nephew, who is a very picky eater, likes peanut butter on celery sticks. Some people eat that with raisins added. Peanut sauce on meat is quite common in the cuisines of southeast Asia and parts of Africa.

I like vinegar on spinach and Brussel sprouts. I love Trappey's Louisiana Hot Sauce on pork rinds, hard boiled egg yokes, and omelets. I also sometimes like to mess jelly in with my scrambled eggs and hash browns. I love artichokes with mayonnaise and garlic butter.

I really love liver and onions.

I'm very unconventional with my food likes, (clams and oysters are only 2 things I still don't like) and I will eat any combination of any things at any time, whether they "go together" or not!

> Peanut butter and bacon sandwiches. But I haven't
> had one in years at this point.

Alice has told me about bacon & peanut butter sandwiches and I can't wait to try one!

All kinds...
I like to put Honeynut Cheerios in my peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
I like a can of tuna in my potato salad.
I like to put a handful of Cheez-Its in my V8.
I like putting grated parmesan cheese on just about any kind of soup (esp. split pea).
I like melting half a block of (cubed) cheddar cheese into a pot of spaghetti.

Sugar on kale and roast potatoes, (+ pork, sausage)

No, not any longer. I did as a child, but that was long ago.

Not anymore that I can think of?...............as a child I used to eat toast with just salt and pepper on it

No.

My sister puts som ketchup in her poutine. She like to eat chips with apple sauce she does alot of gross mix with her food!!

HP sauce and pizza.
Ketchup with mac and cheese.

Peanut butter and mayo sandwiches. I learned it from my dad.

I put ranch dressing on potatoes, chicken, pork with gravy, roast beef with gravy, and hamburgers.

Peanut butter and cucumber sandwiches.....mmmmmmmmm

No.

I'm sorry, Z, but I've never been brought the ketchup for my eggs. Never seen it done unless it was asked for either. I asked this question because at some point in their lives, a lot of people have been out with friends or at a long-lost relative's house and ordered or whipped up something the other person thought gross. And I was curious to see if anything sounded good to try. I love peanut sauce on chicken, and peanut butter on celery sticks. I've also dipped carrot sticks in peanut butter, it's the only way you'll get raw carrots past my lips.

When I order biscuits and gravy, usually the breakfast comes with eggs and hashbrowns, and I'll take bites of jelly with those too. Love the sweet and salty combo. I will also pour maple syrup over my scrambled eggs, depending on my mood.
The PB and bacon sandwich does sound good.... maybe...?

Oh, for sure! I think it actually is the salty part I love.

I also love my own sweet and sour. I can fine tune ingredients to suit my taste! (brown sugar, pineapple juice, vinegar, and at the end, the corn starch to thicken it, meanwhile, the fried up pork cubes have the salt, and toss in pineapple chunks)

I 've loved maple syrup and sausages (link or patty) for years, too. Now you can buy it!

Ooo, there's a sausage made by Johnsonville, the maple and brown sugar ones... they're a bit expensive, but they are SO good!! Most of the time, sausage doesn't agree with me, so I don't eat it often.

I put ranch on potatoes, too.

I take the yolk out of a hard boiled egg and replace it with salad cream

I don't think any of my combinations are weird or gross and nobody has told me different.

> I put ranch on potatoes, too.

I've done that... but have you mashed your potatoes and put Italian Dressing on 'em? Mmm Mmmm goooooood...

YEAH!!!

ice cream and chips

HAHAHA this is funny.... but how is Katchup on eggs out of the norm? hmm... I do this.. crap.. I thought this was normal!
anyway this is stuff I do..

Cheese and raspberry Jam.. ( some may think is strange but its really good.)
Melted Peanut butter and marmite toast.
I also like dry roasted peanuts in my pepsi. not Always-but I got this from a teacher of mine, eccentric I know.. but It's quite zany and tasty at the same time.

Raw diced onions with my sliced cold bologna / cheese and salad cream on tricuits.
Salt & pepper , vinegar sliced cucumbers.
Kraft Dinner doused in pepper with Fried Bologna and a Katchup/ mustard mix..
Stewed lime or lemon juice on my rice...( I dont like rice without it) thats not that weird I guess..
chunk of cheese stirring in my spatettios.
mango / melon fried up with sugar with onions. ( carmelised)
peanut butter and bannana sandwiches

try mashing your potatoes with butter, sour cream and chives... its yummy scrummy..

A new thing Ive just learned is .. here in Devon.. they buy a pickled egg at the pub and a bag of chips ( crisps ) and stick the egg in the bag and eat them together .. interesting and somewhat tasty!

My mother used to make this sauce that would be eaten with beef steak. It was made with mustard. I love eating it with potatoes.

That is pretty yummy. Especially with STUFFING! I just had that the other day.

Mmm.... that's not weird! My mother is from Ipswich, so I've done that plenty, growing up.

Putting ketchup on eggs is weird? I've met a lot of people that do that. I saw someone put garlic and peanut butter on pumpernickel bread once as a sandwich. That seems weird to me. I also think anything suspended in giant jiggly jello moulds is weird. I used to eat cheese and onion sandwiches all the time... some may think that is weird, I didn't.

Cheese sandwiches (no matter what you add to 'em) RULES! I prefer pickled vegetables spread added to 'em.

> Cheese sandwiches (no matter what you add to 'em) RULES! I prefer
> pickled vegetables spread added to 'em.

Those tiny pickled onions are the best for sure!

I do peanut butter and banana sandwiches on a regular basis... with a tall glass of ice-cold fat-free milk. I've also been known to put sliced onion on my bologna and cheese sandwiches. I've only seen one person in my life put peanuts in their Pepsi, that was so long ago, I'd forgotten until you mentioned it. My mom gagged because she thought it looked like huge chunks of backwash.
What is salad cream? I understand it isn't the same as dressing, like Ranch or Thousand Island.
That mango fried with sugar and onions sounds really good... you could put that on rice. How do you do it?

Ew, eww, ewwww....
Yes, I like meat with jelly sandwiches and cheese on that. I like pickle sandwiches, with butter. Chocolate and cheese together. Pineapple, hot pepper and tomato pizza was good for awhile.

peanut butter and cheese
peanut butter, lettuce and mayo.

I put ketchup on my eggs and I have toast and peanut butter with my eggs

I like peanut butter and banana sandwiches I also prefer mayo with my fries instead of ketchup

I also like to dip apple slices in cheez-whiz

I LOVE HP sauce!!!

> I also like to dip apple slices in cheez-whiz

I dip my apples in peanut butter.
I've also put slice onions on my grilled cheese sandwich before... good!! Especially with a
Walla Walla Sweet onion.

What is HP sauce? I know it's probably something common, but I just can't think of it!

Hot Pepper?

Horse Poop?

Humping Pump?

Is that it? Since she was using a acronym, I thought it might be a brand name for something. I love Tobasco.

Hairy Pubic?

*just grasping for straw*

Hay Plow?

I'm a guesser... I really don't know for certain.

I found it at some little Irish store in North Carolina, but it is prevelant in Canada. It is actually the same company as I believe Lee and Perrons, the ingredients are the same, but gathered and put together somewhere else. For some reason, HP sauce is much tastier. Whenever someone I know goes to Canada, I put my request in for the barbeque sauce. They have other 'flavors, the Fruity Sauce and steak sauce, but for some reason, the barbeque sauce is difficult to find.

then please for the love of god...STOP!

I think it's Lee and Perron's better half, maybe why it tastes better is it's claim to be "By appointment to her majesty the queen" don't listen to solololo he's kidding...it's notan acronym, that is the name.

K.... Thanks for telling me... I LOVE barbeque. If I ever see that HP stuff, I'll have to try it.
Has anyone ever had a "Prairie Fire"? It's a shot of tequila with some shakes of Tabasco added.

Hot Pastrami Sauce?

Habitual Pestering.

I like putting potato chips in my sandwiches.

Peanut butter and Mayo sandwiches,
Peanut butter, mayo and Banana Sandwiches,
Olives stuffed with a clove of pickled garlic,
Hot sauce on almost everything (go through a big bottle of Franks and Tobasco a week),
Milk Chocolate and Potato Chips... The sweet and salt just go together....

Every once in a while (but frequently when I was a kid), I ate peanut butter and American cheese sammiches.

Ketchup on eggs is the big one, I guess. There are probably others, since people's tastes vary. But I'm not sure which ones they would be.

Harassing Pleasantly?

OK, you can have that one.

Hooray! Praise!!!

holy Politeness!

HO PROSTITUTE!!!

*I've got a touch of the tourette syndrome.*

Humble 'Pologies

Harry Potter?

It's been a while since I made one, but I am big fan of putting peas on a peanut butter sandwich. So far, I have never met a single person who shares my love of this combination.

I put Salt on Watermellon, Cantalope, Honeydew, and Tomatoes.
Sugar is good on Tomatoes too.

What is Poutine?

Hooray Potatoes!

Henny Penny?

I wouldn't say weird or gross, just different:

Sausage McMuffin with egg - with strawberry jelly on it
Peanut butter and bacon on toast
Peanut butter and banana sandwich
I love a sandwich layered with tuna salad, then egg salad with sliced tomato on toast. Discovered it in a work cafeteria a long time ago.

My wife thinks it's weird that I eat pretzels, Fritos, chips with milk and not soda.

> Peanut butter and bacon sandwiches. But I haven't
> had one in years at this point.

On my list too, on white toast.

I think it's Hot Pussy sauce, for those who can't get any real pussy to eat.

I'd personally prefer Hard Pecker Sauce, myself.

Here we put chile powder on watermelon, cantelope, coconut, pineapple, etc. Called fruit in a cup.
I also like Velveeta cheese and Oreo cookies together. And A-1 steak sauce on my
mashed potatoes.
Is cheese on spaghetti not common? My family has always done this but outside of us, I only know one other person who does this.

> |> Peanut butter and bacon sandwiches.
> But I haven't
> |> had one in years at this point.
>
> On my list too, on white toast.

Yes!

> I like putting potato chips in my sandwiches.

I used to do that... a long time ago...

We had chili flakes on pineapple at a Mexican restaurant recently... it was really good!

I'd love to have one right now. But my wife doesn't allow bacon or other greasy meats to be cooked in our house. Bummer. I wonder if a restaurant would serve them? Maybe like Jack Nicholson - give me a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, hold the jelly and the bread, a side order of white toast no butter, and a side order of bacon.

I'm sure some place must be willing to make a peanut butter and bacon sandwich... some diner, at least.

I wouldn't mind one right now, either.

The most disgusting sandwich I ever had was a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with butter on it...

I only do it when nobody's looking. It's really good with tuna fish or roast beef.

It's good on cucumbers also.
I'm not sure what all is in it but I know it mainly consists of chile powder. And yeah, we get it from Mexican places too. They have little stands on the sides of the streets that sell them.

Its fries whit cheese and sauce its pretty good but not with ketchup lol click on the link its a picture of a poutine !! http://accordionguy.blogware.com/Photos/2004/12/po...

Well, I like ketchup on scrambled eggs only, and only sometimes. I've seen someone put ketchup on pizza or on fried chicken, and I used to occasionally put ketchup or BBQ sauce on mashed potatoes. But I think I have you all beat....for a while in high school my almost nightly snack was a sandwich with almost every ingredient I could find in the fridge. Spread one slice of bread with peanut butter and one with cream cheese. Cover the peanut butter with cold cheeze whiz, then sprinkle bacos or real bacon bits over the cheeze whiz and sprinkle garlic powder or choppped raw garlic (or even whole, small, peeled cloves..BAM!) on the cream cheese. Put liverwurst (on top of the cream cheese side) , then bologna, ham or other similar cold cuts on top (nothing unprocessed like turkey or roast beef please). Add american, cheddar, swiss, etc cheese in slices. Add pickle chips, sliced onions, mayo, mustard and maybe a bit of bbq sauce. The important thing is to have as many ingredients as possible (different meats and cheeses), but the liverwurst and the other spreads are key to the sandwich. Pretty gross, huh? Well it tasted pretty good to me, and my mom used to finish it if I had some left. After I went to school, I phased it down to bologna, peanut butter, mayo, and potato chips. And now I don't bother with any of it. Also used to make egg salad, cheese, ham, pickle, mustard, mayo sandwiches in the DC at school. Up here people like to put tuna in macaroni salad, which I can't understand (I hate tuna though). Bacon and sausage with maple syrup is good. Also, it was my mom who introduced me to peanut butter and bacon, and I have seen at least one restaurant with it on the menu. My friend's grandma made us matzo brie (?) once, which is a traditional Jewish dish of matzoh broken into eggs and scrambled. It tasted ok, but I couldn't really understand the point of it.

I wont eat eggs without cheese. I dont know if thats weird or not. But I cant stand eating eggs without cheese on them

My Mom loves ketchup with eggs but personally I cant stand that particular combination....

OH! I can't believe I forgot to list Pizza Eggs. It's been ages since I've done this, but you take leftover pizza and you prep your eggs as if you're making scrambled eggs, then dump your pizza and eggs in the frying pan and *tada*... Pizza Eggs.

(needs much more eggs in the pan than just dipping the pizza in 'em, as if making french toast)

Ooooh!! Yummy.. I LOOOVE cold milk too.. I put ice cubes in mine.. yep.. onions with bologna is great.. I cant believe you know someone that does the peanuts in the pepsi ! hmmm... freaky.. I got it from a teacher of mine.. I thought we were the only ones... makes you think.. where in the hell did it come from.. Salad cream is a thick dressing like subtance... you can probably get Heinz Salad cream where you live.. its really scrummy.. closest thing I can think of to the taste is Coleslaw dressing.. the mango I dice, put it in a hot pan with butter and add sugar add the onions and sweat them down add spices and satay some mushrooms in there too... its got a great taste and it would be good on rice.. maybe I should try that!

It could be strange to some.. but I dont think any combo is weird really.. some of the tastiest dishes /snacks were probably thought different at one point.. I'm getting a hankering for salt and vinegar crisps and a pickled egg now! I live next door to the pub.. Im gonna go get one! Delicious!

Like I mentioned before.. I dont think any combo should be frowned upon.. its all about how the person likes the taste.. BUT.. I must admit.. I have a large number of Aussie friends who put KATCHUP on there gorgeous steaks.. I'm talking about a beautiful prime cut of tender medium rare steak.. this does bug me as I dont think they are getting the full flavour of the steak.. katchup is for eggs afterall! and burgers and hotdogs.. not a top notch filet mignon ,Sirloin or New york striploin.. Sorry.. I always give them a hard time about that..

I'm a ketchup adder to steak... when A1 isn't available. Aussies probably do it because they don't know any better, when it comes to condiments. They're very simple like that, not being exposed to things like dipping pizza in ranch dressing!

penutbutter and bacon sandwich... no kiding. really.

to name few combos i like theres ketchup on eggs, cooked in deer sausage grease. i prefer a glass of milk with chinese food. chocolate/carmel sauce on pizza. vienna sausages mixed with ramon noodles, & catfish with hot sauce. thats all i can think of at the moment. lol.

i like puusy n cheese,pussy n yogurt,pussy n grapes,pussy n t.v. dinners, tater tots n pussy, pretty much pussy n whatever

Regular potato chips on peanut butter & jelly sandwiches.

No and where are the options?