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Disgusting food combinations that people actually eat / have eaten?

Neewbie_noob

In my 21 years on this planet, I have seen and heard of a few pretty funky combinations of food. One of them (my ex-girlfriend had) was toast with fried egg and honey with mustard and picadilly sauce (and in before the "no she didn't") ..she really did :eek:

Common food combinations that people actually eat .. I have no notion how people can eat peanut butter with Jam .... I like neither peanut butter nor butter, but mixing it with jam crosses the line.

So boardsies:

What's the weirdest combination of food you or someone you know has eaten??
What's the most disgusting combination of food that people regularly eat that you think is weird?

Sorry mods if this is a pointless / weird thread ... feel free to move to the cuckoos nest if you see fit.

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Mr Simpson

mikemac1 wrote: »

Just have red cabbage, you need vinegar for that

Nah green cabbage. Most people seem weirded out by the Gravy/vinegar combo

Ihatecuddles-old

Suas11 wrote: »

I'm just wondering if anyone here has actually tried brown sauce mixed in with their tea.

Yeah, won't be doing it again. Wasn't awful though.

I dip hob nobs into soup. I think its my favourite thing to eat.

mikemac1

Suas11 wrote: »

I'm just wondering if anyone here has actually tried brown sauce mixed in with their tea.

Bleedin delish man :cool:

Ihatecuddles-old

mikemac1 wrote: »

Bleedin delish man :cool:

I cannot believe I didn't say that!!!!

rannerap

Gee_G wrote: »

wrong in so many ways

Its so wrong but oh so right :pac:

donegal_man

Once saw a customer in a restaurant mashing potatoes, baked beans, parsley sauce and fish fingers together. This wasn't a child but an adult wearing a business suit. I don't know what it tasted like but it looked absolutely revolting

puddles and umbrellas

I once witnessed my brother eating peanut butter on a beef burger . . . . . bleugh

darced

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McChubbin

puddles and umbrellas wrote: »

I once witnessed my brother eating peanut butter on a beef burger . . . . . bleugh

The Gourmet Burger kitchen has a burger featuring peanut satay sauce. Never tried but but the idea seems intriging...

chickenbutt

Saw a friend once eat tuna out of a can that was layered with peanut butter.

JayzuzHowiye

My name is URL wrote: »

I went into my sisters house one day and the kids were eating dinne.....

The same manky little bastard eats hard boiled egg and marmalade sandwiches for lunch.

Broke my bollocks laughing at the second bit, bravo.

Adyx

Calibos wrote: »

Here's one to split the boardsies down the middle.

Pineapple on a pizza is to me like ordering a bowl of icecream with pepperoni.

I love pineapple on pizza! I'd try pepperoni icecream at least once.

Mayonnaise, on the other hand, ruins everything it comes into contact with.

Squaredude

donegal_man wrote: »

Once saw a customer in a restaurant mashing potatoes, baked beans, parsley sauce and fish fingers together. This wasn't a child but an adult wearing a business suit. I don't know what it tasted like but it looked absolutely revolting

I think you may have encountered a friend of mine.He wasn't using a kit kat instead of a fork by any chance?Have a friend that mashes his entire dinner together into a pile of gloup and then eats it with some kind of biscuit or chocolate bar.Buttered kit kat sandwiches are a favorite of his too.

ladypip

dodderangler wrote: »

Look it up
It's looks even worse than it sounds

Thanks you have ruined eggs for me for life. Im also going to have to have therapy.

Alun

ladypip wrote: »

My boyfriend went to college with a guy who eats cheese and jam sandwiches! :eek::eek::eek::eek:

Nothing wrong with that, cheese goes very well with sweet things. Cheese and marmalade is another good one.

cojomo2

bowl of cornflakes with chopped up pieces of cheddar cheese thrown in ..love it.

Cold canned beans mixed with curry powder and cheese also good.

Marsbar sanwiches. plenty of butter!

jam and cheese on toast.

pretty much anything mixed with cheese.:D

celticcrash

Bacon and cabbage juice boiling hot poured into a cup. Than a barrys teabag thrown in and left to brew.
Yum yum the finest cupa Irish style.

cloud493

When I was in boarding school, I told all the kids(for some god only knows reason) that I ate everything with ketchup, cos I loved it so much. So I had

Cake and ketchup
Fruit and ketchup
Cereal and ketchup

to name a few.

danslevent

I know a girl who eats instant noodles mixed with beans. Disgusting.

oxygen

I dont know if this has been mentioned yet. I love it, perfect hangover food.

A curry pot noodle
mayonnaise
grated cheese

yum yum, think I might have this for dinner

cojomo2

oxygen_temp wrote: »

I dont know if this has been mentioned yet. I love it, perfect hangover food.

A curry pot noodle
mayonnaise
grated cheese

yum yum, think I might have this for dinner

that sounds the business! Gonna try that.

OneArt

Nothing ruins a kebab more than cabbage. Yuck.

When I was a kid I used to eat thick slices of bread with apricot jam. I'd pour cold water into a glass, stick a teabag in it, then fill it with milk & sugar. Basically made a cold cup of tea to dip the bread in.

pirelli

danslevent wrote: »

I know a girl who eats instant noodles mixed with beans. Disgusting.

"Beans means heinz" You mean those orange beans.

However ( I'm guessing you mean orange) Chopped Green beans, and noodles doesn't sound odd at all let alone disgusting. Even heinz beans with tomatoe ketchup is a possible do-able. Spaghetti, and tomatoe sauce isn't too far from the sauce in beans.

Chinasea

Chicken and tuna sandwich.

Jarrod

I've been given some stick for this one over the years. Heat up a bowl of milk and throw in 2 weetabix, cornflakes, rice krispies and, for the cereal connoisseurs out there, a few corn pops. It's absolutely delicious, particularly on a cold winter's morning.