Odd Food Combinations You Enjoy

[Yumyumsuppertime]

I eat my macaroni and cheese with a squirt or two of ketchup. Not the homemade stuff, obviously, but the kind that you get out of a box. My wife considers this an abomination. I say that the combined sweetness and tartness of the ketchup provides a pleasant counterpoint to the creaminess of the cheese, and the earthiness of the macaroni, like tomato soup does for a grilled cheese sandwich. She looks at me with a mixture of horror and pity. Fortunately, as I found in Strange Habits thread, I am not alone in my bizarre tastes.

I always eat mac & cheese with ketchup.

So: What food combinations that others find odd, eccentric, bizarre, or monstrous do you enjoy? Dip your ham sandwich in melted ice cream? Can't have a burger without chocolate chips on top? Do you evangelize about the pure pleasures of potato chips/crisps dipped in peanut butter?

Dish.

[Minzerland]

Vegemite, Cheese and Strauberry Jam on white-bread.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

Vegemite, Cheese and Strauberry Jam on white-bread.

While that sounds awful, I would absolutely love to try it and be proven wrong.

[Galloism]

Dunno if it's strange, but I put hot sauce on damn near everything - including eggs, burgers, and anything vaguely Mexican.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

Dunno if it's strange, but I put hot sauce on damn near everything - including eggs, burgers, and anything vaguely Mexican.

My mother did that. I use Sriracha on most stuff, but switch to Tapatio for specific Mexican dishes.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

I put ketchup on a lot of things.

I put it on rice.

[Minzerland]

Vegemite, Cheese and Strauberry Jam on white-bread.

While that sounds awful, I would absolutely love to try it and be proven wrong.

I'd say it's an acquired taste. Just a warning.

[Galloism]

Dunno if it's strange, but I put hot sauce on damn near everything - including eggs, burgers, and anything vaguely Mexican.

My mother did that. I use Sriracha on most stuff, but switch to Tapatio for specific Mexican dishes.

Sriracha is nice, but there's a local guy who is from Mexico that makes a recipe he learned from his mother which is amazing.

Barring that, chipotle is my sauce of choice, but I'm not opposed to things like Louisiana hot sauce.

Anyone who says "Tabasco" gets a fork in the eye.

[United Latin Lesbians]

Brie, apple slices, and strawberry jelly or jam on pressed wheat.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

My mother did that. I use Sriracha on most stuff, but switch to Tapatio for specific Mexican dishes.

Sriracha is nice, but there's a local guy who is from Mexico that makes a recipe he learned from his mother which is amazing.

Barring that, chipotle is my sauce of choice, but I'm not opposed to things like Louisiana hot sauce.

Anyone who says "Tabasco" gets a fork in the eye.

Tabasco is made from the urine of dogs fed on a diet of moldy chili peppers.

[Gun Manufacturers]

It's not TOO out there, but I enjoy the occasional peanut butter and honey sandwich. As a kid, I used to dip them in a glass of milk too, but I don't do that anymore.

[The Princes of the Universe]

Fry up breakfast sausage, bacon, and chorizo. Grind up bacon. Sautée some peppers and onions. Add to pot. Add finely-chopped garlic. Throw in green beans, carrots, peas, black beans, pineapple, and blueberries. Cover in water. Bring to boil. Add rice. Simmer until rice is cooked. Delicious. :3

Brie, apple slices, and strawberry jelly or jam on pressed wheat.

That sounds tasty. Gimme. :3

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

It's not TOO out there, but I enjoy the occasional peanut butter and honey sandwich. As a kid, I used to dip them in a glass of milk too, but I don't do that anymore.

I thought I was the only one!

[United Latin Lesbians]

It's not TOO out there, but I enjoy the occasional peanut butter and honey sandwich. As a kid, I used to dip them in a glass of milk too, but I don't do that anymore.

You should throw some banana slices in there some time, bonus points if it's on toast.

One of my lazy favorites.

[Galloism]

Sriracha is nice, but there's a local guy who is from Mexico that makes a recipe he learned from his mother which is amazing.

Barring that, chipotle is my sauce of choice, but I'm not opposed to things like Louisiana hot sauce.

Anyone who says "Tabasco" gets a fork in the eye.

Tabasco is made from the urine of dogs fed on a diet of moldy chili peppers.

You forgot the part where it's cursed by an evil wizard before shipping.

[Gun Manufacturers]

It's not TOO out there, but I enjoy the occasional peanut butter and honey sandwich. As a kid, I used to dip them in a glass of milk too, but I don't do that anymore.

You should throw some banana slices in there some time, bonus points if it's on toast.

One of my lazy favorites.

I tried a peanut butter and banana sandwich, and I ended up dislocating my hip, and wanting blue suede shoes and a pink Cadillac.

[United Latin Lesbians]

You should throw some banana slices in there some time, bonus points if it's on toast.

One of my lazy favorites.

I tried a peanut butter and banana sandwich, and I ended up dislocating my hip, and wanting blue suede shoes and a pink Cadillac.

I mean, you might as well say you ugged krunk in the head with hitty rock because I also mentioned bread.

[Gun Manufacturers]

I tried a peanut butter and banana sandwich, and I ended up dislocating my hip, and wanting blue suede shoes and a pink Cadillac.

I mean, you might as well say you ugged krunk in the head with hitty rock because I also mentioned bread.

Um, what?

[Mike the Progressive]

I use to put honey mustard on everything. Everything. Chicken, steak, veggies, tofu, eggs, etc. Tried it with yogurt once. Didn't take.

[Napkiraly]

Pasta with blueberries
Pasta with maple syrup
Ketchup on bagels

[Napkiraly]

I put ketchup on a lot of things.

I put it on rice.

Rice and ketchup is divine.

[The Great Devourer of All]

Ketchup and mustard on broccoli, mayonnaise with asparagus, and barbecue sauce on plain white bread.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

It's not TOO out there, but I enjoy the occasional peanut butter and honey sandwich. As a kid, I used to dip them in a glass of milk too, but I don't do that anymore.

I've survived off of those for days at a time.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

It's not TOO out there, but I enjoy the occasional peanut butter and honey sandwich. As a kid, I used to dip them in a glass of milk too, but I don't do that anymore.

You should throw some banana slices in there some time, bonus points if it's on toast.

One of my lazy favorites.

Put just a dash of cinnamon on the banana if you do this. Trust me.

[The Romulan Republic]

Hmm...

Pickles on pizza.

Ketchup and cheese on... a lot of things, though I don't know how odd that is.