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One thing I always enjoyed....

I haven't been able to eat Kraft Mac and Cheese since I puked it up once when I was about 9.... but one day it was prepared strangely...

1. Mac and Cheese
2. Whole thing of tuna fish
3. Saltine crackers.

Basically make a bed of mac, put the whole can of tuna on top, and crush crackers over it. It's a whole different thing at that point and I've always liked it.

Now you go. Post some weird thing that prolly nobody else does that you enjoy eating.

No meals of combined penis, jizz, and soylent, Malcolm.

Peanut butter & strawberry jelly sandwich with a whole small bag of crunchy cheetos in there. Good on it's own, but even better as the perfect accompaniment to a nice sweet and creamy tomato soup.

My experience has been that this only works with strawberry jelly. Other jellies I've tried have a bad flavor clash with the cheetos.

canned tuna is gross.

Weirdest combo for me: Hot dogs + bananas. I couldn't eat hot dog buns as a kid, so I had banana with it instead. Soooo good.

Only other semi weird thing, I still mix my fountain drinks whenever I can. 1/2 root beer + coke is delicious. Maybe some Sprite to add some tangyness.

My kid LOVES those new Coke combo machines. He mixes it up like a mother fucker.

GORDON wrote:My kid LOVES those new Coke combo machines. He mixes it up like a mother fucker.

I haven't seen one of those machines yet. I just do it from the old school machines when I can.

ALL kids LOVE those new Coke combo machines.

Fixed.

I can't eat PB&Js without potato chips inside them. It's not just a flavor thing, but also texture.

Several years ago I put potato chips inside a cold sub sandwich for the first time... soooooooooo good.

My Gramma used to put chips on the frozen pizza.

Another one I like:

1. 1 lb burg
2. 1 or 2 potatoes, depending on how big they are
3. 1 medium sized onion

Brown the meat. Dice the potatoes and onion while you are browning the meat. Drain the meat grease. Add the diced potatoes and onion to the meat. Cover and cook on low until the potatoes are soft. Eat, I like mine with salt and pepper.

Something about that meal does not trigger my "I'm full" reflex and I can eat the entire thing in one sitting, and that's why I haven't cooked it in about 3 years since I got old and can't keep the pounds off the way I used to.