For me, it’s tortilla chips and ketchup…
Edit: Alright, if I get sick of your fault
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- French toast and ketchup and maple syrup
- Steak, cottage cheese and ripple potato chips
- Peanut butter sandwiches and chicken noodle soup
- Sweet potato fries or perogies with Miracle whip.
Okay so far these are the only really weird ones. The thought of ketchup and maple syrup gave me an involuntary shudder and I have eaten Tarantula.
Bread and fries
Popcorn and orange juice
The Chip Butty is a British classic, but I don’t know popcorn and oj. What’s the appeal, just a refreshing drink to sip with popcorn? Or is this some crazy oj cereal type thing?
Im not sure why, but I think the buttery taste makes the citrus in the oj incredibly sharp. This might just be a “me” thing. I do it religiously even if it gives me stomachaches.
Doritos and chocolate milk.
Don’t ask me why or what it reminds me of, but the nostalgia portion of my brain goes haywire with that combo (maybe a good memory that’s locked away with some bad ones? I dunno).
Same, but flamin hot cheetos.
I actually came here to post an eerily similar one.
Chocolate milk and buttered popcorn.
Or maybe, chocolate milk is just amazing no matter what you’re eating.
Cucumbers and honey is considered weird in other countries from what I gather
Saltines crackers with whipped cream
Wait, did you grow up in my trailer park?
no 😂
How about saltines with butter? My wife introduced me to that white trash treasure.
I don’t believe I’ve tried that combination, but I’d imagine it’ll be a bit too rich for me. I assume you at least use unsalted butter?
Are you from Texas? There was a restaurant chain there back in the day that served a pie very similar that consisted of a crisp whipped cream meringue(?) mixed with crumbled saltines. It was absolutely divine, I found the recipe a few years ago but I failed to make the pie of my rememories.
I am, actually, but I grew up mostly in England, where I first had it. I can’t remember who first introduced it to my siblings and I.
Peanut butter and thick-sliced raw onion slices on whole wheat bread.
Soy sauce on vanilla ice cream.
Salami and apricot jam.
Hawaiian pizza with black and green olives.
I love PB and (sweet) onion sandwiches, but I like them best on a plain bagel. I mostly eat them when the walla walla onions are in season.
Peanut butter and thick-sliced raw onion slices on whole wheat bread.
Sssssssssssundae…
Little chocolate chip cookies as a cracker for hummus. The sweet biscuit texture with the cool, tangy lemon and garlic hummus is amazing. But sadly, most people are not ready for such truths.
Peanut butter + chocolate ice cream
Graham crackers and sharp cheese
Before lactose intolerance set in, BBQ-flavored potato chips dipped in cottage cheese. Also Doritos dipped in cottage cheese. Absolute fire.
I think you may just like cottage cheese
I do, but I need something with a different texture to go with it, otherwise it’s too slimy and gross. I’d never eat just cottage cheese straight up.
Mac and Cheese with Gojuchang hot sauce.
Gochujang is my new favorite hot sauce, I’ve been putting it on everything. I’ve also made Gochujang caramel sugar cookies, which are fricken amazing.
I’ll have to try that sometime, but Mac and cheese goes great with each type of hot sauce I’ve tried so far
Ok I’ve done something similar to this and it actually goes crazy. 10/10, would recommend
Apparently mint and orange juice is a no go for a lot of people because of toothpaste and orange juice?
I like my mint chocolate cookies and orange juice though.
Sounds like the forbidden chewing gum and potato chip type of combo.
Chocolate bar dipped in nacho cheese.
Rockstar energy drink and a heath bar, for whatever reason they complement each other so well
I have a sugar free rockstar and chocolate a few mornings every week because of how weirdly good they compliment each other but I never really put thought into it being a weird combo hahaha, but you’re totally right!
Watermelon and bacon
That’s reminiscent of the Prosciutto e Melone that my Italian wife has taught me to enjoy!
