What are your weird eating habits/weird foods which you eat?

[Sierra Lyricalia]

In the spirit of the OP, I do something very similar with lasagna: due to noodle breakage and other unknowns, it's always a good idea to produce just a bit more of each ingredient than will actually fit in the roasting pan. So once the damn thing is in the oven, you take a noodle, lay it out flat, spread a very thin layer of red sauce on it, then spread a very thin layer of the bechamel (or, if you're a heathen, the ricotta) on that, and roll it up and eat it like a sandwich.

The actually weird thing I enjoy is using sauerkraut as a primary flavor in everything from quesadillas to chicken salad to garlic noodles. That shit's delicious but it's been made abundantly clear to me that it is not for everyone.

(aside: yes, snails and frog legs are f'in delectable as well)

[Floofybit]

In the spirit of the OP, I do something very similar with lasagna: due to noodle breakage and other unknowns, it's always a good idea to produce just a bit more of each ingredient than will actually fit in the roasting pan. So once the damn thing is in the oven, you take a noodle, lay it out flat, spread a very thin layer of red sauce on it, then spread a very thin layer of the bechamel (or, if you're a heathen, the ricotta) on that, and roll it up and eat it like a sandwich.

The actually weird thing I enjoy is using sauerkraut as a primary flavor in everything from quesadillas to chicken salad to garlic noodles. That shit's delicious but it's been made abundantly clear to me that it is not for everyone.

(aside: yes, snails and frog legs are f'in delectable as well)

I forgot about sauerkraut. It's actually really good

[Necroghastia]

Not really a weird food but I really like eating onion with about anything. Garlic too. So, instead of eating, like, a salad as a garnish to some other food, I a lot of the times only eat onion.

I'm told that as a very small child (young enough i retain no memory of it) I used to eat onions like they were apples. I do still love onions on a lot of things, but I don't think I could bring myself to do that again.

[Umbratellus]

Less a weird food habit and more a weird drink habit; I have at least one glass of milk with every meal. I'm not big on sodas/juices (maybe a glass of OJ in the morning during cold season, other than that I tend to keep my distance), and I'll still enjoy a few nice glasses of cold water throughout the day, but for meals my only go to is milk - whole, preferably. Even with Asian cuisine that doesn't typically incorporate dairy products I still like to have a glass on the side. Miso soup and milk might be a strange choice to pair together but I'll still do it every time lol.

[Cannot think of a name]

And also mayonnaise directly from the tube

your mayo comes in a tube like tooth paste?

Oh man, I totally forgot about this...the first road trip I took with the German ex, she totally brought at tube of mayonnaise that was like a toothpaste tube. Mustard, too. It was so weird...totally forgot about that.

[Inner Albania]

I eat spaghetti with short noodles, mainly because it's too much of a hassle for me to eat spaghetti with normal spaghetti noodles.

[Andronya]

Even though I very much am particularly skinny (I'm 1.92m and weight 65kg)... I eat more than most people do, I'm deffinetly the one that eats the most in my immediate family and yet I'm the skinniest. I just can't go up in weight.

[Cannot think of a name]

Even though I very much am particularly skinny (I'm 1.92m and weight 65kg)... I eat more than most people do, I'm deffinetly the one that eats the most in my immediate family and yet I'm the skinniest. I just can't go up in weight.

My brother and my dad in direct mockery of my practically non-existence metabolism.

[Raskana]

Scrambled eggs without the bread.

[Mtwara]

After spending a lot of time in east Africa and China, I feel as if no food I encounter will ever be too weird.

That said, after all is said and done, what I like - more than anything else - is a good pie. My weird habit may be my opinion that on the whole, English cooking is actually pretty good!

[La Xinga]

Scrambled eggs without the bread.

I thought that was fairly normal?

[Cannot think of a name]

Scrambled eggs without the bread.

Who puts bread in their scrambled eggs?

[Necroghastia]

So... I love pickles. They've always been one of my favorite foods.

I absolutely cannot stand the taste or even smell of raw cucumber, though.

[Intaglio]

I like to mix ranch dressing with hot sauce. And when I was little, I liked eating raw flour.

[Necroghastia]

I like to mix ranch dressing with hot sauce. And when I was little, I liked eating raw flour.

I've done that sometimes, mainly to dip nuggets in. Poor person's buffalo wings.

[Xmara]

One of my posts from the last "weird food" thread:

Whenever my mom fixes green beans, she always adds a bit to them to improve the flavor. Salt, pepper, butter, and oil (olive or vegetable) are pretty standard, but one thing that she adds that some people I know find strange is a bit of uncooked bacon. The reasoning behind it is that whatever the meat was cured with will leach into the green beans to improve the flavor. They taste amazing.

So good that until I was 9 or 10, I thought everyone cooked their green beans that way. Then we went to a church dinner and I got a plate of green beans that were made by one of the older ladies there. Apparently some people just open the can and dump them in the pot and let them simmer. I don't think she even added salt to them.

Also, this probably isn't too weird, but when I was a little kid, I loved broccoli and Brussel sprouts (and still do). My elementary school classmates thought it was gross. I also think that fried mozzarella sticks taste good dipped in duck sauce.

I like to mix ranch dressing with hot sauce. And when I was little, I liked eating raw flour.

Sometimes if I'm baking, I'll taste raw flour. It's good.

[La Xinga]

One of my posts from the last "weird food" thread:

Whenever my mom fixes green beans, she always adds a bit to them to improve the flavor. Salt, pepper, butter, and oil (olive or vegetable) are pretty standard, but one thing that she adds that some people I know find strange is a bit of uncooked bacon. The reasoning behind it is that whatever the meat was cured with will leach into the green beans to improve the flavor. They taste amazing.

So good that until I was 9 or 10, I thought everyone cooked their green beans that way. Then we went to a church dinner and I got a plate of green beans that were made by one of the older ladies there. Apparently some people just open the can and dump them in the pot and let them simmer. I don't think she even added salt to them.

Also, this probably isn't too weird, but when I was a little kid, I loved broccoli and Brussel sprouts (and still do). My elementary school classmates thought it was gross. I also think that fried mozzarella sticks taste good dipped in duck sauce.

I like to mix ranch dressing with hot sauce. And when I was little, I liked eating raw flour.

Sometimes if I'm baking, I'll taste raw flour. It's good.

Oh, this thing was already made? Dammit.

[Xmara]

One of my posts from the last "weird food" thread:


Also, this probably isn't too weird, but when I was a little kid, I loved broccoli and Brussel sprouts (and still do). My elementary school classmates thought it was gross. I also think that fried mozzarella sticks taste good dipped in duck sauce.


Sometimes if I'm baking, I'll taste raw flour. It's good.

Oh, this thing was already made? Dammit.

It's okay the old thread died

Plus it's a fun conversation topic

[Raskana]

Scrambled eggs without the bread.

I thought that was fairly normal?

Most of my friends say its weird.

Scrambled eggs without the bread.

Who puts bread in their scrambled eggs?

Dutch people, apparently.

[Nar Van]

Pickles(the large jar pickle), cheese(real American cheese), and mayo(miracle whip) on a hotdog bun.

[Arval Va]

Pickles(the large jar pickle), cheese(real American cheese), and mayo(miracle whip) on a hotdog bun.

American cheese is just glorified vinyl

[Exarkyon]

Time to start World War III...

I hate ice cream.

I hate chocolate.

I hate most candy.

And because I think they taste bad, not because of any health or religious reasons.
Let the chaos begin now. Bye!

[Arval Va]

Time to start World War III...

I hate ice cream.

I hate chocolate.

I hate most candy.

And because I think they taste bad, not because of any health or religious reasons.
Let the chaos begin now. Bye!

I actually agree to some extent - I really don't like super rich or sweet things, so a lot of dessert stuff just makes me nauseous. Especially most chocolate cakes. They're just so rich...

[American Legionaries]

I like to mix ranch dressing with hot sauce. And when I was little, I liked eating raw flour.

I've done that sometimes, mainly to dip nuggets in. Poor person's buffalo wings.

My wife calls it Ranchalo Sauce

[La Xinga]

Time to start World War III...

I hate ice cream.

I hate chocolate.

I hate most candy.

And because I think they taste bad, not because of any health or religious reasons.
Let the chaos begin now. Bye!

Do you have any, say "junk food" which you do enjoy indulging in?