Oddest food combinations
 

I have loads of these, IF anyone is interested, I shall share in return for sharers sharing their own weird food combos.

Ball-rolling:

Sausages with raspberry jam. YUM!!

Grilled cheese and dill pickles!

Chocolate ice cream and pretzels

Oooh, Pretzels and Aftershock!

My mom used to put Weight Watchers Mayonaise in her Top Ramen :confused:

These are all horrible!! Perfect!!

My next one: Scooping the Jam out of a Doughnut with French fries. Yum!

Loads more to follow IF you're interested ;)

grilled cheese and ketchup

Wendy's French fries dipped in a Chocolate Frosty.

I thought everybody did that ripsaw?!?!?! (its kinda like my post with icecream and pretzels)

I like ham wrapped around kosher dill pickles and I've also been known to eat raisins in my mashed potatoes

Mayo and saltines.

Cereal and water or orange juice instead of milk. Yum!

I haven't eaten this as of late, but I used to make sandwiches with liverwurst, Cheese Whiz, peanut butter, and sometimes honey on them at once. I know there's a lot more, but some of the stuff I eat, I don't realise is weird until someone goes "EWWW" when they see me eating it. :lol:

Bloody Hell!! You Nut Bars!!

Right, I used to have baked beans on my chocolate crispies. (corn flakes in melted chocolate) YUM!!! (ish)

Onion and mustard sandwiches are good too...

Dates wrapped with bacon then broiled. I think it's a kind of common appetizer, but before I tried it it didn't sound all that appetizing to me.

Strawberry jam on toast with split pea soup. My mother goes crazy for it; I just don't get it.

Dark chocolate and roast beef sandwich.

Lemon Curd with Bacon

pancakes made with orange soda instead of milk.

pancakes with peanut butter and chocolate syrup.

peanut butter and ricotta cheese for breakfast!

Not particularly a personal favourite but my flatmate once cooked us:

Jacket Potato with fries on top, he used to have it all the time..!

I like Mayonnaise with minced beef and gravy! Much more sensible, yum....

Nutella and Cheese - LINK!

Nancy is definately a sick puppy... :icare:

Toast with cream cheese and strawberry jam is the best!

This one isn't good nor do I understand it but my friend's dad loves:

chocolate cake and ketchup

I use to love dipping chocolate covered ice cream bars into my chicken soup. Yummy!

i love pizza with kim chi

Ruffles potato chips and pizza sauce

i watched emeril last night and he was cooking up waffles with mac & cheese and fried chicken??? :hmm:

Keilbasa heated through in equal parts ketchup and grape jelly. Really.

Try the chicken nuggets. It's unbelievably edible. One day one of my coworkers just handed me one and said "eat". Who am I to argue? :)

Peanut butter and balogna sandwich. To die for...

ya'll are nuckin futs....ok here's one my ex-wife tried to get me to eat, tomato and onion sandwiches

Ketchup in either Broccoli au Grautin Rice-A-Roni or mashed potatoes - I love it!

tomato and onion sandwhiches are wierd? I grew up eating those

Yumm! With a little cilantro and some ranch dressing!

I love ketchup with my mashpotatoes.

My sister would eat peanut butter, jelly sandwiches with pickles. She would also eat vienna sausage with cheese and pickles.

Peanut Butter and Cheese on crackers, my wife can't stand it

Salt and Vinegar Potato Chips on top of Tuna sandwiches with Raisin Bread

Potato Chips and Chocolate Cake

I love cottage cheese with mustard. Gives it a nice little kick and tastes awesome. Healthy too!

Oreos & salsa.... Surprisingly good!

Wash it down with:
Pineapple juice and Amaretto
OR
Mountain dew with a scoop of pre-sweetened Kool-Aid.

Peanut butter and Jalapenos on a bagel..................so good.....................

"Dirty Jalapeno Chips" and dried pineapple rings.

Oddly invigorating.

I think it's safe to assume that ketchup goes with anything, or at least that is what the wife seems to think. She apperantly like Oreos and ketchup.

My personal oddities include Pizza with cornflakes and neopolitan icecream (go Turtles)

Salmon and Liquorice - this is a recipe created by Heston Blumenthal at his three Michelin stared restaurant The Fat Duck. There are 17 courses, each one consising of something weird like this. In on he has a pot of liquid nitrogen and makes bacon and egg ice cream at the table. Costs though.

I've never had this but I used to have a friend that put maple syrup on his scrambled eggs.

DUDE I USED TO DO THAT. Tastes pretty damn good. Actually, maple syrup in just about anything does.

I like ketchup on my scrambled eggs.

Tabasco on scrambled eggs...

I guess I'm a closet Elvis fan... but... the most decadent food combo, though more than one or two may just kill you... Peanut butter, Banana, Honey, and Bacon -- grilled...
Called The Elvis at The Peanut Butter Factory

Cranberry sauce with hot fudge on vanilla ice cream. Wonderful!

I've heard about this guy, he's equal parts chef and mad scientist.

Next time you grill a steak, try kicking it up a notch with some cocoa powder.

Actually mal, that sounds good (the Elvis sandwich) I may have to try it sometime!

spaghetti with soy sauce
mashed potatoes, corn and ketchup
grilled cheese with ketchup

sugar cookies with blue cheese, cream cheese and ketchup
pickled onions with anything
cheese biscuits with molasses
raspberry jam on ham
and for the finale...

sardines wrapped in deli beef slices with dijon mustard

My crazy sister slops gravy all over cottage cheese and claims it's wooooooonderful!!!

Yeeeeeeeeeecht!!! :mad:

But I don't eat it so :p

Lets see...I work at a Coldstone... Mint ice cream with peanutbutter cups and strawberries...lemon sorbet with peanut butter cups and hot fudge... kids and pregnent women do weird things...

Me personally... I like chicken and beef enchiladas with garlic bread.

if youve never had a cream cheese and jelly sandwich, you are missing out on LIFE!!

I have a sandwich i make that is similar..
half PBNJ, half tuna sala. Grilled on raisen bread.
Cut into pieces, and dollop with sour cream when done. Good stuff!

You can replace the tuna with fried spam if you have it available.

Spam cooked in teriyaki sauce with a layer of sushi rice wrapped in nori (seaweed)=Spam musubi...mmmm sooo delicious, yet no one outside of Hawaii seems to believe me...

I like to take KFC coleslaw and mix it with mashed potatoes and gravy. Mm. I have a theory that everything is better with gravy.

:)

I'm sure I'll think of more.

I eat spam musubi all the time! There are a lot of Hawaiians that live in Vegas.
I want to go to hawaii and have the spam mcmuffin.
Though i think that could void my life insurance :)

canned corned beef over rice with a raw egg underneath it all

I like to have a McDonalds full breakfast (sausage, scrambled, muffin and hash brown) but with everything dipped in strawberry jam.

Definitely, but here's a variation on that goody. There was a pub around embassy row when I was in DC that served a sandwich called an "Art Buchwald". It was cream cheese and jelly with bacon on raisin toast. That and a Guiness were standard fare that summer.

Wow! I dont know if I can taste that one, maybe ill have to make a sampling some time! :)

Macaroni and Cheese, Canned corn, and ketchup

Raw cucumbers with salt.

gosh I must be the odd one out, I don't think I have any odd tastes like that...though I must say personally I like mayo and peanut butter (separately) on most things hehe

Rice and Chips, covered in curry sauce.

East meets West in perfect harmony.

raw cucumbers with salt are delicious! Folks at work think im strange becuase I put salt on my raw carrots

Hot sauce on just about anything.

While not exactly food, you would never guess thes ingrediants together would taste like an oatmeal cookie :p

Equal parts: Butter Shots, Irish Creme, Goldschlager

The people I work with eat salted lemons.

try tomato sauce (ketchup?) on fried eggs....

That's not odd, ryfo. :)

okay here is one for you.....
Green Apples dipped in a sauce which is compiled of: Soya Sauce, Chilli, Sugar and a bit of Garlic.
It is an asian dish known as ROOD JUCK (*spelling - not sure if right - but is pronounced like that*)

My brother's friend used to dip strawberries into mustard. Yuck.

My mom eats tomatos with brown sugar.
Compared to everything else, that's the only remotely wierd combination I can think of.
Except the grilled cheese and pickle sandwich with mustard I made once, but that wasn't good. (cheese+pickle =good, cheese+mustard =good, mustard+pickle =bad)

the last resturaunt that I cooked at had an interesting pairing. green tea Poached pear with a curried grav lox. We served it like sushi, baton of pear with a few shavings of the lox. Delish.

There's a restaurant in Pittsburgh called Primanti Bros where all the sandwiches are served with a huge mound of fries and vinegar cole slaw inside the sandwich. My favorite is the pastrami and fried egg sandwich with the aforementioned toppings. It is everything you could ever want in a sandwich.

i put salt on my watermelon... apparenlty this is "strange" but everyone i knew growing up did it.. .it's SOOO good!
i don't eat wierd stuff... have pretty plain tastes i guess!

french fries dipped in vanilla milkshake or a potted meat and ruffles potato chip sandwich. soooo good

Honey and Reeeaaallly HOT mustard hot dog. Well, it seemed a weird combo the first time I heard of it, but it turned out it wasn't that rare. Absolutely love it!

Similar to the elvis one, I make a Peanut Butter, Banana, Lettuce, and Mayo! Yummy!!

peanut butter and watermelon. I actually have tried this and like it.

My favorites as a kid where
sugar cookies dipped in mustard (some kid took my cookie an put it in mustard at school, & I wasn't about to be shown up, it was all good after that)
& Oreos dipped in tropical punch flavored kool aid

i have never actually eaten this, but at one point after a late night of being young and having lots of newlywed sex, my husband and i were sitting around being hungry, and i thought the idea of a deep-fried bacon wrapped apple sounded REALLY good. he thought it was disgusting, but i still think the combination of the crispy salty bacon and the warm, sweet apple would be amazing. i might have to try this one day.... perhaps when apple season rolls around again :)

For Valentines day

Pork with pomegranite chili chocolate sauce

desert - vanilla ice cream which chocolate pomegranite sauce.

its great!

There wasn't any chocolate in the pomegranite chili sauce.


I cooked it by the way.

Apple with marmite. Top notch.

Once I was sitting on the couch with my strips of apple and a blob of marmite, and my dad figured it was chocolate sauce and tried to steal some. He was less than thilled at the results. Good times.

seems you guys like peanut...

how about ox tail with salted baby shrimps

My grandfather used to dunk everything in his coffee. The weirdest was a bolonga sandwich. I'm a big fan of the ketchup and mustard sandwich.

its just food, it ends up in your stomach one way or another.

I like cottage cheese with my eggs. When I worked in a fast food joint as a kid I learned to enjoy french fries with gravy and thousand islands salad dressing.

Every once in a while I'll eat a bowl of peanut butter and waffle syrup in honor of my father. My pop turned me on to that one.

Also, when I was a kid, I apparantly had asked for baked beans on my vanilla ice-cream at my grandmother's house one birthday. They said I liked the dish very much and was all excited about it. :)
I haven't worked up the nerve yet to try them in recent years, though. ;)

we used to eat popcorn in ice cream as kids

quite good: green grapes and ranch dressing

mix IBC rootbeer and Dr Pepper put drink within 3 hours...

cream cheese. straight up.

carrots with peanut butter... anything with peanut butter. even doritoes.

shrimp and butter sandwitchs

I don't know about the deep frying part, but I make a super tasty sandwich thus:
Toasted 6" sub roll, spread thinly with cream cheese, thinly sliced sharp cheddar, 1/2 thinly sliced grany smith apple, three slices of bacon, drizzle with pure maple syrup. Also works with Proscuitto instead of bacon. One of these days I want to try this with sweet hot pepper relish too.

Some others:
Grapefruit segments with goat cheese, endive, and aleppo pepper.

Proscuitto wrapped cantaloupe (yeah, I know, it's a standard Italian appetizer, but it strikes me as odd.)

Pineapple/Chipotle/Green Bell Pepper salsa.

Graham cracker breaded deep fried calamari (never tried it, but I have heard about this one and the theory is sound.)

Malta. You know, the unfermented dark ale from Goya? This is actually a non-combination. They forgot the frickin yeast! I tried it. Not revolting, but have a beer if you want a beer. I'm almost tempted to see if I could flatten a twack of it and ferment it out properly, but it's probably loaded with preservatives other than the hops.

Hot Pepper Porter (Actually, Hot Pepper. Licorice Root, Roasted Rye, Ginger, Smoked Porter. It was awesome! Bottled it in 22 oz Newcastle bottles.)

Ginger Brown Ale - The perfect beer to drink with sushi.

Chocolate Porter. A perennial favorite. Unsweetened chocolate in beer adds a depth that you cant find anywhere else.

Cayenne pepper in chocolate milkshake. Just a pinch makes it colder and chocolatey-er.

Perhaps the oddest one I've done was have a sandwich with:

Packaged tuna (waterless)
Salsa
Lettuce
Peanut Butter
Banana
Turkey
Bacon

It was sweat, yet meaty. It's fun to try random food combinations. As long as it's not outrageous, it usually isn't too bad. The funny part is, I hate Tuna by itself.

A friend of mine once made himself an omelette with everything he could find.
from what I can remember it included:
shrimp
relish
peanutbutter
grape jelly
and bacon

He said it was suprisingly good. No one believed him.

I don't believe him either

Vegimite and syrup sandwiches while hiking the New Zealand highlands. Terrible stuff but it got me laid because the guide was a cutie who loved 'em!

It's also really awesome with mangoes.. instead of the pineapple.

Raman with lettuce, french fries, beef and ranch dressing. So tasty. I am not a fan of ketchup so I tend to avoid it. Ranch on the other hand, I love ranch on anything savory. I have not tried anything sweet with Ranch.