Strange food combinations that you enjoy

[doug rr]

i used to eat bologna sandwiches with yellow mustard and potato chips piled in

There's absolutely nothing strange about that. That shit is fucking essential.

yeah, why did you stop?

[knee tunes]

roll up a piece of bread into a ball, stuff it into your mouth, take a drink of OJ, soak, chew, and swallow.

You left out the cough up and blow at somebody you like part

[wease]

Entenmann’s chocolate iced donuts dunked in orange juice.

[Chris_H_2]

i used to eat bologna sandwiches with yellow mustard and potato chips piled in

There's absolutely nothing strange about that. That shit is fucking essential.

yeah, why did you stop?

someone told me what's in bologna.

[dimejinky99]

Beer with everything.

Guinness with oysters (or any stout will do)
Red wine with dark chocolate

[E.H. Ruddock]

Those are both pretty common though. At least here. Not strange at all

[Kaius]

roll up a piece of bread into a ball, stuff it into your mouth, take a drink of OJ, soak, chew, and swallow.

You left out the cough up and blow at somebody you like part

[washing machine]

Tried an empanada full of mango, chickpeas and sriracha today. It didn't suck.

[Orpheus]

Guinness with oysters (or any stout will do)

Don't know if they do this in Ireland but some American brewers make an Oyster stout that has a nice salty tone to it, so this is definitely not unheard of.

[doone]

Guinness with oysters (or any stout will do)

Don't know if they do this in Ireland but some American brewers make an Oyster stout that has a nice salty tone to it, so this is definitely not unheard of.

They do have oyster stouts because the only time I tried one was when I was there on holiday.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Guinness with oysters (or any stout will do)

Don't know if they do this in Ireland but some American brewers make an Oyster stout that has a nice salty tone to it, so this is definitely not unheard of.

They do have oyster stouts because the only time I tried one was when I was there on holiday.

Did you like it? The ones I've had here in the states are so hit or miss. The ones I liked I really liked, but the ones I didn't were really awful.

[E.H. Ruddock]

This is my favorite

[doone]

Guinness with oysters (or any stout will do)

Don't know if they do this in Ireland but some American brewers make an Oyster stout that has a nice salty tone to it, so this is definitely not unheard of.

They do have oyster stouts because the only time I tried one was when I was there on holiday.

Did you like it? The ones I've had here in the states are so hit or miss. The ones I liked I really liked, but the ones I didn't were really awful.

No, I didn't like it much. I haven't been curious enough to try another one.

[darth_vedder]

PB & J with cool ranch Doritos between the bread.

[96583UP]

Spoiler: show

[96583UP]

organic oats n honey & vial of hitler's tears

[knee tunes]

Doritoes and cottage cheese

[knee tunes]

Pretzels drug through cream cheese

[wease]

I also like to dump a bag of plain m&m's on top of a tub of popcorn

I've heard of this before.

Paul Reiser kinda does this in Whiplash but rather than M&M's, he dumps Raisinettes over his popcorn. I'm intrigued. Raisinettes, Reese's Pieces, M&M's, and Goobers could all work.

It's sweet, salty, choclatey, buttery...mmm

Milk Duds

[washing machine]

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