What strange foods do you like?

[IASTATE07]

Happy Joe's has the best Canadian bacon pizza. Don't ruin it with kraut.

 

[Angie]

Once upon a time, for a work potluck, I made marshmallow cereal squares with crushed Flamin' hot Cheetos instead of Rice Krispies. I did it mainly for the reaction, but some people ate them. Not everyone, but some. And they weren't terrible.

They WERE that terrible.

 

[JK4ISU]

I’m of Danish heritage and like pickled herring. My wife is from a NE Iowa German family and they taught me to like rinderwurst. It is stewed beef, onion, and oatmeal ground together and served over cornbread and maple syrup. Just got some from the Oran locker a couple weeks ago.

 

[NorthCyd]

Canned spinach. I actually haven't eaten it in a while, but I've always loved that stuff.

 

[CYaeger]

Ketchup on homemade tacos. I put potato oles in my Taco Johns tacos, have done this for years. When I have prime rib and a side of bake potato in a bowl, Then I dump au jus over the potato... Sounds nasty but its good. Grated parmesan cheese on cooked broccoli. When I was younger, potato chips dipped in peanut butter.

 

[bozclone]

For all who share a Norwegian ancestry - Lutefisk.
I have no idea why anyone would want to cure a fish in lye.
But tasty at Christmas.

I could never get myself to try Lutefisk. I like the Norwegian breads and such. I worked at a restaurant as a teen and we had Kumla and Ham as a special once a week. Not a fan.

 

[bozclone]

As a kid, I liked eating potato chips with cool whip as my dip. Salty and sweet.

 

[RLD4ISU]

Not that weird but Saltines with butter.

I bet that would be good with a little cinnamon/sugar sprinkled on top!

Saltines with frosting <- On a rare occasion, my grandma would make that as a special treat for us.

 

[JeanValette]

I like barley cooked in chicken stock on a rice cooker. I then add lots of hot sauce, garlic, and red pepper. Sometimes I'll add a bit of parmesan cheese to make it like a b****rd risotto.

 

[SCNCY]

White Castles

But I seriously do like White Castles.

 

[ScottyP]

cottage cheese

looks disgusting, but tastes delicious.

 

[cydnote]

Not all that strange, but give me a bag of milk chocolate chips, a jar of creamy peanut butter, and a spoon

 

[cydnote]

My son is a distance runner and in the kind of shape where his doctor recommends putting salt on more things because his BP gets so low when at rest he can nearly blackout by standing up quickly.

I've always been of the mindset that meat was an excuse to eat salt and veggies were an excuse to eat butter, but butter on a steak or burger works also.

 

[jdcyclone19]

My wife thinks it's wild that in the summer I can eat a white bread/tomato/s&p sandwich. Sometimes with a shmear of mayo.

No meat, no cheese, and I love both, but in the summer time that sandwich hits on a 100f day.

Love me some white bread, miracle whip and tomato sandwich.

 

[MeanDean]

Ketchup on homemade tacos. I put potato oles in my Taco Johns tacos, have done this for years. When I have prime rib and a side of bake potato in a bowl, Then I dump au jus over the potato... Sounds nasty but its good. Grated parmesan cheese on cooked broccoli. When I was younger, potato chips dipped in peanut butter.

We do this all the time. Would rather do a cheese sauce but usually too lazy to do that.

 

[Lineup]

Pigs feet and chicken feet

 

[cyclone82]

when I was kid, my mother would often make tuna salad or egg salad sandwiches for lunch. Both were popular with my family. But sometimes she would mix them together to make an unholy chimera of a sandwich spread. And... it actually wasn't too bad. Now, I haven't had it since I was maybe 11, and I'm not going to seek it out any time soon, but it wasn't the worst thing I've ever had.

I have always put 2 hard boiled eggs in with a can of tuna and miracle whip…. Add a slice of cheese and zap it under the broiler on a bun not sure what to call it … but pretty good

 

[cyclone82]

Also…..have you ever had a grilled peanut butter sandwich?? Tasty

 

[Clonefan32]

I could damn near eat an entire jar of kalamata olives in one sitting.

 

[NWICY]

I bet that would be good with a little cinnamon/sugar sprinkled on top!

Saltines with frosting <- On a rare occasion, my grandma would make that as a special treat for us.

That does sound good!